We've been asked to provide another clue to the song title suggested by the lyrics in the previous post. And so we will.
It's a song about a young couple and the very early days of their marriage. It was written by a rock'n'roll ground-breaker and covered very well by Bob Seger.
Here's something else the young couple did:
"They bought a souped-up jitney, 'twas a cherry red '53,
They drove it down New Orleans to celebrate their anniversary"
Enjoy!
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This photo was taken in 1949. My cousins and I remember the porch after our grandfather walled it in, added a door and big screen windows.
Nowadays, this porch is a blog site where my cousin Mike and I post things that are fun or interesting. Bounce enough ideas around, and who knows? Something creative might happen.
Poppy's Front Porch - in the Missouri Ozarks
This photo was taken in 1949. My cousins and I remember the porch after our grandfather walled it in, added a door and big screen windows.
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4 comments:
You never can tell D
or C'est la vie
written by chuck berry, also recorded by Emmylou Harris.
So Mike, did Dolores get it right? I've got to admit I was stumped on that one, though when you wrote "rock'n'roll ground-breaker" one of the people I thought of right away was Chuck Berry.
But the only lyrics of his I could think of were from "Maybelline" and "Johnny B Goode", and those didn't match up. I'm not familiar with "You Never Can Tell".
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