Hello, my dear music lovers.
Today's post is going to be short but sweet.
Normally I concentrate on rock, folk, soft rock genres of music from the late 50's, 60's, and 70's. But today I want to travel to 1977 and share one of my all time favorite songs. I guess it resonates with my Appalachian roots, well, kind of, one generation removed. But I still have many, many fond memories of my great-grandma and her kin up on the mountains. These boys are from Spartanburg, SC.
This song was recorded in 1977 and is considered Southern Rock. Give it a listen and see if it brings back lots of fond memories around the campfire. That's where I am taken. The flute playing on this stands unchallenged, in my opinion, as some of the sweetest sounds you'll ever hear.
And with that, I lovingly share with you, "Heard It in a Love Song" by the Marshall Tucker Band. Sing the chorus if you don't know the rest of the lyrics. Enjoy!
Speaking of Appalachian roots, below is a photo of a woman playing her mountain dulcimer. You may be surprised to know that Cyndi Lauper plays a dulcimer. (Psssst...I have a dulcimer, too, that I have been teaching myself to play. Shhhh..it's my little secret. )
And on that note,
Be kind to each other. Peace and love.
Kimmie
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