Nostalgia poll: Reach back to childhood, name a song that reminds you...?

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Twist & Shout by The Beatles...I have a fun memory of being three and doing the Twist at a Miami Beach dance patio. All the adults formed a circle around me in my yellow polka-dot bikini and clapped and threw money, and one guy even bought me an ice cream cone!

Now, fast forward 35 yrs. I'm attending a charity dinner and the Entertainment is of all people Chubby Checker! (invented Twist)

He sees me dancing in front of the stage. He stopped the song pulled me up on stage and I got to twist with him! What a night!

Parents Just Don't Understand by DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince (AKA Will Smith). Me and my friends used to sing that ALL the time.

"Good Morning Starshine" by Oliver, though it came out many years before I was born I remember my mother playing that song when I was a little girl and I would dance to it. I started dance school around that time in my life.

No Rain by Blind Melon

And also Killer Queen by Queen because that was the only tape I had as a kid, so I used to break out my boombox and me and the neighborhood kids would sit on my stoop and blast it all day

Rock This city by Stray Cats while i improve into little, my mom went out to purchase my sister a CD for Christmas, and this music improve into enjoying, and that i stated "whats up mom" like i improve into going to ask her a query, and she or he regarded at me and that i improve into arising and down whilst chatting along with her devoid of even understanding it

I can see myself playing under the big round dining room table, with my paper dolls, while the song "Paper Doll" by the Mills Brothers is playing on the radio.

"Faith" by George Michael. I remember watching the video and I think that was the first time I ever admired a males behind, LoL. I was probably to young to physically admire a man but I did.

Xanadu

The Tarentella...it can be fun, or very mournful.

Also, The Doobie Brothers-"Black Water"

my childhood was so harsh that remembering a "good" time is hard, but one that comes to mind that I always played on my 45 (LOL, boy I feel old) was Pat Benatrad's "Hell is for Children"