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Related: About this forumEddie Money w Ronnie Spector: Take Me Home Tonight -Be My Baby
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Eddie Money w Ronnie Spector: Take Me Home Tonight -Be My Baby (Original Post)
appalachiablue
Aug 10
OP
One of the great things about most 80s songs is you can blast them in the car and sing along with them.
LonePirate
Aug 10
#1
For sure, its hard to believe they're gone, both were so energetic and talented
appalachiablue
Aug 11
#5
LonePirate
(13,824 posts)1. One of the great things about most 80s songs is you can blast them in the car and sing along with them.
Take Me Home Tonight is no exception. Such a great song.
So many of today's hit songs are simply not car songs you can sing along with easily. I'm not a huge fan of hers but Taylor Swift seems to understand this as you can sing along to many of her songs. I truly believe that is part of the reason behind her huge success.
appalachiablue
(42,641 posts)6. Great points about car songs, I grew up on car music from radio,
then cassettes and CDs. I really miss those sources.
Skittles
(157,568 posts)2. both gone too soon
appalachiablue
(42,641 posts)5. For sure, its hard to believe they're gone, both were so energetic and talented
spooky3
(35,776 posts)3. One of the facts I like about this song is
That they originally wanted Martha Davis of the Motels to sing Ronnies lines but her voice just didnt sound right. So Eddie called Ronnie and asked if she was too busy to do it, and she told him, not too busy, just cleaning her toilet.
appalachiablue
(42,641 posts)4. Fun story thanks. This is a gem.
spooky3
(35,776 posts)7. You're welcome