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Beatles: Baby you can Drive My Car
Bee Gee's: How can you mend a broken heart
Elton: I wanna kiss the bride (blasted that out, singing and weaving the car back and forth on my wedding morning as I drove the 50 miles to the church)
Tommy James: I think we're alone now
Monkee's: Last Train to Clarksville
James Taylor: Fire and Rain
Beach Boys: Barbara Ann (at least I think it was the Beach Boys)
Zepplin: Black Dog
Pink Floyd: Comfortably Numb
Wow, you can do this forever can't you!
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Originally posted by bachophile:
Rolling Stone declared it to be the best song of that year! So Johann still has the mojo!  
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Originally posted by Tom--K: Originally posted by Jack Frost:
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Rolling Stones: Under My Thumb
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All in all, some brilliant choices, Jack--for Emily, just excellent. [/b]You won't hear it in my house! Voted by moi as the most chauvinistic song ever written. As a young girl I used to love that song to dance to. Nice beat. Then I grew up and realized the Stones were pigs. Talented pigs. But, pigs.
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Somehow, I'm not suprised! PS. I've missed you guys on the chat. My Sunday evenings have been shot to h@ll lately. Originally posted by Larry: STEPPENWOLF!!
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Originally posted by Penny: Originally posted by kenny:
[b] Prince - Raspberry Barrette
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[/b]Really? I never saw the lyrics or title in print. The way he pronounces it sounds like barrette to me. And you know me Penny. I don't fit the widely held stereotypes very well.
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Originally posted by bachophile: jf said...
[b]Paul Simon: American Tune I did not know this was from Bach's St. Matthew Passion, although I DID know that it was a hymn we sang in church when I was a kid: "O King of might and splendor, Creator most adored."
"These are the good old days" --Carly Simon
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Doors: Touch Me
Who: Behind Blue Eyes
Edgar Winter: Free Ride
Peter Frampton: Baby I Love Your Way
Cat Stevens: Wild World
Eagles: Desperado
Aerosmith: Sweet Emotion
Joe Walsh: Life's Been Good
Beatles: Here, There and Everywhere
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young: Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
Simon and Garfunkel: Feelin' Groovy
Gary Puckett and the Union Gap: This Girl Is a Woman
REO Speedwagon: It's Time for me to Fly
Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here
Doobie Brothers: China Grove (especially to dance)
Steve Miller: The Joker (especially the peaches part)
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Grateful Dead: Sugar Magnolia
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Eric Burden/The Animals: Sky Pilot (thanks, Nina)
James Gang: Walk Away
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Originally posted by justme:
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Grateful Dead: Sugar Magnolia Good edit!
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James Gang: Walk Away
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Originally posted by Nina: Originally posted by justme:
[b] added edit:
Grateful Dead: Sugar Magnolia No, GREAT edit! jf
"Make the pie higher." GWB
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Jack,
This is driving me crazy. It's like playing Name That Tune but I'm trying to name the artist without googling. Who did you say performed Sky Pilot? For some unknown reason I love that song.
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Sky Pilot - the Animals.
My fave Animals song is probably See See Rider.
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Originally posted by Nina:
Sky Pilot - the Animals.
My fave Animals song is probably See See Rider. Actually, I think it was Eric Burden, after the Animals broke up. EDIT: Nope. Just checked Google. It WAS the Animals. (I have so much 1965-1975 rock trivia in my head, there is no room for anything else.) Favorite Animals Song: We Gotta Get Out Of This Place. jf
"Make the pie higher." GWB
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Oh, yes, those are good, too. Possibly even better than Sky Pilot but I still have to go with Sky Pilot for some unknown reason. see edited post above.
I also like the Zombies and the Kinks but I'm still having trouble with my memory. Any suggestions?
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We've Gotta Get Outta This Place seems appropriate for the Coffee Room at times. :p
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Anybody - "I'll Be Glad When You're Dead, You Rascal You" ;-}
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Originally posted by justme:
I also like the Zombies and the Kinks but I'm still having trouble with my memory. Any suggestions? Zombies: Tell Her No, She's Not There, Time of the Season Kinks: Really Got Me, All of the Day and All of the Night, Well Respected Man, Celluloid Heros, on and on.... What about the Byrds? jf
"Make the pie higher." GWB
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Grateful Dead: Sugar Magnolia
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Good edit! well, i beg to differ, but i think on that particular album, the best song is "Attics of my Life", with "Ripple" a close second...
"I don't know much about classical music. For years I thought the Goldberg Variations were something Mr. and Mrs. Goldberg did on their wedding night." Woody Allen
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Byrds: Rock and Roll Star, Chimes of Freedom, 5th Dimension
Hey, 5th Dimension! One Less Bell to Answer
which leads us directly to Laura Nyro, one of my absolute all-time faves: Stoned Soul Picnic, Money, When I was a Freeport....
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Originally posted by Auntie Lynn:
Anybody - "I'll Be Glad When You're Dead, You Rascal You" ;-} JOHN FOGERTY ???
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