Digging through the attic, I found a mix tape of lesser-known AOR songs from the late 70's / early 80's, among the usual new wave tapes. Looking back, for some of the groups I tended to pick a good album track instead of the single at the time. 2Nu's recent Prism thread is prompting me to see if any of you are willing to admit knowing any of the following...
SPYS - She Can't Wait
Whitford/St. Holmes - Don't Shy Away
The Producers - She Sheila
Starz - Cherry Baby
707 - I could be good for you
Off Broadway - Stay in Time
Harlequin - Thinking of You
Ace Frehley - New York Groove
Hawks - It's Okay
Dwight Twilley - Trying to find my baby
Phil Seymour - Don't Let Daddy find out
Benny Mardones - Sheila C
Martin Briley - Just a mile away from here
The Kings - Don't Let me know
Who would've been on YOUR mix tape????
(please don't let me throw a brick on this thread.........)
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my early 80's AOR mix tape....
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my early 80's AOR mix tape....
by bpdp3 » Sun Jul 03, 2005 12:11 am
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by i_like_lectric_motors » Sun Jul 03, 2005 12:22 am
Not to worry. I have Starz "Violation", Off Broadway USA "On", the Ace Frehley album, the Benny Mardones album, and The Kings "The Kings Are Here". There is NOTHING wrong with The Kings! Switchin' To Glide is a great tune and it's even one of the NWO # of posts rankings. No shame in that. [:D]
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by schwenko » Sun Jul 03, 2005 12:27 am
[quote]Originally posted by bpdp3
[br]Digging through the attic, I found a mix tape of lesser-known AOR songs from the late 70's / early 80's, among the usual new wave tapes. Looking back, for some of the groups I tended to pick a good album track instead of the single at the time. 2Nu's recent Prism thread is prompting me to see if any of you are willing to admit knowing any of the following...
SPYS - She Can't Wait
Whitford/St. Holmes - Don't Shy Away
The Producers - She Sheila
Starz - Cherry Baby
707 - I could be good for you
Off Broadway - Stay in Time
Harlequin - Thinking of You
Ace Frehley - New York Groove
Hawks - It's Okay
Dwight Twilley - Trying to find my baby
Phil Seymour - Don't Let Daddy find out
Benny Mardones - Sheila C
Martin Briley - Just a mile away from here
The Kings - Don't Let me know
Who would've been on YOUR mix tape????
(please don't let me throw a brick on this thread.........)
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Harlequin!! Great band. I was listening to a best of cd this past week, and you can add Innocence to any mix tape.
[br]Digging through the attic, I found a mix tape of lesser-known AOR songs from the late 70's / early 80's, among the usual new wave tapes. Looking back, for some of the groups I tended to pick a good album track instead of the single at the time. 2Nu's recent Prism thread is prompting me to see if any of you are willing to admit knowing any of the following...
SPYS - She Can't Wait
Whitford/St. Holmes - Don't Shy Away
The Producers - She Sheila
Starz - Cherry Baby
707 - I could be good for you
Off Broadway - Stay in Time
Harlequin - Thinking of You
Ace Frehley - New York Groove
Hawks - It's Okay
Dwight Twilley - Trying to find my baby
Phil Seymour - Don't Let Daddy find out
Benny Mardones - Sheila C
Martin Briley - Just a mile away from here
The Kings - Don't Let me know
Who would've been on YOUR mix tape????
(please don't let me throw a brick on this thread.........)
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Harlequin!! Great band. I was listening to a best of cd this past week, and you can add Innocence to any mix tape.
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by whistledog » Sun Jul 03, 2005 12:51 am
I have not heard of alot of those songs, but I know most of those artists for the other hit that they had
Spys - Don't Run My Life
The Producers - What She Does to Me
707 - Megaforce
Hawks - Right Away
Dwight Twilley - Girls
Phil Seymour - Precious to Me
Benny Mardones - Into the Night
Martin Briley - The Salt in My Tears
The Kings - This Beat Goes on / Switchin to Glide
Spys - Don't Run My Life
The Producers - What She Does to Me
707 - Megaforce
Hawks - Right Away
Dwight Twilley - Girls
Phil Seymour - Precious to Me
Benny Mardones - Into the Night
Martin Briley - The Salt in My Tears
The Kings - This Beat Goes on / Switchin to Glide
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