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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsDoes anyone remember Christmas 1973, when this song came out.
Vietnam was ending and Watergate was in full swing.
It was a memorable time.
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Does anyone remember Christmas 1973, when this song came out. (Original Post)
kentuck
Dec 2017
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Me too and I was a "fan" of Maureen Dean (John's wife). She was a real beauty and
monmouth4
Dec 2017
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femmocrat
(28,394 posts)1. I never heard this song before!
Thanks for posting it. It has a Glen Campbell vibe to it. I was a very young stay-at-home mom in 1973 and watched much of Watergate on TV.
monmouth4
(9,710 posts)2. Me too and I was a "fan" of Maureen Dean (John's wife). She was a real beauty and
I loved her clothes and hairstyles. I know, I know, I was a kid..LOL.
RandomAccess
(5,210 posts)3. Me too --
My son was born in Nov 73, so he was just a toddler and I stayed as glued to the TV as he would let me. And unlike Monmouth4, *I* was a fan of JOHN Dean. Still am. Always will be.
RandomAccess
(5,210 posts)4. I love this song for some reason
Even tho I don't usually like songs as depressing as this. Esp. at Christmas time.
doc03
(35,382 posts)5. Love most of his music. Never was a fan of Okie from
Muskogee, makes me think of that f---g Reagan.
Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin
(108,234 posts)6. I remember it
Not my favorite Merle Haggard song