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What Are Your Guilty Pleasure Genres?
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Any genre with a banjo in it.
Got you where I want you by the Flys is absolute post grunge drivel. However, for some strange reason i like it, and find myself listening to on spotify and youtube.
Novelty songs. First heard Mrs Miller on WJEJ, when Phil Miller (no relation) played her rendition of a Beatles song.
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I'm going to add "Jungle Love" by The Time.
"Do You Feel Like We Do?" by Peter Frampton.
Got to hear Mrs. Miller's rendition of "Yellow Submarine" on the Beatles' Sirius XM channel the other day. She sounded like a singing version of Julia Child!Novelty songs. First heard Mrs Miller on WJEJ, when Phil Miller (no relation) played her rendition of a Beatles song.
The Incomparable Mrs Miller
Mrs. Miller has featured a few times on this blog, but it's been eight years since I wrote about her in any detail, and seven since she appe...
If I happen to land on a station playing "Twilight Zone" by Golden Earring, I stay around hoping it's the long version.
In Florida one of those ambulance chaser law firms uses"Twilight Zone" in their ads... Very upsetting to see that song ruined.
Interesting that on "Lopez v. Lopez", George's daughter's father liked polka but they assumed George wouldn't, but he did because it was like Norteño.
Smooth Jazz... or what the kids these days call "Weather Channel music".
Also I like "I Can't Stand It No More"
Of course, I was in Puerto Rico during the disco craze, and programmed a disco station there that lasted well into the 80's there. In moderate doses, I like that stuff, and also love the 90's "Castle in the Sky" type of dance.
On the way-fringe side, Vallenato and Cumbia. As an early teen, I'd listen to Colombian music I recorded the night before from HJED in Cali. Second was Mexican cumbia and tropical, like the Sonora Santanera, that I would hear on XEB at night... even used to call to request songs!
Then there is salsa. I have hundreds of MP3s of that. I'm even the only non-musician member of the Fania All Stars!
On the way-fringe side, Vallenato and Cumbia. As an early teen, I'd listen to Colombian music I recorded the night before from HJED in Cali. Second was Mexican cumbia and tropical, like the Sonora Santanera, that I would hear on XEB at night... even used to call to request songs!
Then there is salsa. I have hundreds of MP3s of that. I'm even the only non-musician member of the Fania All Stars!
Too "bad" The Ultimate 1960s Power Trio was never founded: Mrs. Miller, Tiny Tim, and Yoko Ono.
🤪I'm hooked on the Seeburg 1000 music library - I stream it every night.
Do I laugh or throw up?Too "bad" The Ultimate 1960s Power Trio was never founded: Mrs. Miller, Tiny Tim, and Yoko Ono.
I guess laughter is better, so... 😆🤣😁
All appearing on one great episode of the Merv Griffin Show!