What type of music do you quilt by?
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I'm pretty eclectic.
Love Pink, James Taylor, Sarah McLaughlin, Queen, and the Doors. Listen to lots of Coldplay, Daughtry, David Cook, and Three Doors Down. Still like 60s girls singing R&B sounding Motown like Aretha, Shirelles and the Supremes.
I like Rev Theory too. My godson plays bass for them. I cried when they were on Jimmy Kimmel show. Making a living in music has been his lifelong dream.
Love Pink, James Taylor, Sarah McLaughlin, Queen, and the Doors. Listen to lots of Coldplay, Daughtry, David Cook, and Three Doors Down. Still like 60s girls singing R&B sounding Motown like Aretha, Shirelles and the Supremes.
I like Rev Theory too. My godson plays bass for them. I cried when they were on Jimmy Kimmel show. Making a living in music has been his lifelong dream.
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Hey, SunQuilts... I love K.T. Oslin, too. Remember Eighties Ladies? The first time I heard it, I was getting ready to go to school (yep, was a teacher), and the DJ said this was the first time it had been played. I couldn't stop tapping my foot. My lipstick might not have been too sharp that morning. :) I still have the old LP! I wonder what ever happened to her.
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Alondra - I don't think K.T. Oslin does any recording these days although she does make some appearances for charities, etc. She had coronary bypass surgery in the 90s and has been fairly quiet since then. 80s Ladies is great - and how about Younger Men? Too many good ones to list!
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