Dance like no one is watching you:

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Who is better?

 

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I had a serious crush on the chick in this video as a 13 year old watching KTV after school.

 

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I get Eurythmics from my mom.

 

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Dire Straits was my dad.

 

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I included a 60's song in the playlist just because Michelle Phillips.

 

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Howz this number?

 

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Another legend.

80's music. Keeps on giving.

 

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Moving onto Fleetwood Mac (dads stash), just the Stevie Nicks era.

 

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Now that I think about it, I'm so glad my parents didn't play 60's **** like the beatles. I don't know why. My dad was born in 44. In the 60's he had an Alpha Spyder than he drove from jhb to dbn with the top down at 120mph (200kph). There were no speed limits once you left the town limits back then.

I wish I was born in 44.

 

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I think Tango in the Night CD is the best ever in the sense that every single song on it is a knockout.

How often do you have a CD where every song is epic? I say never.

 

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Tango in the night takes me back to when we moved to jhb and my dad got his new company car around 1990 (Audi 500SE, the one that I crashed in the church's back courtyard without touching anything).

I was a proper car nut in my youth and had ALL the car magazines. I would spend hours in the garage playing music like Fleetwood Mac, I just loved the "new car smell". I could even identify the cars from sound only.

 

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