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I'm still trying to read my Stephan Zweig big book, The World Of Yesterday... so meanwhile I'm with the French classics again. "Mme Bovary".
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1- Eels (2000)
2- Moulin Rouge - Greg Khin Band (1979)
3- Glendale Train - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (1971)
4- What A Party - Dee Edwards (1964)
5- Raised On Robbery - Joni Mitchell (1973)
6- Forever In Blue Jeans - Neil Diamond (1979)
8- Short Skirt/Long Jacket - Cake (2001)
9- Send Me On My Way - Rusted Root (1995)
10-One Thing - Finger Eleven (2003)
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Way to go, Brad!
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Yes, let's keep it alive and wait till some of the fishies get back to the pond...
Thank you!!! 
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I'm even posting reminders on Facebook. I might send private messages to some of the nominators... Yet I guess we can carry on with... seven nominators? I hope this is going to keep on. We love the Top and it's a good way to get songs into the data base...
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Thank you Phil.
Thanks to all the nominators.
We're still open...

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"Mosquito" was heard a lot on the radio and every Doors fan would hate it... yet if you listen more than the lyrics there's some amazing guitar there.
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You can edit the colors. When you're writing, look on top of the reply, you'll se big A (the third from the right)
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The links work for me, Jenny...

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Funny. A link in the Top ten (Laurie's link for Neil Diamond) leads to this place: http://forum.songfacts.com/index.php?/topic/15947-songfactors-top-ten-409/
I tried on another computer and with my phone and it's the same...
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Laurie, you posted twice "One Thing". I posted the link for Neil Diamond.

Yet the link for Neil Diamond sends me to Songfacts...
Wait... I bet you dedited your post at the same time I did...

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Every Morning ~ Sugar Ray (1999) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cqU1pFRqYE
One Thing ~ Finger Eleven (2003) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FQO1fj1MJU
Forever In Blue Jeans ~ Neil Diamond (1979) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQLWF_ItzYs
Laurie, you posted twice "One Thing". I posted the link for Neil Diamond.

Yet the link for Neil Diamond sends me to Songfacts...
Wit... I bet you dedited your post at the same time I did...

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"Stick And Stones"
Manfred Mann
Written by Titus Turner.
A track of their 1964 LP "The Five Faces of Manfred Mann", their debut album.
Also in a compilation in 1993, "The Best of the EMI Years".
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Kenne is fine, I sent him a message through Facebook, he's just taking a break...

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I sent him a message through his facebook but he doesn't seem to be there either...
Thank you Brad.
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"Operator"
Grateful Dead
Written by Ron McKernan
A track from their 1970 LP "American Beauty".
Not released as a single.
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"Call The Doctor"
J.J.Cale
Written by J.J.Cale.
A track from his LP "Naturally", recoderd between 1970 and 1971 and released in 1972. It wasn't released as a single.
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"Hellcats Take The Highway"
Steve Stevens
Written by Steve Stevens.
A track of his album "Memory Crash", from 2008.
According allmusic, "...a tune that would make Joe Satriani proud, "Hellcats Take the Highway,"... "
Stevens was the guitar player for Billy Idol's band.
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"Love Is Easy"
Badfinger
Written by Joey Molland.
A track from their 1974 LP "Badfinger".
Released as a single in 1974 B-sided by "My Heart Goes Out".
The single didn't chart and it was a commercial failure, yet it had good comments on some magazines.
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"Teenage Lament '74"
Alice Cooper
Written by Alice Cooper and Neal Smith.
A track from his 1973 LP "Muscle of Love".
B-sided by " Hard Hearted Alice", it was released as a single in December 1973.
It made #12 on the UK Singles Charts and #48 on Billboard Hot 100, charting as well in Ireland, Australia and Germany.
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"Long Gone"
George Thorogood
Written by George Thorogood.
A track from his album "Maverick" by George Thorogood and the Destroyers.
Recorded in July 1984 and released in Janueary 1985.
allmusic said: "...the earthy sound catches all the band's primal energy from opener "Gear Jammer" to the wailing sax of "Long Gone". "
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Thank you Brad



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Thank you!!! 
Songfactors' Choice Top Ten #409
in The Songfactor's Choice Top 10
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Carl at least should remember...