do you think its wrong for us young ones to love tha oldies music?!
im talkin 1930's jazz to at least 60's music?

or is it just some of young people finally start to go back to history of tha best classics?!

example this song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MczZzJ-jy5c

here here... i sometimes get the odd looks when i say that i prefer music from the 1950's - 1960's. but its what i grew up with and particularly enjoy.

hey swing and jazz is good ****
anyone who doesn't like old music is to baised in my opinion

Awwwwww oldie but goody nothing wrong with liking oldie music part of history and some great singers at that;

When I was 21 I worked in and oldie club was not my type of music at the time but it sure grows on you kuddos to you

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bb8BGTzxmZQ

this is awesome!

yea sometimes people give me stares or tell me im lame lol
and think its for jokes
but i enjoy this music i love tha oldies!
no matter how one disses this music i love it
tha era of 1930's i wish i was there!

I like most kinds of music...Its whatever fits the mood But I must say that I have an old wind up record player from the late 30s I enjoy hunting around junk stalls looking for 30s/40s 78s to play on it...Great Fun

My 26 year old nephew a couple of months ago went to a wedding reception...The next day, I was sitting out on my front porch,enjoying a coldie, at the time, my nephew and his wife lived next door to me.He asked me if I had any Frank Sinatra or Dean Martin music. Kinda freaked me out that someone his age would ask for this type of music...I told him yes and ran him some copies of what I have...I had to ask him why he wanted this. He told me that they had played this type of music at the wedding reception and he thought that it was so cool.He had never heard any of this type of music...

This is the music that I was brought up on, along with big band , dixieland jazz, and chicago blues..My parents were always open to music...Thats why my parents, when they were older, listened to what is now known as classic rock now.They liked the music that my sister and I brought into the house. So, I guess in a way, be open to your type of music, any other type of music, because someday, you may be rockin with your kids, like my parents did with my sister and I. Enjoy the journey, because it`s all good. Caris, thanks for starting this topic..it`s going to be interesting to see some of the posts

My dad listened to The Everly Brothers, Sam Cooke, Hank Williams Sr., CCR, and tons of others that I grew up listening to it too. I am a rocker at heart, but I still jam to the classics from the 50's, 60's and even the jazz and swing era. Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly, The Beatles....a like it all. And yeah, I get looks from some kids and all. But what is cool is that my younger cousins, nieces and nephews are all getting into this music too. Good music never dies.

Ya got that right Goofball 73....Enjoy for all it`s worth..keep on Rockin

I say listen to what sounds good--whatever it may be...

still listens to the 50's, 60's 70's 80's 90's and the nows------and yet based on the jazz from the 40's is great--