My Wedding Music By #Bread From 1979
Welcome to Monday’s Music Moves Me with Marie from Xmas Dolly, head conductor and helping her to make sure things runs smoothly on the Love Train are co-conductors: Lorie from The Shewbridges of Central Florida, CALLIE from JAmericanSpice, and Stacy from Stacy Uncorked!
I love rockin’ on Mondays! I just love it when we can share the tunes rolling around inside our noggins, don’t you? There’s always a lot of music locked away just screaming to get out.
This week’s theme is “Songs played at your wedding (or the year of your wedding). If not married your favorite song when you were 21“.
DH and I married June 9, 1979, at the church we attended, Summitt Missionary Baptist Church in rural West Virginia.
His close friend, Tony Vance, (they were in a band together) song these two Bread songs, “If” and “Sweet Surrender”.
DH doesn’t play the drums anymore, but Tony still plays guitar and sings. He now jams for the Lord. Rock on, Tony! He’s the dude wearing glasses and a brown t-shit singing lead. Check out the video…
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11 Comments
Hazel
I could listen to If the whole day. Retro is nice. I see in there a beautiful wedding.
Introducing Mr. Cool
What a beautiful couple, and a really pretty bride. Some songs I’ve never heard, but I really like. I’ve been writing down songs for my upcoming wedding this summer that I like, and your first one is really pretty. Love the last one, and that’s a private video singing to the Lord rock & roll style – yes, I like it. Very good and that lead singer has a lot of power. Yes, I do like it very much.
Karen Mortensen
That song If is soooo pretty.
Run DMT
Love Bread! Wow. I haven’t heard this in AGES!!!
I loved your wedding photo and the trip down memory lane. I think it’s so great that your friend rocks out for the Lord now. How cool is that? 🙂
Xmasdolly
Just sent your hubby’s video to my hubby. I’m sure he’ll enjoy it. How ya doin? If it’s too much for you let me know. Thanks again for covering for Lori.
JamericanSpice
Oh those were the days huh? I wasn’t even born yet 🙂
You make a beautiful bride!
Wow.
Haven’t heard these songs either.
Thanks for sharing you and linking up!
Lucy
Love your wedding photo!
Oh, and I love Bread, when I was a kid I remember my siblings listening to them.
Tony is very good and I enjoyed his video, thanks for sharing it!
Xmasdolly
You go girl, fab on the pic. You were radiant. Bread oh my haven’t heard them in a while. They’re cool. Loved your video too. Hey, do you think you ca cover for our Lorie today. She’s kind of out of it since she lost one of her doggies. Poor thing. THANKS A BUNCH! HUGZZZZZZ
Stacy Uncorked
I LOVE that wedding picture!
Love your song choices, too – how cool your friend Tony is now jammin’ for the Lord – that’s what hubby’s doing these days. 😉 I’m not familiar with Bread, but I enjoyed listening! 🙂
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Mary F
I love Bread… Had a few of their albums and I think even an 8 track or two. LOL I might actually still have the albums packed away. I don’t have a turntable to play them on, but I’ve seen they’re making a comeback of sorts.
Love the wedding photo too! I remember all the guys wore colored tuxes and ruffled shirts with matching color trim on the ruffle. I don’t think anyone back then wore a plain black tux.
Thanks for the blast from the past!
dollycas aka Lori
Thanks for sharing! I have a Bread album in my cedar chest from long, long ago!