Going Back In Time Here

[Bobbisox1]

Can you remember your Mum or Dads favourite bit of music or song ?
Or what song/ music reminds you of them?
Ken Dodd and Tears always reminds me when she was making the Sunday dinner and mixing the Yorkshires while listening tho Family Favourites on the radio

[Buenchico]

I can only ever remember my mother buying one record. It was this one:

[Mamyalynne]

Mum loved this.

[david small]

Frank Ifield, I remember you.

[Buenchico]

This always makes me think of my father ;-)

[pastafreak]

Whereas my sister always had the radio on playing Perry Como and Dean Martin, and my brother introduced me to classical music, I have no memory of my parents having any favourites.

[theshedman]

My Mammy, Al jolson.

[Bobbisox1]

Mamya was your Mam a C&W fan ?

[mallyh]

my dad liked mario lanzer especially be my love and the platters .mum liked frankie vaughan

[Buenchico]

BTW: If there was one song that my mother really hated, it was almost certainly 'Tears'. She regarded it as far too soppy!

[Stickybottle]

Mum was always Andy Williams or Johnny Mathis

Dad was a Nat King Cole fan

I always liked her playing this when I was young :

[Bazile]

Ken Dodd could sing , couldn't he?
As well as a very funny comedian

[Bobbisox1]

Don’t mind a bit of Frankie myself Mally

[Bobbisox1]

Ken Dodd could sing Baz ( in a fashion )

[Mamyalynne]

She did like Country music Bobbi, made a change from religious songs.

[Barsel]

My Dad, no idea, probably Flannagan and Allan.
My Mum, Straus, Jim Reeves, Perry Como, Elvis, Liberace in fact there was only one record she hated and that was the Sabre Dance.

[Bobbisox1]

I did that in a swimming pool in Rhodes Barsel haha

[Atheist]

Goodbye. sung by Josef Locke. That's one of my old favourites - very stirring. My mum's favourite was Blow the Wind Southerly sung by Kathleen Ferrier (she of the deep voice which I wasn't keen on).

[webbo3]

My dad liked this.

[Barsel]

Bobbs //I did that in a swimming pool in Rhodes Barsel haha//
Is it on YouTube? Bet that would be worth watching. :-) x

[elliemay1]

When we were growing up in the 60's our Mum loved all the same music that we did e.g The Beatles, Kinks etc. She used to write down the Top 20 from the radio for us every Tuesday (I think) when we were at school