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Oh, never mind, Ray... I can take it...

Oh... Please come back soon...

1- Call The Doctor – J.J.Cale (1978) 2- Shame Shame – The Lanterns (1968) 3- Cry Baby – Cee Lo Green (2011) 4- Beautiful – Carole King (1971) 5- Long Gone – George Thorogood (1985) 6- Stick And Stones – Manfred Mann (1964) 7- Keep On Truckin' – Eddie Kendrix (1973) 8- Operator – Grateful Dead (1970) 9- Love Is Easy – Badfinger (1974) 10-Last Mile, The – Cinderella (1988)

Peaches T! :inlove: :inlove: :inlove: :inlove: :inlove:

Here...

De rien, Raymond, mon chou... :cuttie: :frenchie:

Julian Lennon said that it was funny for him to hear that all the world thought of his father as a symbol of peace. "There had never been such peace at home", he recalled.

No, Babyteen, it's an island in the Mediterranean Sea. It's in Spain. There are lots of foreighners living there.

I'm sure it will be smooth... I still remember how the server litterally ate some 4.000 posts of mine... i would have been nearer of my 50.000 posts...

"Call The Doctor" - J.J.Cale - 1978 "Shame Shame" - The Lanterns - 1968 "Cry Baby" - Cee Lo Green - 2011

"Where Did My Spring Go" The Kinks Written by Ray Davies. A track of their 1973 album, "The Great Lost Kinks Album", a copilation of unreleased songs. It was written for British television. Wasn't released as a single.

Thank you Zab!!

"Jesse" Carly Simon Written by Carly Simon. From her 1980 album "Come Upstairs", it was also te first single released, B-sided by "Stardust". James Taylor and their daughter, Sally Taylor, sing backup vocals. It made #11 on Billboard Hot 100 and #8 on Billboard Adult Contemporary chart. It was certified Gold by the RIAA. Inspired by "La Mathilde", a song of Belgian singer Jacques Brel.

"Wrap It Up" Fabulous Thunderbirds Written by Isaac Hayes and David Porter. A hit for Sam and Dave though it was a B-side. Also a track from their 1986 album "Tuff Enuff".

Thank you, Brad!!

Thank you Chutz, my friend!!!

"Sugar" Maroon Wrtten by Adam Levine, Lukasz Gottwald, Jacob Kasher Hindlin, Mike Posner, Ammo and Cirkut. A track from their album "V", released in January 13, 2015 as the third single. It made #2 on Billboard Hot 100.

The Songfactor's Choice Top 10 #407 This week there is 6(six) songs needing facts. Songfactor's Choice Top 10 #407 1. Wrap It Up – Fabulous Thunderbirds (1986) 2. Razamanaz – Nazareth (1973) 3. Jesse – Carly Simon (1980) 4. Where Did My Spring Go – The Kinks (1973) 5. Sugar – Maroon 5 (2015) 6. Can't Let You Go – Rainbow (1983) If you have any info on any of the songs mentioned anywhere in this thread, please feel free to post your knowledge here. Submissions on songs will be collated and sent to the main site and you will receive credit for your contribution. As always the Songfish thanks you :guitar: :rock:

Hello Carole! Great to have you here again...

1- Laugh At Me – Mott The Hoople 2- New York City – John Lennon 3- Golden Void – Hawkwind 4- Gypsy's Kiss – Deep Purple 5- Like An Inca – Mr. Neil Young 6- September Songs – Lou Reed 7- I Got A Problem – Buddy Guy 8- Tomorrow Morning – Bob Mould 9- Big Block – Jeff Beck 10-Jersey Girl – Tom Waits

When are we moving? I hope it will be smooth... We all remember The Big One... I don't think it was due to the previous fusion but we surelly had a bad time... Panic!!

Where is RonJonSurfer?

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