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Wednesday, September 28, 2022

September Retro Country Rewind #MewsicMovesMe

It's been a few years since we premiered our mewsic feature "Retro Country Rewind," a look back at favorite songs that hit #1 during that month from 30, 35, 40 plus years ago. In this new year we'll be delving into #1 hits from 1972, 1977, 1982, and so on. Let's take a look at September for this freebie week in the Mewsic Moves Me blog hop...


55 Years Ago - 1967, My Elusive Dreams, Tammy Wynette & David Houston

One of my all-time favorite country songs, with a heartbreaking twist at the end...


50 Years Ago - 1972, I Can't Stop Loving You, Conway Twitty

Conway put his own unique spin on this country classic...


45 Years Ago - 1977, I've Already Loved You In My Mind, Conway Twitty

Conway's inspiration for writing this song was President Jimmy Carter's infamous Playboy interview in which he admitted to lusting in his heart...


40 Years Ago - 1982, What's Forever For, Michael Martin Murphey


35 Years Ago - 1987, She's Too Good To Be True, Exile


We hope you enjoyed our choices this month!

Let us know if you have a favorite.



9 comments:

  1. Mudpie, you and your mommy take Lynn down memory lane. All that music was great and wish it was like that today. Precious

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  2. You did a great job, Mudpie. I know mom helped too. Great playlist.

    Have a purrfect day and rest of the week. My best to your mom. ♥

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  3. Nice choices, especially Conway. :)

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  4. Mudpie you are a suPURRb host. I like seeing your little face up close, too.

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  5. Those were good, a couple were new to me.

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  6. I only knew the song by Exile, but I enjoyed listening to the other some, Mudpie! Hugs to you and Mommy!

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  7. I only knew the first Conway Twitty song (I Can't Stop Loving You). My favorite was "My Elusive Dream". What an ending! Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com

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  8. Your last two artists don't make me think of country, maybe because mentally I didn't make that connection when these songs came out reminding more of soft rock music than anything else. Thanks for joining the 4M dance party, my furriend! 😽

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