A Place For Thirty-Somethings

@ bagoma

Coward of the county is my mum's favourite. Infact i'm going to look for the cd to listen to, hope i brought it with me though.

I tot I was d only one that loves the "Gambler".....

I will survive - Diana Ross....
Midnight train to Georgia - Gladys Knight n d pips
Lets stay together - Al Green

A whole bunch more

Okay Bagoma, take it easy on yourself, nothing's wrong with your brain 

other duets are:

Islands in the stream

Somethings burning

Love lifted me

which one? 

Yay! I love that song! Dolly Parton. Play a song for me Apple Jack! Apple Jack! play a song, let your banjo ring.

no b_e b_e, i'm not familiar with joss stone but perhaps its just her name i'm not familiar with, maybe if u put up one her most popular song, perhaps it will ring a bell.

@ n2h, oh yes its islands in the stream!!,
i ilove that song. fact is i love most of the duet, rogers did with parton.

These are two of my favorites:
Spoiled
Right to Be Wrong

She's from London.  You can hear her @ music.yahoo.com...........just type in her name in the artists category (Joss Stone)

still waiting................

Awwww

waits with you

@ gentleleaura ... "I Will Survive" was sung by Gloria Gaynor not Diana Ross

@ AguNwoke hia! nna na waa oo...Chicks and Chickens indeed! Where did you get that from??? There is NO such song by a Nigerian artist.

@ ababoy1 you are too much ooo...since you are the oldies guru here I'm sure you'll know the name of the group that sang "Ain't No Stopping Us Now We're On The Move" (Cause I don't remember)

I'm surprised nobody mentioned Chaka Khan's "Ain't Nobody, Loves Me Better" (or was it mentioned?)

What about Kool & The Gang? Or The Gap Band? (lol!!!) And "Shame" by Evelyn ("Champagne") King

But with the sort of music played these days..my goodness..the lyrics are heavy! You could almost need protection to listen to the songs with all the innuendos (or infact literal description) of love making going on in the song! ewooo...

Sexual Healing is decent believe me compared to what's on the radio these days in the name of love songs...or is it the music videos? If the babes ain't shaking their booty or boobs in their skimpy bikinis then the video won't sell...na waa ooo...

I still think our generation got it better...

@ ijebuman,
ahhhw eeyaaa, rest in peace, gene mcfadden.

@ angelgal,
very true, our generation sure got it better!

@ ababoy,
thanks a million for the mp3's. you're one in a million. God bless.

Thanks Ijebuman for the info.
What a pity about McFadden's demise, and Whitehead even died some years ago. Now they are both gone.
But their music lives on.. and that's a wondeful legacy.

@ Oiza yes ooo..you try my sister! At least we sabi the names..

We don't want to seem ancient among these young ones especially when they are on and and on about Pharell or Marion or Joe and  the rest of them. I say we try joo..after all I'm sure they have no idea of who J.D Souther or Leo Sayer is!

(Oh my...I crack myself up..those names sound like they came right out of a history book!)

You try 
used to think Tyrese and Sisqo were the same, they both sound alike 

& Donna Summer - Tokyo...

@ Ababoy1
I remember Skyy...there's this their song I loved to bits: "Skyy Jamming" (We're Having A Party)

And then there was this other one: "This Song Is For You"

I play the thing tire so tey the poor cassette got all tangled up cause I kept on rewinding it. Had a handy biro always anyway to untangle the tape. Thank goodness for CDs!