Everyone,

Our DJ has a format which allows us to request songs we want to hear.

So, If anyone has a request please submit it on this forum and we will make sure it is played on Aug 7th.

Larry

What, no requests?  I would think a generous dose of 60's Motown would be a great place to start. It's what we danced to for so many years!

I love anything by The Eagles . . . "Heartbreak Tonight"; "Life in the Fast Lane"; "Witchy Woman"; "Hotel California". 

Marlene Micale Reisner

I checked out the top 100 songs from '69 and '70 and here are some of my all time favs(either specific songs or just the artist):

Badfinger, Edison Ligththouse, Jackson 5, Carpenters, CCR, Eric Star, SugarLoaf, Simon and Garfunkel,

 Neil Diamond (Forever in Bluejeans), Bread, Mungo Jerry, Hollies, BJ Thomas (Hooked on a Feeling), Chairman of the Board, Chicago (Make me Smile, 25 or 6 to 4),

James Taylor (Fire and Rain), Joe Cocker, Ides of March, Guess Who (No Time, These Eyes, Laughing), Dylan (Lay Lady Lay). Grass Roots (I'd Walk a Million Miles),

Spiral Staircase( More Today than Yesterday), Cowsills (Hair), Zombies (Time of the Sesaon), Lou Chrisie, Youngbloods (Get Together) The Dells (Oh What a Night),

the Archies, Bob Seger (Rambling Gambling Man) Grass Roots (I'd Walk a Million Miles), Turtles,

Shocking Blue (Venus), Eric Starr, Santana (Evil Ways)

Hope that helps..

Oh, could we add Love is Blue? It has a funny meaning for Sandra Sieman and me!!

Hi Joanie --

I read your music request and realized that I'm probably off by a year or two with my request for Eagles' songs.  The Eagles became popular in 1970-71, so I guess I wasn't listening to them until I got to college.  Hard for me to remember that far back!. . . Sorry about that . . . but, I still like their stuff.  I was definitely a fan of "Chicago" though and some of the other groups/people you named.  

Looking forward to seeing you at the reunion and listening to whatever music they play. It should be fun.

Tihore Mai Te Rangi / Teresa Bright

Lugar Comum / Sergio Mendez

Pump Pump / Snoop Dogg

Can Almost Hear You Sigh / The Stones

Born in the USA / Springsteen

Johnny Cash <- song name / Ry Cooder

Gin & Juice / the Phish cut

Anything by Michael Bocian

What do we win if we stump the DJ? :- )

I would like to request that most of the songs played by the DJ be from the late 1960s – the years we were at Brush!

This wasn’t done at the reunion I attended (25th) in 1995, and I think it would have made this reunion more enjoyable.

I’d like to 2nd the earlier requests of Marilyn Robinson Box and Joan Noble Bonaminio.

The two songs I’d like to specifically request were two songs played a lot at our basketball games during the 1970 Championship year:

Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye (Steam)

I Want You Back (Jackson Five)

Larry, Scratch my song requests.......

There should definitely be plenty of Motown tunes...Four Tops, Temps, Supremes, Martha and the Vandellas...we did a lot of dancing to this music in high school.  Thanks Larry

Jerry

The sound track from "Good Morning Vietnam" has a great song list from mid- and late-60s:

Nowhere to Run - Martha and the Vandellas

I Get Around - Beach Boys

Game of Love - Wayne Fontana & Mindbenders

Liar, Liar - Castaways

I Got You (I Feel Good) - James Brown (naturally)

Danger Heartbreak Dead Ahead - Marvelettes

Five O'Clock World - The Vogues

We really grew up at a great time for music, didn't we?

Please don't forget to play some songs from:

- The Beatles

- The Rolling Stones

- The Who

EARTH, WIND, & FIRE...GREAT FOR GETTING PEOPLE UP & DANCING!

Wasn't a hit then, but "Summer of '69" would be appropriate!

Blood, Sweat and Tears;  Sonny and Cher, Roberta Flack, Supremes, Any Motown, Beachboys, Carol King

How about some KARAOKE? 

-Annie

If you need me to bring any of the memories that you've mentioned, I've got most of them on vinyl (albums, ....remember them) about six feet from me.  However, I was so much younger then the rest of you, I'm not sure I remember hearing them on the radio (remember those).  :-)  Can't wait to see you all again.

Great list Joanie.  What about a little Three Dog Night: "Feeling Alright", "Mama Told Me", "One", etc. or C.S&N or C.S.N.& Young (take your pick) along with anything from The Doors.  Gosh, there IS just so much great music from our high school and college days.

Joanie nailed it.  I am pretty sure I got it covered.  This DJ Rocks.  ( excuse the pun)

Larry

Larry,tell the guy a lot of motown!!!!!