Ok so here's a song my friend may not like and other women libbers because of the message. But I just to defend it.
Oh What A Night by Franki Valley, It was written in the early seventies a song about something that happened in 63. Ok so its late December back in 63 , the guy lost his virginity to a prostitute.
So " Oh a night! Why'd it take so long to see the light! Seemed so wrong but now it seems so right what a lady what a night!I felt the rush of the rolling (forget the next word) thunders spin in a round my head and take it from body under oh what a night!
Ok so Ill have to get the exact words, but this is what WIkipedia says its about! I watched the movie, Jersey Boys and according to it one of the guys lost his virginity to a prostitute.
Whats so sexist? Buying a prostitute to lose your virginity for it ................. got man to have a big blast best time of his life, for a woman shes in pain her first time.
Mine was bad I screamed the guy was an a-hole, and a drug addict. I have a feeling it was his first time too even though he said he had tons of experience, he got to have a big old blast while I cried and screamed. But anyways I later forgave him when i ran into him after he got sober through Narcotics Anonymous long story so I won't go into it.
If a woman had a giggalo paid for to give her virginity away too the church would condemn her as being lose and fast but if a guy does this hes a great guy wow! DO you think they would have allowed a woman to talk about what a great time she had losing her virginity to a giggalo in the early 70s?
No way! So yea it makes me sort of irritated with men to think they can just order a prostitute and a fabulous time their first sexual experience and hey its ok with the church and society!
However, I go out on a line for this song, it was about him losing his virginity late December back in 63, well things were very sexist in the 50s and 60s.
I what I said about Elvis and how great the 60s were to get us out of sexism, but now we were changing but it took awhile. really until about the 80 and 90s we were still pretty sexist and even now to a degree although its gotten better. But considering the fact it was written about an event in the early 60s and written in the early 70s I'm gonna give him a break
That's just how they thought back then. The fact of the matter is even though I am a sex addict not suppose to listen to sexually explicit lyrics I won't quit listening to this song, I remember hearing it growing up when I was a kid its a great song! I love Franki Valley!
Heres Jersey Boys doing their version of it
I love Jersey Boys!