LEGEND Your Song of the Day

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duanevalle22 said:
I'm figuring since I brought up Donny Osmond yesterday I thought I'd post a video of The Osmond's taking their crack at metal...


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Didn't see your other post but... My wife was always a huge Donny Osmond fan growing up. I heard he was coming to town a couple years back so I got us front row tickets to his show for her birthday. I was half doing it as a joke but I knew she would really want to go see him. Turned out, he put on one hell of a show.
 
RamFan503 said:
Didn't see your other post but... My wife was always a huge Donny Osmond fan growing up. I heard he was coming to town a couple years back so I got us front row tickets to his show for her birthday. I was half doing it as a joke but I knew she would really want to go see him. Turned out, he put on one hell of a show.
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My two sisters were fanatics.... They must have played Sweet And Innocent 10,000x a week.... uggh.

Though I wouldn't mind seeing them.
 
IowaRam said:
67 years ago tonight , was the night the music died


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My mom shared a story with me just recently, I never knew.

She was the first graduating class from Clairemont High (San Diego- later the school Fast Times of Ridgemont High was based. Didn't know that either! "Mom your high School was Fast Times High! That movie was a classic when I was in High School. (1982 release) How Ironic.")

Anyway, in September 1958, a few months before the plane crash, Richie Valens came to an opening of her high school, and she said it was such a surprise and so much fun. She and her friends were dancing and had a blast. Valens was only 17, himself! So, he was their age.

So young to die. It must have been such a shocker.
 
Ground Chuck said:
My mom shared a story with me just recently, I never knew.

She was the first graduating class from Clairemont High (San Diego- later the school Fast Times of Ridgemont High was based. Didn't know that either! "Mom your high School was Fast Times High! That movie was a classic when I was in High School. (1982 release) How Ironic.")

Anyway, in September 1958, a few months before the plane crash, Richie Valens came to an opening of her high school, and she said it was such a surprise and so much fun. She and her friends were dancing and had a blast. Valens was only 17, himself! So, he was their age.

So young to die. It must have been such a shocker.
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The Surf Ballroom is about an hour and a half from where I live , the wife and I have been there a few times , we've even gone out to the crash site

The Surf Ballroom still holds the Winter Dance Party every year , although the Wife and I have never actually gone to the Winter Dance Party it's self , although we sure still want to , just to say we have

but we have been to a couple other concerts there , they still bring in big name acts every year , I imagine it's on alot of performers bucket list to play the legendary Surf Ballroom

it truly is a magical place , the second you walk in the front door , you can feel it , it's just different
 
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