Show Notes
Movement or Action
This week’s theme encompasses songs that refer to some form of MOVEMENT or ACTION. Included are a few tunes from movies, Everybody’s Talking at Me (1969) from “Midnight Cowboy”, Let’s Go Slummin’ from the 1937 film “On the Avenue” and “You’ll Never Walk Alone” from the 1956 film “Carousel”.
One of our listeners Pam highlighted the show by saying “what a moving day it has been, travelling down the nostalgic road of great tunes and memories once again, wonderful finish with JOK”.
PLAYLIST
Laughter in the Rain – Neil Sedaka
Move Two Mountains – Marv Johnson
Everybody’s Talkin’ at Me – Harry Nilsson
You’re Moving Out Today – Carol Bayer Sager
You’ll Never Walk Alone – Gerry and the Pacemakers
Jump – Pointer Sisters
Twist and Shout – Beatles
Drift Away – Rod Stewart
Let’s Go Slummin’ – Genevieve Waite
Jump Over – Freddy Cannon
Movin’ Man – Buddy England
Move Baby Move – Johnny O’Keefe
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