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This blog is about those long forgotten songs from the past that as we have grown older, and the mind has gotten slower, their memory is all but lost. Don’t you just love it when you are watching a movie and there is a partial song played that makes you light up and smile, grab your laptop or tablet and start searching away? Or fast forwarding through the credits till the music list starts scrolling on the screen?
Do you remember the days of free form radio? When the DJ’s could play almost anything they had at their disposal. You could call in for a request of some off the wall song that would never be played on the top 40 or rock station and the DJ would play it for you. KTIM out of San Rafael, CA was one of those stations and many of these songs where first heard there.
Forgotten Rock Classics 
Just found you through greenpete58. Will be back for a better look. Some things caught my interest already. Later
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Hope you like what you see. Checked out your site and I look forward to seeing more from you in the future.
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Cool. What I do when I find stuff I dig is go through it from the start. Pop in when I have the time, take a look, get a reminder or pick up something that I missed. So you’ll be hearing from CB. Later
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Great about, very nice to meet you. Thank you for following my blog, I will certainly take time to visit yours as well. I hope your day is a happy one! 🙂
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Your welcome. Enjoyed reading your blog a lot. Hope your day is a great one to.
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kfml used to be an am radio station in Denver that played fm music from dawn to dusk
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remember when [sneekin in the state fair in sac to see its a beautiful day ]
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I do remember that. I believe it was a challenge but we got it done
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Hey kiddo I’ll be in area this coming weeks I would like to stop by and say hi , text or call me if you like
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I’m open to seeing you. We can meet for some coffee maybe if you like. I sent a email to you ( I think?). I don’t have any phone number for you to text or message to
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Thanks for following my blog “longitudes.” Looks like we’re about the same age and have a lot in common. All the best to you, and keep rockin’ and rollin’!
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I’m looking forward to reading more from you in the future.
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I like the premise of the blog and your writing style. Looking forward to reading more!
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Thank You
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Love your column
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Glad you like it thanks for everything.
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beautiful blog you have here, keep sharing the classics , cheers 🙂
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Akhiz
Thank you for your kind words.
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Hi Dennis, I love the way you describe, music, instruments, bands, rock stars and their struggles. I can read and feel your love for rock guitars. I like the title of your blog “Forgotten Rock Classics” because I believe that music is a reflection of society, and rock is a reflection of American culture. C.Gray ~ CS5711
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Claudia thank you for the kind words. I have been passionate about music for almost 40 years. Next week we are changing gears and going with a folk rock ballet. Have you ever heard “Today” by Jefferson Airplane? It is a beautiful song that really gives people a chance to see the other side of Jefferson Airplane.
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Dennis, I’ve never heard “Today” before. What a beautiful song!! I am developing some love for American Folk music – it’s so unique!
I love this part of the song:
“To be any more than all I am
Would be a lie
I’m so full of love
I could burst apart
And start to cry”
Wow!! Intense!!
Keep sharing forgotten rock songs like this one.
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I wanted to comment on your post, but I don’t see any place to leave a comment except here on your about page. Fellow classmate from CS5711
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Thank You for the information and I’ll check into it. I was tinkering with the site around that time working on a post so maybe that was the reason why??? Gotta love this learning curve!
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