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| LIFE IN SOLERA | AUGUST 2024 | 37 HIGH NOTES FROM KARAOKE Songs with suggestive lyrics have been around long before the age of rock 'n' roll. Some very early songs were novelty songs like Shaving Cream, My Fanny, and Bessie Smith's Put A Little Sugar In My Bowl, which was recorded in 1931. Many of the rhythm and blues songs of the early 1950s were considered too suggestive for most pop music radio stations but played on R&B (Black radio stations). Here's some of these steamy songs of the Rock Era. Dance With Me Henry, Etta James Annie Had A Baby, Hank Ballard Sixty Minute Man, Billy Ward & e Dominoes Shake, Rattle & Roll, Big Joe Turner Big Ten Inch, Bullmoose Jackson Nosey Joe, Bullmoose Jackson Louie Louie, e Kingsmen Gloria, em e Roof Is On Fire, Rock Master Scott Feel My Leg, Maria Mulduar Can't Do Sixty No More, Billy Ward & Dominos My Boomerang Won't Come Back, Charlie Drake Rhapsody In e Rain, Lou Christie My Ding-A-Ling, Chuck Berry Fixing To Die Rag, Country Joe & e Fish (Woodstock Version) D.O.A., Bloodrock Strokin', Clarence Carter e Pusher, Steppenwolf Let's Spend e Night Together, e Rolling Stones Boobs A Lot, e Holy Modal Rounders Songs not banned but still sexy: Give It To Me Baby, Rick James Lady Marmalade, LaBelle Baby Got Back, Sir Mix-A-Lot It Wasn't Me, Shaggy Let's Get Drunk, Jimmy Buffett More More More, Andrea True Wild ing, Tone Loc I Touch Myself, e Divinyls Relax, Frankie Goes To Hollywood Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off, Joe Nichols ere were many other songs that fit the too risqué for radio category. Songs like Donna Summer's Love To Love You Baby, Fever by Little Willie John or Peggy Lee, and even Don't Touch Me ere by e Tubes. Whatever kind of songs you enjoy singing or listening to, chances are you'll find them at our Goodtimes Karaoke with Rosie Ingalls. Barb Miller & D.J. Blast Join us on Fri., Aug. 16 starting at 5:30 pm with a potluck for those who contribute followed by karaoke singing at 6 pm in the Oakmont Clubhouse. Join us for singing, dancing and fun. We will continue to keep a fresh disinfected microphone ready for you. If you have any questions about our karaoke dates and schedules you can call Barbara Miller at (951) 845-7265.