I don’t know why this 11″ x 14″ mixed media reminds me of a young girl’s room, from era of the 60s with a record player, she is playing the current pop star hit while dancing around her room. Do you remember those days?
Bubblegum pop was what they called the kind of pop music that kids liked back then, bands like The Turtles, The Monkees, The Archies, and The Cowsills. You know the songs, and we all sing along when we hear them, in the privacy of the car! 😉
Ah, nostalgia, isn’t it great? Not only the music, but I have always loved the fashions!
Fun fact, I chose to feature The Cowsills video above because they are actually friends of mine! Paul Cowsills’ wife was my boss over 20 years ago and we have been friends ever since. I’ve seen the band play a few times, and they are still active, I really like their new song Nuclear Winter. Here is their events page if you are curious!
Tiffany Arp-Daleo Art 
A fun, retro nostalgic mixed media artwork, Tiffany! And, a really cool friendship related to The Cowsills 😎🎶🎵☮️ Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks, Phil! They are really cool people and their story is really interesting, many don’t know that the Partridge Family TV show was based on them! 😉
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Right on! You can put me in that group – I didn’t know that, either – though I did watch that show in my youth. Thanks for sharing, Tiffany 💐
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Sweet pairing. I love the pop painting, and it’s homage to the record player. Haven’t heard the Cowsills in forever, so it was lovely to imagine the girl blowing a bubble and listening to a stack of 45’s. 💜🎶🦋
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Thank you, K! The classic bands like them should never be forgotten, I noticed you posted another video of theirs on your site! ♥ ☺
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What great fun!!!! The music and art area a perfect match.
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Thank you so much, I like to have fun and boost spirits when I can! 😉
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Love this, Tiffany! 😍 Your description made me think of my youngest aunt’s room. She is less than ten years older than me; I remember being in awe of her lava lamp and groovy music. 😁
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Oh my gosh, I had a couple of aunts like that too! If it weren’t for them my musical tastes might have been rather bland! 😉
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haha The song that stands out to me, the one I remember hearing in my aunt’s room was: “Fly Like and Eagle”
Time keeps on slippin’, slippin’, slippin’
Into the future…
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Great memories here too! ☺ ♥
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🎶 💞
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Yreah that’s very Austin Powers.
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😂 So groovy baby!!!
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Bublegum pop? That picture really fits the title 🙂
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Thanks, Simon! I don’t use pinks too often, I thought of bubblegum, which led me to music, and well, titles of paintings originate in odd ways!
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Yes they very much do! 🙂
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LoveLoveLove this! Awww, bubblegum pop! I remember that. Your beautiful and fizzy piece of art is perfect – the colors, the shapes, the vibe! And you know Cowsills’ people! Wow! OK, gonna go click and listen now…🎶…👏👏👏👏👏🥰
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Thank you so much, Robin!!! ☺ Yes, it’s kinda fun to know celebrities, although, back-stage access to the shows is a little different these days! 😉
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I loved the Cowsills….that just took me back to that time….awesome memories and loved their music! So cool that you shared that you know them!! And before I started reading the painting did take me back to that era!! Thanks for sharing!
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I’m so happy to spark some good memories, Kirt! Their music is timeless, and it’s really cool that they are still making music! ☺
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After school special and rolling like a pack of Starburst
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Nice! I still like Starburst!🌈
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Looks like a very fun children’s toy that I may want to play with. 🤓
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😂 Yes, I can see that too! Thanks for popping in, Gia! ☺
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