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Posted by Doug on December 31, 1999, at 18:39:58
I know this may be a bit off the usual subject,but I defy anyone who has had a recent romantic breakup to listen to Brook Benton's "Rainy Night in Georgia" without a tear coming to their eye. I cannot stop myself from turning the lights off and listening to it over and over. Am I going nuts or what ?
Posted by Phil on December 31, 1999, at 19:27:56
In reply to Rainy Night in Georgia, posted by Doug on December 31, 1999, at 18:39:58
No Doug, you're not going nuts. That is a great song sung by a great singer.
I think that Tony Joe White wrote that song.
Tony Joe's only hit was Polk Salad Annie-not remembered by many. Too bad, my brother in law was his drummer.Phil
Posted by Michele on December 31, 1999, at 23:06:59
In reply to Re: Rainy Night in Georgia, posted by Phil on December 31, 1999, at 19:27:56
> No Doug, you're not going nuts. That is a great song sung by a great singer.
> I think that Tony Joe White wrote that song.
> Tony Joe's only hit was Polk Salad Annie-not remembered by many. Too bad, my brother in law was his drummer.
>
> PhilOf course I remember PolkSalad Annie, Gator gotch yor grannie, hun,hun,hun, hun, ever'body said ya borne to shame, yor papa workin' on the chaingang, oooooh, pick me a 'hole mess of it (guitar)
Your are fortunate Doug to have a broken heart - pretty healthy being in touch with those sad feelings. You are doing just FINE!!
Canadian Michele
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