Do you feel sorry for the older generations who had to listen to

@bijouxbroussard

Well, ok... Sugar Shack and Disco Duck weren't all that bad I suppose... (stifling a giggle)

@rinkydinkydoink I wasn’t listening to those on the radio. 😅

@bijouxbroussard

Don't lie! You had a transistor (probably a Sony!)

@rinkydinkydoink It’s the truth—I really wasn’t listening to those songs.

@rinkydinkydoink This is what I had (Radio shack)

@bijouxbroussard

Maybe Peter Nero? I loved that guy... he interpreted older songs using classical flourishes.

@rinkydinkydoink What do you mean ? Where did I mention Peter Nero ? 🤨

@bijouxbroussard

About Peter Nero? His first LP was entitled New Piano in Town - - I listened to that more than any Beatles album. That and stuff by Louis Prima... (so I'm really half mocking myself with this post)

@rinkydinkydoink Where did I even mention Peter Nero ? Is there a third person in this conversation I can’t see ?

@bijouxbroussard

No bb - no one else. I was assuming your musical tastes were wide and varied... not just the music of your teen years. I mentioned Nero because of your piano training.

@rinkydinkydoink I do know who he is, I just didn’t know how the topic appeared. I like Peter Nero. I also like Peter Duchin, and Eddy Duchin, his father (my mother was a fan).

@bijouxbroussard

Off the top of my head - - Carmen Cavallaro played the music in The Eddy Duchin Story. Saw it many times :)

@rinkydinkydoink This is Peter. I loved this as a teenager.
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@bijouxbroussard

Thanks for sharing this, bb.

@samueltyler2

Nah... you're joking.



aren't you?

@rinkydinkydoink Peter Nero's mother, that is, not the Roman king.