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[video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DI16HV2TLuc&feature=related]Damn, it's been a long time, but this song still kicks a**. Enjoy.Yeah, gonna tell my taleCome onCome onGive a listenCause I was born lonelyDown by the riversideLearned to spin fortune wheelAnd throw diceAnd I was just thirteenWhen I had to leave homeKnew I couldn't stick aroundHad to roamI ain't good lookin'But you know I ain't shyAin't afraid to look a girlIn the eyeSo if you need some lovin'And you need it right awayTake a little time outAnd maybe I'll stayThen I got to rambleRamblin' manLord I got to gambleGamblin' manAhh I got to rambleRamblin' manAnd I was born a ramblin' gamblin' manI hope you got moneySho gonna need someAin't gonna run on lovin'And I got to runI got to keep movin'Never gonna slow downYou can have your funky worldSee ya 'roundI got to rambleRamblin' manYeah I got to gambleGamblin' manAah I got to rambleRamblin' manI was born a ramblin' gamblin' manRamblin' man, everybodyGamblin' manRamblin' man, yeahGamblin' manRamblin' manGamblin' manAll Right! Hey! Yeah! Written By: Bob SegerThe Silver Bullet Band:Bob Seger- Lead Vocals, GuitarDrew Abbot-Lead Guitar, Guitar, Backing VocalsChris Campbell-Bass, Backing VocalsAlto Reed-Saxophone, Backing VocalsRobyn Robbins-OrganCharlie Allen-Drums[/video]
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[video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2W3t5u7cxs] (I gave you a hand in posting your video, IEatGoAnna
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Sep 26, 1969: The Brady Bunch premieres </h2> On this day in 1969, American television audiences hear the soon-to-be-famous opening lyrics Heres the story of a lovely lady who was living with three very lovely girls as The Brady Bunch, a sitcom that will become an icon of American pop culture, airs for the first time. The show was panned by critics and, according to the Museum of Broadcast Communications, during its entire network run, the series never reached the top ten ranks of the Nielsen ratings. Yet, the program stands as one of the most important sitcoms of American 1970s television programming, spawning numerous other series on all three major networks, as well as records, lunch boxes, a cookbook, and even a stage show and feature film. [video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ou-FeOoKDq4][/video]
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PSP
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Sorry gang - you get one more this evening. 
Earlier in this thread, I said some not so nice things about Michael Jackson - all true, but not so nice 
In fairness, one of his Jackson 5 songs has brought our family a lot of fun. When the girls were younger, we used to go to Club Med Ixtapa on vacation almost every year. Club Med probably isn't like most of you imagine - it's not all drunken debauchery. OK, well some of it is, but they do a bunch of fun activities to get everyone up and moving and involved. One of the things that they did every day right before lunch was the Sun Dance - to make sure that the sun was out in paradise for your vacation. All of the GOs (the kids who work there) would line up around the pool and do a dance along with all of the guests to the Jackson 5 song - Blame It On The Boogie. We all used to get a real charge out of that and made sure that we were participating to the fullest. Since every vacation requires a little public humiliation, we got ours out of the way early After doing that for 7 or 8 years, it became a real family tradition - to the point when my older daughter got married, I led the entire reception in a group dance to this song. It was very cool watching about 100 uptight people releasing their inhibitions and just having a great time. They realized that no matter how silly they looked doing this, they couldn't come close to looking as ridiculous as I did leading everyone in a tux 
Anyway, here is the full Jackson 5 song followed by a version of the dance from another Club Med - laughing and pointing is definitely allowed![video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkBS4zUjJZo&ob=av2n][video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pz6eVP1Kyb4][/video][/video]
Earlier in this thread, I said some not so nice things about Michael Jackson - all true, but not so nice In fairness, one of his Jackson 5 songs has brought our family a lot of fun. When the girls were younger, we used to go to Club Med Ixtapa on vacation almost every year. Club Med probably isn't like most of you imagine - it's not all drunken debauchery. OK, well some of it is, but they do a bunch of fun activities to get everyone up and moving and involved. One of the things that they did every day right before lunch was the Sun Dance - to make sure that the sun was out in paradise for your vacation. All of the GOs (the kids who work there) would line up around the pool and do a dance along with all of the guests to the Jackson 5 song - Blame It On The Boogie. We all used to get a real charge out of that and made sure that we were participating to the fullest. Since every vacation requires a little public humiliation, we got ours out of the way early After doing that for 7 or 8 years, it became a real family tradition - to the point when my older daughter got married, I led the entire reception in a group dance to this song. It was very cool watching about 100 uptight people releasing their inhibitions and just having a great time. They realized that no matter how silly they looked doing this, they couldn't come close to looking as ridiculous as I did leading everyone in a tux Anyway, here is the full Jackson 5 song followed by a version of the dance from another Club Med - laughing and pointing is definitely allowed![video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkBS4zUjJZo&ob=av2n][video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pz6eVP1Kyb4][/video][/video]
Pamzoomusicgirlie
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[video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ujzp9ffPwPM] Voltaire - When You're EvilOne of my most very favorite songs! It's super fun and the violins are crazy good, also the video can we say YAY for Disney Villains! hehe
ENJOY! -- Edited by PMM2008 on Saturday 1st of October 2011 09:28:30 PM[/video]
ENJOY! -- Edited by PMM2008 on Saturday 1st of October 2011 09:28:30 PM[/video]zoomusicgirlie
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zoomusicgirlie wrote: Voltaire - When You're EvilOne of my most very favorite songs! It's super fun and the violins are crazy good, also the video can we say YAY for Disney Villains! hehe
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[video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ab4I1MAaK-c]And of course nothing is complete without a little Beatles[/video]
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[video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bq6T2tvRDoY&feature=related]And last but not least for tonight a little Nick Cave!!!! I LOVE this man!! 
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PSP
Ruler of Western Civilization's Geeky Nerds
While there isn't a video (that I'm aware of anyway), there are a few somewhat unflattering still photos - here's one (try not to shriek in fear from the sight of a corpulent old fart with much too long hair)Mben wrote: I wonder if that would be a job requirement at Club Med ... that you must learn the Sun Dance if you want to work for them. lolIt looks like a whole lot of fun, PSP. I wish there was video of you in your tux!
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