And You Call Yourself a BOOMER?

We completely got this info from an AARP Magazine. We had so much fun that we wanted to share! Give yourself a high five if you have any of these albums. If you have them ALL, you were definately born with the "cool" gene. And, NO CHEATING by looking at the link first:

Readers' Picks: 10 Music Albums Boomers Love

"What were the essential albums of the boomer generation? AARP The Magazine asked music writer Nelson George to name his top ten, and then we put the question to you, the readers. Here are the records you picked, starting with your 10th place selection (Born to Run)…"

Elton John's 1973 double album spawned the hit Marilyn Monroe tribute "Candle in the Wind," later revised to memorialize Princess Diana after her 1997 death.

The Beatles' psychedelic concept album blew teenage minds in 1967 and now sits atop Rolling Stone's list of the greatest albums of all time. It's also AARP readers' No. 1 pick for the essential boomer album.

Bruce Springsteen wanted his ornate third album to sound like "Roy Orbison singing Bob Dylan, produced by Phil Spector"; after its 1975 release, Time and Newsweek put Springsteen on their covers in the same week.

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Jeanne O'Connell, MD

And You Call Yourself a BOOMER?

Readers' Picks: 10 Music Albums Boomers Love

"Goodbye Yellow Brick Road"

"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club ..

"Born To Run"