What are YOU listening to in 2025 ?

Feelslikefar said:
The last session I had with the people in my study, they encouraged me to put down what I remember from the past.
Told them about the forum and how I post songs that had an impact on me.
Hope you don't mind that I use this as a Bridge.

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Thank you, I love the Moody Blues and haven't heard this song in a while, always a pleasure, a positive moment. The past is part of us, when it's meaningful and still makes us feel good, it should be embraced at any time, in my opinion. I enjoy many of your song posts.
 
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hollydolly said:
You've never heard it either ?.:eek:..It was an enormous hit.. when we were teens we used to have it on 8 track in the car and we'd sing at the top of our voices to it..
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I guarantee more who post here never heard it then have and do not doubt enormous hit but my memory is still unreal bit scary and most of these songs if I heard even once I remember but never heard Keep The Customer Satisfied ,
 
hollydolly said:
You've never heard it either ?.:eek:..It was an enormous hit.. when we were teens we used to have it on 8 track in the car and we'd sing at the top of our voices to it..
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I never owned a Simon and Garfunkel record until much later when their greatest hits album came out in the 70s. The song, Keep The Customer Satisfied, never got played on the radio here in the States as far as I can tell.
 
Wow, I completely forgotten about that song. I didn't recognize the name of it, but sure remembered it when I listened to it.

When I was first in London in 1967, I bought a bunch of LPs at a flea market for about a dime apiece and brought them back to my boyfriend at that time who was a musician. One of the albums was obviously a demo, in a thin poorly-printed sleeve with the corner cut off that had a picture of a young man on the front and just the word "PAUL". It was black-and-white. The back had a list of songs, but not much further info.

We listened to the albums when I got back home and liked some of them, but didn't really get into any of them. Some time later, I heard a song on the radio that I swore I had heard somewhere and remembered that it was on the album I had brought back.

Darned if that album wasn't a Paul Simon demo, probably sent out to radio stations. My boyfriend kept the albums when we broke up. I've always wondered if that album would be valuable these days. I have a feeling that it might have been. Sigh.
 
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