Musical Memories and Appreciation

I grew up appreciating creative musical talent and share little-known facts about music from the 1960s. For example, one article is about Neil Sedaka and his affair with Carole King. Another is about a band that never made it to fame, known as Myrth.

I enjoy researching musicians from my early years to write these reviews that are published in Spinditty, a music mecca for enthusiasts to explore the history of the industry.

Articles on This Topic

• "Oh! Carol": Neil Sedaka's Serenade to Carole King

  Neil Sedaka was my favorite singer in the '50s and '60s. He sang "Oh, Carol" for Carole King. She replied with "Oh, Neil." I include both soundtracks here. Neil later changed many of his songs into children’s versions.

• Myrth: An Undiscovered Jazz-Rock Band of the '60s

  I remember discovering Myrth in the '60s. They were a group of talented musicians who formed a jazz-rock band and released their one-and-only album on RCA Victor in 1969. This is their story, including soundtracks.

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• How to Host a Private Karaoke Party With Friends at Home

  Singing karaoke with friends can be a pleasurable experience, especially when done at home in a comfortable setting. Learn how to get the most enjoyment out of it.