Remmick-Hubert Special Page - Lodi Union High School, Class of 1960-Newsletter
Vol. 7: 2 Feb: Page 3.2
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"The night is alive with tinkling guitars, The wind softly sighns a serenade to the stars." written by Ray Evans |
See Patty Bender singing Moonglow #8 Senior Banquet
See Martha Gabriel singing Sixteen Tons #9 Senior Banquet
Our Senior Boys Band - Senior Banquet
One can almost hear their voices...
I guess Chip Adams can because he taped some of our talent that night and will sell you a tape that will take you instantly back to that night.
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Ricky Nelson with his brother Dave who started his career with his family on television and sang the first time on the show which launched his singing career. |
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Lonely Boy written and song by Paul Anka |
ROY ORBISON Claudette Crying In Dreams Oh, Pretty Woman Only the Lonely Ooby Dooby Blue Angel Breaking Up IS Breaking My Heart Candyman It's Over Working For the Man Blue Bayou
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Ames Bros. |
Button
and Bows with Bob Hope and Jane Russel
The
Naughty Lady of Shady Lane
"...Now do you believe in rock and roll
Can music save your mortal soul
and
can you teach me how to dance real slow?"
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"But I know I was out of luck,
the day the music died.
I started singing
bye bye, Miss American Pie
Drove my Chevy to the levee
but the levee was dry
Good old boys were drinkin' whiskey and rye
Sing-in'
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This song was written by and sung by Don McLeans in memory of Billie Holiday and the others who went down in a plane crash, the "day the music died ".
