The year was 1978.
About the time I met the woman that would ultimately change my life.
And I met my wife . . .

I’m sorry but they don’t write stuff like this these days.
A pop song with a #11 chord?
Questions about the above observation are welcome.
Though you may not understand the answer.
I used to play this song and loved the chord changes . . .
As always, headphones are highly recommended.
The sound is great.

• Lynn says:

  April 16, 2009 at 5:52 am

  Wow, any oldie, but goodie! I was singing along….

  Me too!
  Remember when we played it?
  Donnie sang it.
  ~m

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• anonymum says:

  April 16, 2009 at 6:00 am

  You used to play it?
  Why only used to? Why not now is my question ~m

  I have nothing to say about the #11chord and not because I’m worried about not understanding the answer, but because I don’t understand the statement…
  Laymen! Gotta love ‘em huh???
  

  No one wants to hear the old crap, Moe. (although it’s better than anything on the FM dial)
  Guys like me?
  We’re Dinosaurs, kiddo
  Sad, but true
  ~m

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• Cowgalutah says:

  April 16, 2009 at 2:58 pm

  dang it…can’t see the video at work.

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• Lolly says:

  April 17, 2009 at 8:30 pm

  Yeah, good song! And I’d love to hear your explanation of a #11 chord.
  I’ll take a wild guess. It spans 11 tones? (That probably shows my ignorance!)

  I won’t even go into upper structure triads, okay?
  Unless you really want me to.
  
  ~m

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• Lolly says:

  April 17, 2009 at 8:51 pm

  Hey, m, don’t worry about it. I googled it. Much more than I want to know! ; )

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