While I seriously work on my plan to consume less and contribute more, let's brighten things up with a bit of glamour.
Oh, and I haven't forgotten about the last installment of my vintage machines series, I just have a few pressing things to clear off my plate before I can indulge in fun stuff again.
So, I present, with further ado, the epitome of style, elegance, and talent, The Three Degrees, circa 1975.
6 comments:
that is style!!!!
Love the dresses and the hair...I just don't think I'll ever understand what that song is about.
Hahahaha! I remember when the single came out by Richard Harris (1968). Huh? MacArthur Park? Cake in the rain? I couldn't believe that Jimmy Webb wrote this song. His other hits: "Up, Up & Away", "By The Time I Get to Phoenix", "Wichita Lineman", "Galveston." This was a real departure for Webb. Have you ever heard the Sammy Davis, Jr. version of this song? It's a hoot.
Thanks for the memory!
Ellen, I guess we know Jimmy Webb was on something that took him "up, up & away" when he wrote "MacArthur Park." Heh heh.
I continue to wonder about those lyrics but, I do love that song no matter who sings it - the degrees, the 4 tops, anybody.
that song has gotta be about a jilted bride. ???
the choreography
the coiffure
the cheekbones
ahhhh. amazing.
amy
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