What song or songs are you into at the moment?
Here are mine at the moment:
Release me by Agnes -http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSb6e3grdL8
Love Benny's Voice!
And just for a touch of CAMP!
And a classic
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Permalink Reply by Deb Godley on -
i Love this song...
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Permalink Reply by Stephanie (Khya) on -
I even use them in my dance fitness class, but I don't do it butt naked! This is a good idea, I'm discovering stuff i didn't know.
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Permalink Reply by mitsi on -
love this too...i have enjoyed listening to everyones music....groovy baby
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Permalink Reply by Danielle Evans on -
I heard this song coming through the walls at my friend's flat. I knew there was a new guy living upstairs. I was impressed by his taste. I later married him.
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Permalink Reply by Nad. E (Qnadii) on -
I haven't seen this in yrs. I love divine(who is no more). I think that is a young J Manuel in there too. oh well sorry wrong spot
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Permalink Reply by Danielle Evans on
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This gets my vote every time!!
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