[mix4fix]

...but, haven't told anybody about it because you are ashamed?

 

[Audiosaurusrex]

Hmm,
Guess I’m going to be the first geek to respond to this one. I would have to say songs from my youth that still hold a special place in my memories.  Tommy Roe-Dizzy, The Archies, Sugar Sugar, The Partridge Family, etc. well you get the idea.

[toocool4]

Wise Guys – Ooh la la https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8w5brfBqEM

I just cringe to think I liked / bought and still have it on 12”. Absolutely lame track with no lyrics. A complete rip off Lalo Schifrin track from the original 60’s Mission Impossible.

[jtcf]

Secret Agent Man - Johnny Rivers
Gotta sing along in the car:-)

[GeneS]

I’m not sure if I like this without the video or not. I don’t think I’ve ever heard it separately!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5W60VwDkas

[Saturn94]

    

[Saturn94]

I’m not sure if I like this without the video or not. I don’t think I’ve ever heard it separately!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5W60VwDkas

 

[FullRangeMan]

ABBA many of its songs are octaved, up in tone. Already was a topic like this afew time a go.

[rockadanny]

Not dumb, but silly/funny weird ...
Whitey On The Moon - Gil Scott-Heron
Van Lingo Mungo - David Frischberg
Jack and Jonella - Johnny Otis
Cowboy Love - Reverend Horton Heat
Magic Dice - Mano Negra

[Scroof Neachy]

Secret Agent Man - Johnny Rivers
Gotta sing along in the car:-)

Nothing remotely “dumb or weird” about this song. Pretty straight forward stuff.

[Saturn94]

ABBA many of its songs are octaved, up in tone. Already was a topic like this afew time a go.

Unashamed ABBA fan here!   

[syzygy]

“Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance”, The Mothers of Invention

[Digi-G]

Hmm,
Guess I’m going to be the first geek to respond to this one. I would have to say songs from my youth that still hold a special place in my memories.  Tommy Roe-Dizzy, The Archies, Sugar Sugar, The Partridge Family, etc. well you get the idea.

Yeah, I still like some of the songs from that era, might be nostalgia, not sure.

1910 Fruitgum Company - 123 Red Light
1910 Fruitgum Company - Indian Giver

I heard I Think I love You (Partridge Family) earlier today on a tv music station and kind of enjoyed it.

[FullRangeMan]

I also could mention Mungo Jerry and this enjoyable 4/4 song live in a sunny park:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwIj_vuxdrQ

And in a greater degree most 1960s years bands sound surprising fresh today as this below or others British bands of the era:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geaWf4qLON8
I have always been ashamed of James Brown and Michael Jackson music, thanks God never found a song by these guys that I liked.

[jonbee]

Grandma Got Run Over By Some Raindeer
A touching ballad in the true spirit of the season

[Letitroll98]

Apparently a love for Taylor Swift is an anthema to true music lovers, but I defy you to not tap your feet to Our Song.
https://youtu.be/1onqu1ULx-Q

[mlundy57]

Anything from Ray Stevens, he's a hoot

[theHunter]

I'll go with animal songs from the 70s. Crocodile Rock and Muskrat Love. Muskrat only when nobody's around...

[Tyson]

Apparently a love for Taylor Swift is an anthema to true music lovers, but I defy you to not tap your feet to Our Song.
https://youtu.be/1onqu1ULx-Q

Really, what's wrong with Taylor?  I mean sure she's uneven, but her best stuff is really excellent. 

[FullRangeMan]

Really, what's wrong with Taylor?  I mean sure she's uneven, but her best stuff is really excellent.

Well apart the huge feet and the duck voice,
then Taylor is a man name.