The Place is in the Song.

[timoc]

Dean Martin - Winter Wonderland​

 

[timoc]

Cilla Black "You're My World"​

 

[Jazzy1]

Backyard Boy

 

[Tish]

Eye in the Sky

 

[Tish]

Here without you - 3 Doors Down

 

[smiley]

the leaving of liverpool

 

[Sunkist]

 

[Sunkist]

 

[timoc]

Cilla Black - Liverpool Lullaby​

 

[horseless carriage]

Ella Fitzgerald: I Love Paris.

 

[Tish]

Hotel California - Eagles

 

[Trade]

 

[Sunkist]

 

[oscash]

Jerry Vale - How Are Things In Glocca Morra​

Oh, what a voice. Thanks, timoc - brings back good memories.

 

[IrishEyes]

My favorite drive in California - L.A. to Big Sur, never forget that beauty.

The Beach Boys - Big Sur (Audio)

 

[Sunkist]

My favorite drive in California - L.A. to Big Sur, never forget that beauty.

The Beach Boys - Big Sur (Audio)

How about this one?

 

[IrishEyes]

How about this one?

Long coastal drives in California are the best rides for sure, windows down, music loud and gorgeous ocean and mountain
scenery. I do miss that most of all.

 

[Jazzy1]

The Blarney Stone

 

[Tish]

Stuck in the middle with you - Stealers Wheel

 

[Jazzy1]

Harlem River Drive - Bobbi Humphrey

 

[Tish]

 

[horseless carriage]

The song, "Lady Godiva," by Peter & Gordon mentions Coventry, the scene of her legendary ride to reduce taxes. The lyrics reference her riding through the city, often citing the town's name, to fulfill the bargain with her husband.
The song was popular but faced potential, though unconfirmed, backlash from the mayor of Coventry, who reportedly felt it insulted the city. The lyrics are based on the 11th-century legend of Lady Godiva, who rode naked on a horse through Coventry to persuade her husband, Earl Leofric, to lower taxes on the townspeople.

 

[Tish]

The song was popular but faced potential, though unconfirmed, backlash from the mayor of Coventry, who reportedly felt it insulted the city. The lyrics are based on the 11th-century legend of Lady Godiva, who rode naked on a horse through Coventry to persuade her husband, Earl Leofric, to lower taxes on the townspeople.

Seriously, he felt it was an insult, wow.

 

[Tish]

 

[Jazzy1]

[Get Your Kicks on] Route 66 · Nat King Cole