My song was ‘If you think I’m sexy’ by Rod Stewart. Funk and soul was pretty common as well as some disco. I remember hearing ‘Ring my bell’ by Anita Ward, ‘You sexy thing’ by Hot Chocolate, ‘Twist and Shout’ by The Beatles and ‘She’s a lady’ by Tom Jones a lot.
I’ve never really understood any kind of dancing (last time I tried was at my brother’s wedding around a decade ago), but it never occurred to me that a stripper would have a particular one. I figured they would just go with what came on.
Dave Barry, in one column, said that if a cop pulled someone over while they were listening to “Twist and Shout,” they should not only have to forgive the ticket but also dance along. I’ve never been to a strip club, but if I heard that song while at one I would probably just find it distracting thinking of that.
I don’t think it was anyone’s song it was more just background noise. The Beatles were still kinda popular/relevant back then so that’s probably why they played it.
My song was ‘If you think I’m sexy’ by Rod Stewart. Funk and soul was pretty common as well as some disco. I remember hearing ‘Ring my bell’ by Anita Ward, ‘You sexy thing’ by Hot Chocolate, ‘Twist and Shout’ by The Beatles and ‘She’s a lady’ by Tom Jones a lot.
I’ve never really understood any kind of dancing (last time I tried was at my brother’s wedding around a decade ago), but it never occurred to me that a stripper would have a particular one. I figured they would just go with what came on.
Dave Barry, in one column, said that if a cop pulled someone over while they were listening to “Twist and Shout,” they should not only have to forgive the ticket but also dance along. I’ve never been to a strip club, but if I heard that song while at one I would probably just find it distracting thinking of that.
I’ve learned a lot from this thread!
I don’t think it was anyone’s song it was more just background noise. The Beatles were still kinda popular/relevant back then so that’s probably why they played it.
Sorry, are you saying The Beatles aren’t popular/relevant now? I refuse to accept this reminder of my age.
Even back then they were a throwback for boomers.