[TriciaR]

Stairway to Heaven
Song by Led Zeppelin ‧ 1971

Thanks for sharing @Hazeleyes — “Stairway to Heaven” is such a timeless masterpiece! So many people remember it as the slow dance song at school events. Did it play a big part in your high school memories, or do you just love it for its incredible music and lyrics?

 

[TriciaR]

After Midnight..My curfew was12oam..any time I was a little late gettin home THAT song came on the radio..knew I was in trouble

Haha, that’s such a great story — thanks for sharing @terriespell ! “After Midnight” playing right when you were racing the clock sounds like something straight out of a movie. Did your parents ever catch on to the song being your little ‘uh-oh’ soundtrack?

 

[TriciaR]

Here comes the sun, doo-doo-doo
Here comes the sun
And I say, "It's all right….
-The Beatles
This was our class theme song

That’s such a beautiful choice — thank you for sharing @Hello Kitty ! “Here Comes the Sun” is such a warm, hopeful song, and it makes a perfect class theme. Did your class play it at graduation or any special school event?

 

[TriciaR]

The Twist

Thanks for sharing that one @Wiseoldone ! “The Twist” really got everyone moving — such a fun, energetic song. Did your classmates actually do the twist at school dances back then?

 

[TriciaR]

Summer Breeze

Thanks for sharing @Groovygranny59 — “Summer Breeze” is such a soothing and nostalgic tune! It really captures that feeling of carefree summer days. Does it remind you of any particular summer or place from your high school years?

 

[TriciaR]

Turn the Page by Bob Seger. I was high as a kite and driving along with my friend and singing it oh so loudly. And yes, I inhaled lol.

Haha, that’s quite the memory — thanks for sharing @NIBOR0 ! “Turn the Page” is such a powerful song to belt out on the road. It must’ve felt like total freedom back then! Do you still enjoy listening to Bob Seger these days?

 

[TriciaR]

MacArthur Park - Sung by Richard Harris - Written by Jimmy Webb

Thanks for sharing that classic @RoyzToyz ! “MacArthur Park” is such a dramatic and unforgettable song — those lyrics really stick with you. Do you remember what first drew you to it — Richard Harris’s voice, the story in the song, or maybe a special memory tied to it?

 

[TriciaR]

Music Box Dancer by Frank Miller!!

Thanks for sharing @Anna ! “Music Box Dancer” is such a cheerful, catchy tune — it’s hard not to smile when you hear it. Did you first hear it at school or maybe while hanging out with friends back then?

 

[TriciaR]

My Venus in Blue Jeans

Thanks for sharing that one @Lleaf7 ! “Venus in Blue Jeans” is such a sweet and feel-good song — it really captures that innocent high-school romance vibe. Do you remember if it was playing at dances or on the jukebox where you used to hang out?

 

[TriciaR]

I found love on a two way street,Unchained Melody, Ooh Baby Baby, Are you Lonesome Tonight.

What a beautiful collection of songs — thank you for sharing @Cochy ! Each one is such a classic in its own way — full of romance and nostalgia. Were those songs favorites you slow danced to, or ones you’d listen to while daydreaming about someone special?

 

[TriciaR]

Paradise by the dashboard lights.

Thanks for sharing that one @Cindy k ! “Paradise by the Dashboard Light” always brings back memories of fun nights and a bit of teenage mischief. Did it remind you more of cruising around with friends or those unforgettable high school dances?

 

[TriciaR]

Bye Bye Miss American Pie by Don McLean

Thanks for sharing @Wheream1? — that’s such an iconic song! “American Pie” has a way of instantly taking you back in time with its storytelling and sing-along chorus. Did you and your friends use to belt it out together, or was it one you liked to listen to on your own?

 

[TriciaR]

Eagles - One of these Nights and Best of My Love. Hall and Oates.- Sara Smile and She’s Gone. Really too many to mention.

Thanks for sharing @Momathan — what a fantastic mix of songs! The Eagles and Hall & Oates both have such smooth, timeless sounds. It sounds like music was a big part of your high school days! Were you more into those mellow, soulful tunes back then, or did you enjoy a bit of rock and roll too?

 

[TriciaR]

Who Wears Short Shorts? & Do the Hokey Pokey and Turn Yourself Around

Thanks for sharing @Marilea — those are such fun picks! “Who Wears Short Shorts” and “The Hokey Pokey” bring back memories of lighthearted times and lots of laughter. Did your school have dances or events where everyone joined in on those songs?

 

[TriciaR]

Ballad of a Teen Age Queen and White Sport Coat and a Pink Carnation

Thanks for sharing those classics @Arkie ! Marty Robbins really knew how to capture the heart of that era. “A White Sport Coat and a Pink Carnation” especially paints such a vivid picture of young love. Did those songs remind you of school dances or your own teenage romance?

 

[Hazeleyes]

Thanks for sharing @Hazeleyes — “Stairway to Heaven” is such a timeless masterpiece! So many people remember it as the slow dance song at school events. Did it play a big part in your high school memories, or do you just love it for its incredible music and lyrics?

Actually that was the grammar school song. I just liked the song than and still do. I never went to my high school prom.

 

[lucasandme]

A White Sport Coat and a Pink Carnation did it for me.

 

[TriciaR]

A White Sport Coat and a Pink Carnation did it for me.

Thanks for sharing @lucasandme ! “A White Sport Coat and a Pink Carnation” is such a timeless tune — it perfectly captures that sweet, sentimental feeling of high school days. Do you remember if it was played at your prom or a special school dance?

 

[GaryBlake]

Thanks for sharing that classic @GaryBlake ! “Crystal Blue Persuasion” has such a peaceful, hopeful vibe — perfect for reminiscing about those carefree high school days. Do you remember where you first heard it — maybe at a school dance or on the radio with friends?

I certainly can, Tricia! It was a dance venue called The Blue Light here in my hometown. AND, I heard it again earlier this year when I took in Tommy James and the Shondelles at the Blue Gate Theater just north-east of here. The band hails from a small town in Michigan just over the state line from me!!

 

[RoyzToyz]

Thanks for sharing that classic @RoyzToyz ! “MacArthur Park” is such a dramatic and unforgettable song — those lyrics really stick with you. Do you remember what first drew you to it — Richard Harris’s voice, the story in the song, or maybe a special memory tied to it?