Larry
"Uncle Larry"
Here in the NE part of the US, IMO, people are a little more uptight compared to other parts of the country. So there's not a whole lot of songs that trigger mass singing.
Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" could top that list. (John Denver's "Country Roads" is another)
The reason I started this thread is to find out if audiences react to this song out in California, in Texas, and other parts of the country, heck across the pond too...the way they react here near Philadelphia..
Tell me if this sounds familiar...on the chorus...
Singer: Sweet Caroline
Audience (mimicing the horn part): BA BA BA
Singer: Good times never seemed so good
Audience: So good! So good! So good!
Singer: I've been inclined
Audience BA! BA! BA!
So is this just a local phenomena?
Or is it worldwide?
Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" could top that list. (John Denver's "Country Roads" is another)
The reason I started this thread is to find out if audiences react to this song out in California, in Texas, and other parts of the country, heck across the pond too...the way they react here near Philadelphia..
Tell me if this sounds familiar...on the chorus...
Singer: Sweet Caroline
Audience (mimicing the horn part): BA BA BA
Singer: Good times never seemed so good
Audience: So good! So good! So good!
Singer: I've been inclined
Audience BA! BA! BA!
So is this just a local phenomena?
Or is it worldwide?
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