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For a brief moment, Margaret lit up and smiled. Best Sellers Rank: 466,766 in CDs & Vinyl ( See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl) 52 in Gospel Instrumental. During one of the last calls, my daughter, who has a beautiful singing voice, sang this song to her a cappella. Eventually, she responded to little of what my family and I said, which was heartbreaking. It unlocked the young Margaret I never knew who had a crush on the handsome Jimmy Messner.Īs COVID-19 took hold of Margaret and her condition deteriorated, we had a few FaceTime calls with her since she was in isolation. Once she tired of it and asked me, 'Do you think they'll ever change this song?'įor me, the song was a window to her former life that I could only imagine.

However with dementia, she fortunately forgot what bad voices we had, so we were both free to sing out loud - and loudly at that - along with Teresa Brewer during my twice-weekly visits to her nursing home. She and I were born with the worst singing voices ever, and she taught me from a young age to basically lip-sync in public in order to hide it as she herself did. Once I played 'Music, Music, Music,' she would perk up as she sang along, tapping her leg to the beat. On days when she didn't recognize anyone and my conversation attempts fell flat, we were able to still connect through this song. Some days were harder than others, and on the hard days when nothing clicked, I could see she was still there with help from this song. In her later years my mom developed dementia. This song encapsulated her youth in a unique way that allowed her to remember that brief period of her life throughout her remaining 70 years. Being that a seat at the movies was 11 cents, a 5 cent song was appreciated by the whole crowd. They'd all be hopeful that someone would have another nickel to put in the nickelodeon, or jukebox, so they could keep dancing, which is the main theme and chorus of the song. She told of being dressed up with her girlfriends and wishing to dance a bit with the handsome Jimmy Messner, my dad. She'd also describe the long ago scene when she and her contemporaries were at the local Soda Fountain on a Saturday night. ') of which she couldn't believe would be lyrics in a song, let alone a top hit. She often recalled and laughed at her incredulity as a young woman at the racy parts ('I'd do anything for you, anything you'd want me to. During the last few years of her life, she and I listened to it as we walked, visited, or just sat and enjoyed the view at her nursing home. The song 'Music, Music, Music,' as sung by Teresa Brewer, was released in late 1949 and topped the charts in 1950 when my mom, Margaret, was 19 turning 20.