I'll be sitting in for a few songs with my NHS garage band "Suffrin Blye" and be helping Al Kennedy DJ. Eagles, Beatles, Clapton...some old and some new stuff. I'd like to hear what your favorite music was in 73' and what you'd like to hear at our reunion...please don't say disco... ;-) BB

 Don't forget the song "House of the Rising Sun"  I also have CD's that George Green made up of 1972 and 1973 music you can listen too.  Call me up when you get into town.  

This is going to be a great reunion and thank you Bill for changing your plans.

Donna Fields Crawford

Eric Burdon had some memorable songs back then but House of the rising sun was one of his biggest.

Can you send me a list of the songs you like on the CD's that George gave you? I'm pretty sure we might have them and would like to play as many as possible...letting us know what your favorite songs were from the 60's and 70's will help us set the mood for what's going to be a lot of fun... and a little dejavous. I'm compiling a list for Al Kennedy & Suffrin Blye and with the feedback I'm getting, I think we'll cover what everyone's likes except John Travolta.

Email your suggestions if you like to. Billbergin@cox.net...and I'll put them on the list.

Thanks for responding Donna and have a great day!

 Billy, There are so many great songs  from the 70's. Crosby Stills Nash & Young  anything from DeJa Vu, Steely Dan, Reelin in the years, Grand Funk ,American band. Jim Croche, Leroy Brown, Down on the corner, anything from Creedence clearwater, , Kodachcrome, Paul Simon.   Can't wait to see everyone ~Jo

Bill,

How about the Doors, The Who,  Pink Floyd, & Jethro Tull to name a few.

Bill,

Disco! You've got to be kidding me!

Thank God we (class of 73) graduated before that *#$%@! came on the air waves. 

Just a thought... on the mellow side, "Sweet Caroline". I figure the band already has Zepplin, Beck, The Stones, etc.. covered but to mix it up with some soft rock for the few of us whose joints are aching with ailments and such.
 

By the way Rick Kubitz (my hubby) says "Hi".

Thanks for taking this on and see you at the reunion!

Janet Pedersen-Kubitz

Joanne Morganti Morganti-Hill wrote:

Excellent Jo...I'll add them all to the list. thanks!

Janet Pedersen Kubitz wrote:

Great Janet!!!...Sweet Caroline might sound like the 7th inning at Fenway...Hi back to Rick....wow you guys have been together forever...congratulations!!!

Richard Malouf wrote:

Got them all Rich...thanks man!

How about some old recordings of Bill playing Inna Godda-Da-Vida at the K of C hall in December of 1969 ?   I think it's back on reel #8 ... 

Looking forward to seeing everyone who has come together for this reunion ! And thanks to the memebers that started the effort, and put so much of their time into making it happen. The easy part is showing up and having a blast !

We will also have a computer and video projector, to compile and show photos all night...so bring your favorites to share !

Great idea Bill.

How about music by, The Who, The Moody Blues, Hendrix, Traffic, Joplin, The Doors, Bad Company, Boston, Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd, The Eagles, Bob Seger, Rolling Stones, Led Zepplin, Aero Smith, Lynrd Skynrd, Allman Brothers, C.C.R., Molly Hatchett, The Outlaws, Z Z Top, The Doobie Brothers, Marshal Tucker, Charlie Daniels, and to don't forget to have Blye do the five songs they recorded at studio B in Boston. Looking forward to seeing everybody at the reunion.

Rick and Theresa Wertheim

 Hi Bill,

Can't leave out CHICAGO, THE WHO and THE MOODY BLUES!!!

This is going to be so much fun. Can't wait 

Lisa Greenberg Bennett

Hey Bill,

Heres a few that I forgot, Black Sabbath,Deep Purple,Alice Cooper, Fleetwood Mac, Jefferson Airplane, and J.Giles.

Rick and Theresa Wertheim

Alan Kennedy wrote:

Great idea Al...I'll collect pictures people send me so we can project them on the wall behind the band. People can email their pics to Billbergin@cox.net and I'll put them all on a hard drive.

Richard Wertheim wrote:

Hey Rick...wow I completely for got about the J Geils Band...Wamma Jamma 

Say hi to Teresa for me!.... and thanks for your help my friend. You can also email any old pictures you might have in digital format to me at Billbergin@cox.net and Al is going to project them on the wall...nothing too incriminating please...lol....I'd like a nice one of Paul if you have it.

Lisa Greenberg Bennett wrote:

Hi Lisa...thanks...those are all great...Chicago: Color My World, Beginnings..., I'm a man,

The Who: Won't get fooled again, Behind Blue eyes, Majic Bus, Pinball Wizzard,

Moody Blues: ....the "Days of Future Passed" album which was released believe it or not in 1967 stayed on the billboard charts for over 2 years has to be one of the most classic "concept" rock albums of all time...Nights in White Satin...all great songs...

Thanks again....Looking forward to seeing you!

Richard Wertheim wrote:

Thanks Rick.... Thats a great List and you put a lot of thought into it.

I was up in Needham this weekend and practiced with Suffrin Blye yesterday in Foxboro....They have three sets of stuff ready to play and might be persuaded to take requests if things loosen up enough and people don't mind a spontanious college try at stuff we haven't played in a long time.

Looking forward to seeing you and Teresa!

James Gang/Joe Walsh, Buddy Miles - Them Changes, Buffalo Springfield, Derek & the Dominos, Free - All Right Now, Lou Reed - almost anything from Rock & Roll Animal

Mark Murphy wrote:

Thanks Mark...great input...I forgot about Buddy Miles....all are ledgendary rock musicians that made memorable performances back in the day. I have everything you sent me on the list. Looking forward to seeing you at the reunion! 

Bill,

If you're doing some 60's you've probably got these guys covered, but just wanted to mention the Funk Brothers and two of my favorites: Dancing In The Streets (Martha & the Vandellas), and What's Become Of The Broken Hearted (Jimmy Ruffin.  Joan Osborne did a fantastic version back in '07).