What was the first song that you loved?

Don't remember all of the songs, but some were Hawaiian language 78 RPMs back when I was about 8 years old. My mom liked the mellow hula songs; I liked the more primitive chants (one called "Ula No Weo chant" but also liked other Hawaiian language tunes that were not chants, such as one called "Ka Anoi Hula" and another called "Holoholo kaa" (automobile ride comic hula). I've never been to Hawaii but when I was a kid I thought I'd like it there. My mom had met someone who had lived there and had all these records so when I heard some of it I got interested in it too.

"My Diane" I think it was called, back in the early 60's when I was a kid.

FoxTurtle loved A Spoonful of Sugar Helps the Medicine Go Down, from the Mary Poppins Movie Soundtrack when he was four years old, so...

The Music- David Usher

Spirit in The Sky where I am going when I die ; this was such a good song

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Otherside

I honestly can't remember. The first song I remember being my 'favourite' (and still is!) was 'Friends' by Michael W Smith & Amy Grant.

How the hell would I remember that? It was probably something country.

I'm not sure if it was the first song I loved, but the first one I remember loving was Trooper's 'Raise a Little Hell'. I knew all the words to it by the time I was 5, and sang along whenever I heard it.

I don't remember. Probably "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" or something.

I don't remember.

Brown eyed girl by Van Morrison, I still love that song.

Oh What a Night

> Spirit in The Sky where I am going when I die ; this was such a good
> song


I love that song!!

Son of a preacher man, by Dusty Springfield. boy, is this going to age me!

Cold Hearted by Paula Abdul

I don't remember, but I currently love "Best of You" by the Foo Fighters.

Concert is 01-23, can't wait!

> Oh What a Night

FoxTurtle loves that song, so...

> Cold Hearted by Paula Abdul

FoxTurtle thinks this is an awesome answer, so...

Mull of Kintyre

.. I was 2.

It's really hard to say... it may be a song by Barry Manilow... or, "Me and You and a Dog Named Boo" (I remember my family getting excited over it while driving down to Florida in the station wagon, in the mid to early 70s - but, even then it was a joke too). Also, "Seasons in the Sun" ("We had joy, we had fun, we had seasons in the sun..."), I pretty sure I was into that as a kid. I was such a jerk when I was a kid. Later, I recall being into "Blinded by the Light" which is actually kind of cool and less faggy. I'm pretty sure I was into "American Pie" too, but everyone was.

"Pop Goes the Weasel" rocked my world at some point.

hrm...i have loved many many songs.
but i didn't know what loving a song was, until i heard the greatest song of all...and that is the song, that is my child's voice

That Helen Reddy song with the words..."it's so nice to be insane, no one asks you to explain, you're a little touched you know, Angie baby"

I had to listen to my sister sing that song over and over- she loved it, she would dance and parade around the house singing it so much I got tired of it. But if you saing it for me...

I love that song too!

'Crazy', by Patsy Cline.

House of the rising sun, by The Animals. I bought a 45 of that song for a dollar. and played it over and over.I just went and seen the Animals in concert jan 11th. 08. It was so awesome time. now its 40 yrs . since I bought that 45. and I still love that song.

Another one bites the dust - Queen

Heh.

Probably "Glory of Love" by Peter Cetera.

It was probablly either "Shine on you Crazy Diamond" or "Wish you were here"
I remember listening to Pink Floyd's "Collection of Great Dance Songs" over and over again when I was in high school working on big project.

Puff the Magic Dragon, and Two Little Boys...

I had a tape with them on, and they both used to make me cry. I don't think I've heard either of them in a good 15 years.

The Rose by Bette Midler

Hot Legs by Rod Stewart. When I was very little I LOVED that song and sang it really loud when it was on. I danced to it too.

At 3 or 4 years old, a 45 single of Davy Crockett theme, also loved 45 of "Plink, whistle. thump, and a boom" a song about musical instraments...Also loved a 45 of "Little Black Sambo"...

When I got older, loved some 78's of "Two Black Crows" (Two black guys and their antics) and "Amos and Andy"

The Unicorn song.

When the going gets tough: Billy Ocean