Santana - Just in Time to See the Sun
OLD PA'S WEDNESDAY CLUB
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A HEATER LIKE THIS! |
SANTANA - JUST IN TIME TO SEE THE SUN (1972)
I thought I would try a little experiment. I picked a number and then looked at the corresponding song on a file I have of 'All Time Greatest Songs' (my choices of course). The object was to see if I could write a post about the song.
After all, that is what our Site is really all about !.
After all, that is what our Site is really all about !.
I thought of something immediately and I then played the song for Old Ma and asked her if it reminded her of anything in particular. Spot on, it reminded her of exactly the same situation.
I was staying in Boston Manor near Ealing in 1972 and shared a house with my sister Rose and her friend Morar. I had room with quite an interesting guy (his name escapes me) who had quite a few Dylan Bootleg LPs, so he was alright with me. That I am afraid, has not really anything to do with the story, but there are a few stories that come to mind whenj I stayed in that house, now I come to think about it..
It was winter and bloody freezing, there was no heating in my bedroom. Old Miss (in these days) and I were so cold in my 3 foot wide single bed with its nylon sheets, that we decided to go into the living room. We gathered plenty of cushions and blankets on the floor. We lay next to the old gas heater and played music.
I had just bought Caravansaria by Santana and this was a standout track. We played the whole damm album several times and then played the Temptation's Papa was a Rolling Stone, the long version, we had it on repeat. We were nice and warm and snuggly and were musically purrring.
I had just bought Caravansaria by Santana and this was a standout track. We played the whole damm album several times and then played the Temptation's Papa was a Rolling Stone, the long version, we had it on repeat. We were nice and warm and snuggly and were musically purrring.
Funny what you remember with a little music...in'it!
Let us know your musical memories, I am sure they must be more exciting than that.
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Great memories Old Pa.