Eternity's Children - Mrs. Bluebird

Eternity's Children

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[paleblue498]

Pure 60's...peace and love, flower power, make love-not war, all you need is love...Where the hell did it all go wrong? Now it's rap drug-dealers, gangs, ho's and bitches, guns, drugs and violence. I feel so sorry for teenagers today having to grow up surrounded by hate and violence, and they missed out on the greatest music of all time...bummer

[pgh45rpms]

I remember hearing Mrs. Bluebird on the radio while stationed at Keesler AFB, outside Biloxi MS. This and their ballad, "Alone Again". Great songs by a great band.

[sstalent20012001]

@robertwbingo

HEY. This is Steve Sammons, Columbus, Ohio. Great to hear from you. My e mail is stevesammons@gmail.com



[robertwbingo]

@robertwbingo Also forgot to mention that, after Hurricane Camille, band member, Roy Whittaker was the PD at WLOX. Great guy and fun to work for.

[robertwbingo]

@sstalent20012001 Steve Sammons? What the hey! After you went over to WBIL, I did evenings on WLOX just ahead of Val Jensen. You also did a Keesler newscast of some sort on Channel 13. You and I partied a lot during the summer of '69 along with a huge cast of characters. Remember Dan Gallo? Alive and well in Houston for the last 40+ years.

[Khultan]

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[sstalent20012001]

Hi.

I was on the air at WLOX years ago doing night show just before Val Jenson....Chuck Scarborough was my roomate .. Spent a lot of time doing commercials. Air Force at Keesler.

Steve Sammons

[mikemcgann07]

@chicotower I was a dj at WLOX when this came out....great song and arrangement

[mikemcgann07]

I used to play this when it was a "new" song on WLOX-Biloxi at night in 1968. Always liked the song and the band were all very nice people. Brings back memories of the Fiesta and Vapors night clubs. Drivibng down Hwy 90 late at night with roof down.

[MrWonderful46220]

should be an anthem for birdwatchers

[deanslist101]

WOW and DOUBLE WOW!! Hadn't heard this song in over 40 years till yesterday and I must have replayed it at least 20 times since then. Fantastic tune that I remember from that wonderful summer of '68 between high school and college and hadn't heard since then. Great harmony and a super guitar solo that sounds like Robin Trower of Procol Harum at the time. Baa buh-buh-buh-baa buh-buh-buh-bup-buh-baa . . . . . WOW! I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!

[MrMickeybitzko]

Like daisies exploding in your mind or pouring pure golden honey down your shirt before jumping onto the biggest feather bed in the world. Right up there with Dicey and Paprika's version of "Everyday People."