Another musical trip down Memory Lane

[joeekaitis]

So, Cathy and I are having dinner at Hometown Buffet and The Seekers' hit single "I'll Never Find Another You" comes on the Muzak. By that night, I had purchased the original single AND a karaoke track from Amazon.com.

Well, one thing led to another and before I know it, I'm singing this at a senior talent show (entrants must be at least 50 years old). The soundtrack is from the participants' souvenir DVD.

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[neptunebob]

That's why I want Robert to keep this website, there is

Doesn't this song have the rhythm of a 1966 Kenmore belt drive washer?

So, Joe, tell me, are you a tenor or a bass and are you a guitarist too?

 

[autowasherfreak]

Great job Joe! This song seems really familiar to me.

 

[joeekaitis]

'So, Joe, tell me, are you a tenor or a bass and are you

Bass-baritone, but I can also sing a lot of tenor arias. Cathy's the resident guitarist.