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Narrator Shares Musical History and Preferences
A collection of personal musical recollections includes facts regarding Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan, Frank Sinatra, and others.
Jimi Hendrix's song The Wind Cries Mary was released in 1967. In addition, the song ’Cross the Green Mountain is described as one of the highest levels of Bob Dylan's songwriting.
The narrator's mother claimed that before the narrator could form full sentences, they requested Frank Sinatra's song I’ve Got You Under My Skin. The narrator bought their first single, Georgie Fame's Fame at Last EP, at Potter’s Music Shop in Richmond and has not gone to any party since the age of 15.
Regarding other musical experiences, the narrator states that Pink Floyd's music did not appeal to them after Syd Barrett left the band. Setting the song Good Morning from the film Singin’ in the Rain as a phone ringtone put the narrator in a bad mood. The narrator wants Louis Armstrong's Keepin’ Out of Mischief Now to be played at their funeral.
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