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Yes, I remember them. I played most of them on my Internet radio show and listened to them many times during my 21 years in the Army.
Thanks for reading it. You might like reading some of my other posts, some of them actually occurred with a little embellishment. Incidentally, I was stationed at Gila Bend Auxillary Field (state side isolated assignment). Middle of no where.
@Scooter0051 I did two tours at Yuma Proving Ground (YPG) for a total of 7 1/2 years. We gave upper air weather data to Luke AFB weather station and supplies like balloons when they ran short, so I know where Gila Bend Auxiliary Field is at.
@Joen85132 We used to go Blacks Beach in San Diego on weekends. I miss those days.
I just wanna take you higher. We gotta get out of this place.... A former Grunt Marine from da Nam Well done!
Wow. I am glad you made it back. Many of my friends ended up over there. I was in the Air Force and my son was in the Naval medical corp in Iraq. Thanks for messaging me. I sent you a friend request. Thanks.
Jefferson Airplane sang White Rabbit, not the Mamas and Papas
Thanks, good catch, I made the correction.
All great music.
Very good. We are of the same era.
Thanks, it just came to me one day.
Great stuff!
Thanks for reading it and reply.
Great post, loved all the song references although I did. It know a few I knew more than I didn’t. Thanks for reminding me of my youth.
Thanks Cindy. I love to read your blog posts and fantasize about what I would do having sex with you.
So cool, saw the song reference immediately, but happy you gave us the cheat sheet at the end. All favorites.
Thanks. Incidentally, I looked at the photos in your profile. I got an instant erection and had to masturbate while looking at them. Your husband is blessed. Thanks again.
Excellent: stringing together many of my favorite songs. Oh my god did I just date myself?
Thanks. It is interesting how the rock songs of our youth have so much meaning and symbolism. Although I never paid any attention the lyrics until now. Incidentally, I enjoyed reading your profile write-up. Thanks.
As someone who is 69, I loved this posting. And I loved the musical references. Great way to start a Monday. Some of my best/ favorite lovers have been men 65+. I don't want the young guys with monster cocks, who have no idea what to do with them.
My late wife was like you. She preferred a man who knew how to make love to her, instead of someone with an enormous cock but didn’t know how to satisfy her.
You might enjoy reading my blog posts: “Orgasm Danger Zone,” “Size, Stamina, Last to Finish,” and “Memories of the 70s”.
Incidentally, the photo of you in the jacuzzi or hot tube is my favorite one of you. Although distance is an issue, message me anytime.
Will you still need me, will you still feed me
When I'm sixty-four? (Or in my case, seventy)
That's funny. Sadly, I feel age discrimination being that I am 73 years if age. Most women tell me that I am too old.
I always sang "Will you still need me, will you still bred me, when I'm 64?
When i get older loosing my hair ....... I am going to be 72 this year and the beauty of that is i don't give a shit what anyone thinks , i am here because i like it
Nice songs, nice memories, although I don't know all the ones you mentioned. As for another song that could be cited or added in a context like your clever post, 'Blowing in the Wind' by Bob Dylan comes to my mind.
Only missed a couple
Crow and The Castaways were Minneapolis bands. Did you get them?
@Scooter0051 those were the ones