Post something "pop"

[gcb]

 

[Michedelic]

“Downtown” might have been her signature song, but I was always fascinated with the chorus chord changes and vocals on this when I was a kid…


And this evokes “Swinging London”, although it’s not exactly Mod…

 

[dalkowski]

 

[The Owl]

 

[The Owl]

A recent one of my own

 

[Kijuer]

Well, my wife's band's latest release is kinda pop, I guess...from an Italian point of view at least LOL

 

[Hot Rats]

 

[FilterFunk]

Well, my wife's band's latest release is kinda pop, I guess...from an Italian point of view at least LOL

I don't understand a word, but I dig that music! It's very well produced, too.

 

[FilterFunk]

I haven't heard this song since around the time it first came out! Reminds me of "Want Ads":

 

[FilterFunk]

I haven't heard this song since around the time it first came out! Reminds me of "Want Ads":

While looking for "Want Ads," I found another one I hadn't heard in decades...

"Teddy Bear" - Reggie Garner:

 

[Old gold]

Hope this hasn’t been posted before. Speaking of pop and sugary sweet songs, here is the #1 selling song from 1969. I was in Boot Camp in San Diego at the time, and every evening we got to listen to the radio for an hour before taps. There was always a debate about which station to listen to. When my side (there were many sides) this is what we got. This song along with Lay Lady Lay and Crystal Blue Persuasion define my summer in San Diego.

 

[discochris]

I grew up in the Mare Island/Vallejo area in the late 60s/early 70s and then Sacramento since. Even though these were San Francisco AM stations, I still tuned them in for my music pleasure and education. They were so across the board with the pop and rock genres. They were a big part my world.

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When I saw the number one, I knew almost exactly when this list was from without looking at the date. That was the number one song the day I was born (a few weeks after this.)

 

[Guiseppe]

It was KFRC from SF, and KROY here in Sacramento that I listened to throughout the '70s. Man, that brings back a lot of transistor radio memories!

I had this EXACT radio That song list WAS pretty good, right?

 

[FilterFunk]

I had this EXACT radio That song list WAS pretty good, right?

Right! That's some serious variety.

 

[pklima]

A few years old, but I still think it's the best Michael Jackson song since Jason DeRulo's "Want To Want Me".

 

[FilterFunk]

Here's a little Christmas pop for you: "My Christmas Card to You" - The Partridge Family. (and it's a pretty darn good song, too!)

 

[MAJOR METAL]

 

[Richland123]

 

[srosenthal13]

 

[roccobass]

I always secretly dug this song. Damn, it’s catchy.