RoxyRedhead is offline RoxyRedhead Post #1  July 24,2010, 10:06am
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Now, you have to remember I came of age in the 1960s, in Los Angeles on the beaches, so the music of my youth is a big part of summer fun for me. Though I listen to new music all the time, when it comes to driving to the coast in the summer I drag out those oldies!

I love Hot Fun in the Summertime from Sly and the family Stone-came out in 1969 and has always seemed to be the epitome of hanging out.

Add to that the entire Surfin' USA album released inn 1963 by those dudes of summer, the Beach Boys.

In August, I have tickets for live concerts at a local smaller venue where in one week I get to see Bob Dylan, Chicago and the Doobie Brothers. Talk about a trip on the way back machine!

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