Just some old stuff --- but nice.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzukjHtPyVY

Makes me feel like dancing.   too bad that those days are gone forever.      

Speaking of which, here's a video of Leo Sayer performing his classic "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing". Can't quite hit the high notes that he hit in the 70s, but still a fun song.

My oldest daughter was in middle school and high school in the 70's.  She has a box of 45 RPM's  from that era, and  "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing",  is one of them.   The box is stored here, but unfortunately we don't have a 45 player, and she doesn't either.   

I've got more records than I know what to do with. I collected them for a while and got a bunch from various places. I stopped collecting them because I ran out of places to put them. I also don't have a fully working turntable at the moment - I've got an older one that I got somewhere years ago (probably a thrift store or eBay) that needs a new needle and needs to be cleaned (plays too slowly I believe), plus one of those Crosley all-in-one things that my parents got me for Christmas a few years ago (I somehow broke the tonearm switch so it doesn't turn on when you move the tonearm - probably an easy fix but I keep forgetting about it). I need to get them working again so I can enjoy the records I've got.

I'm a big fan of Simon and Garfunkel, and this is one of my favorites.  The Sound of Silence.  Paul Simon wrote great lyrics for all their songs.

That wasn't even intended to be a hit believe it or not (at least initially). The original version was released on the 1964 album Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M. and just features the duo singing with an acoustic guitar. The album didn't sell very well so the two went on with their lives. The song gradually started getting airplay on some radio stations, so a record executive got the bright idea to overdub electric guitar, bass and drums and release the new version as a single in September of 1965, a year and a half after the original was recorded and almost a year after the album was released. That's the version everyone is familiar with these days and the one that shot the duo to instant stardom. That must have been quite a shock to the two.

A different arrangement of the tune also gained popularity in the past 10 years thanks to heavy metal band Disturbed. This version was released in 2015 and was also a huge hit.