♥Cathy & I came up with something new to try to get all of our boogie-goers involved. You’ll find this little announcement on our posts this Monday and you’re welcome to copy and paste in yours or to write it however it suits ya!
NOW LET’S ROCK!!! ♥
I’m Head Conductor on this Musical run & XmasDolly is my name by the game! My Co-Conductors (& BFF’s/love these gals) let me introduce U ♥:♥Stacy of Stacy Uncorked♥, Co-Conductor (my forever friend! ♥ Cathy of Curious as a Cathy♥ with all her beautiful mewsic & friendship♥, & Alana of Ramblin’ with AM, out latest co-conductor & a sweetie pie for sure! HI GIRLFRIENDS! HUGS to all my ladies!♥, ♥APPLAUSE♥ DO U WANT 2 B A HONORARY CONDUCTOR & CHOOSE THEMES 4 THE MONTH U PICK, (except for freebie wks.) & comment on all blogs who sign in to our ROCK & ROLL JAM??? Let me know (OR 1 of our Conductors) if you’d like 2 give it a WHIRL & we’ll make it happen! Just Email me @ xmasdolly at comcast dot net OR ! This is your decision! No pressure & no waiting in line! It’s up to you! Let me know & YOU shall be given a month to SHINE that U pick except December cuz that’s reserved for SANTA, and his Christmas tunes! NOTHING, BUT FUN & ROCK & ROLL, HERE AT XmasDolly’s Monday’s Music Moves Me!
APPLAUSE! LET’S get this TRAIN ROCKIN’! We’re eager to greet you at the station & F-O-L-L-O-W U too! Just sign our linky & leave a cool comment & don’t forget to invite your musical friends too to have some musical fun with us! Our “HONORARY CONDUCTOR” gets the PRIVILEGE of pickin’ THEME 4 the entire month! EVERY OTHER WEEK is still a FREEBIE!
By the way, one of my Conductors came up with that we really want to boogie with you, so please keep in mind that this is a blog hop & we are open to mewsic posts ONLY!!! If you want to show pictures fantastic we’d love to see them, but don’t forget to add a little boogie music with it so we can get our groove thang on! WOOHOO!
Our Honorary Conductor for this month LET’S give a warm WELCOME January’s Honorary Co-Host Robin from Songbird’s Crazy World Woo Hoo! Applause… This week Robin has chosen songs that tell a story! WOO HOO! Great choice don’t ya think? For my first tune is one that always made me laugh. Johnny Cash in “A Boy name Sue!” I personally think the songs that tell the best stories are good ol’ country songs. Here’s another for ya. Harry Chapin in “Cats in the Cradle” is the best love song between family I’ve ever heard. Get the tissue ladies… Now do you happen to remember “Ode to Billie Joe – Tallahatchie bridge”
and Carrie Underwood ” Drinking Alone”!
The Judds – Grandpa (Tell Me ‘Bout the Good Old Days) By Rod Steward “Maggie May”!
So, how about a little I invite you to stay connected with me at Curious as a Cathy through mewsic, doodles and pix. It’s a place where strangers become friends and friends become extended family. You ’ re also welcome to join my Facebook friends circle and if you’re on Twitter, then catch my Tweets @ETNHome! XMASDOLLY’S xmasdolly.com ANNOUNCING, YOU CAN BE A CONDUCTOR FOR ANY MONTH -YOUR CHOICE! YOU GET TO CHOOSE THEMES FOR THE WHOLE MONTH! Let me know if you’d like to give it a go! (Just need to know what month & your theme choices!) YOU GET TO PICK THE MONTH! Don’t forget to follow everyone! Bye y’all! See ya next time!
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Awww… Monday!
Great collection of songs today. I loved Rod Stewart back in the day and Maggie May was a favorite. A Boy Named Sue is truly a classic and a story that most of us guys are happy to say doesn’t apply to us. I remember how popular Ode to Billy Joe was. It seemed to stay on the charts for ever. I was a big fan of Carole King, Gordon Lightfoot and the whole Folk Rock crew so Harry Chapin was an artist that I really liked. Great songs and stories here. have a blessed week.
Prayers for the sisters and you too. I always pray for you.
Awww on that cute pup rocking out.
Love the videos. Some of those I’ve not heard in a very long time.
Thank you for joining the Awww Mondays Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Awww Monday and week. Big hug honey. Love you. ♥
I love your choices this week. Harry Chaplin was the best storyteller. Love the Johnnie Cash song un-bleeped. Still wondering what they threw off the bridge. And Rod Stewart…OMG.
And I need to proofread …Harry Chapin…and doesn’t his son Josh look just like him?
Great choices here! “A Boy Named Sue” never even crossed my mind, and I don’t know why. We’ll probably see a lot of Harry Chapin today: he was the master of story songs. And anyone who grew up around the time we did has to remember “Ode To Billy Joe.” Bobbie Gentry was another one with the story songs (her “Fancy” is another good one, though most will probably know the Reba McEntire version). All in all, fantastic job here!
Great songs. We both pick “Cat’s in the Cradle” but by different artists. Thanks for hosting.
Some favorite story telling songs here, especially “Ode to Billie Joe” which is one of the best. (I didn’t choose it because I had a feeling it might show up on a few blogs this week.) I had thought about doing another Harry Chapin song, “Thirty Thousand Pounds of Bananas” which is based on a true story that happened about an hour and a half from where I live, and I really enjoyed “Drinking Alone”. . Johnny Cash’s “A Boy Named Sue” is another classic. I said a prayer for AnneMarie and Sandy.
Marie,
“A Boy Name Sue” cracks me up every time I hear it. The Judd’s “Grandpa Tell Me About the Good Ole Days” is a good song, as is “Maggie May”. It’s great sharing the dance floor with you, my friend. Have a boogietastic week! 😉