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The Who-A Quick One

1967! And why: 1967 Just a few: All you need is Love- The Beatles Everything on SGT. Pepper-The Beatles Somebody to Love & White Rabbit-Jefferson Airplane. Is that enough? :happybanana: :happybanana: :happybanana: :happybanana:

1962 Surfin' Safari-The Beach Boys

Is it Anna Nalick - Breathe (2am)? If so: "I've been drivin' all night my hand's wet on the wheel There's a voice in my head that drives my heel And my baby calls that she needs me here It's half past four and I'm shifting gear"

Teddy Boy-Paul McCartney

2005 (according to the main page!) Bad Day-Daniel Powter

Bad, Bad Leroy Brown-Jim Croce

5/10, I have NO idea what that is, MindCrime!

Sun makes water evaporate!

Listen to Her Heart-Tom Petty and the Heartbrakers

Whiskey Man~The Who Another Drinkin' Song-The Mighty Mighty Bosstones (My Dad has their "Let's Face It" album. It's pretty good.)

I play guitar, trombone, and I'll start playing drums next year.

1980: Another Brick in the Wall-Pink Floyd

1. Paul McCartney 2. John Entwistle The 2 GREATEST bass players EVER! End of discussion! (never saw ANYBODY use that smily, guess I'm the first! :happybanana:)

I say , with a bit opposites-ism, Fortunate Son by CCR. Look at http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewMix?id=73225779&s=143441&wm=1 (Must have iTunes)

I didn't say it is A classic, I just said it's classic, as in "from the '50's to the `80's" As it says on this VERY forum (Under Music discussion classic)"For music born before 1980. Here's the place to discuss your old favorites from the '70s, '60s, '50s and earlier! "

Considering that you're supposed to put the people that did the solos, here you go: 1.And Your Bird Can Sing-George Harrison & Paul McCartney(Beatles) 2.Junior's Farm-Jimmy McCullough(Wings) 3.Medicine Jar-Jimmy McCullough(Wings) 4.5:15-Pete Townshend(The Who) 5.Staiway to Heaven-Jimmy Page(Led Zeppelin){Sorry, not that great of a solo}*Prepares for extreme criticism* 6.All My Loving-George Harrison(Beatles) All I can think of, because I don't own much of any Zep, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple or any other GREAT album.

I agree with Robert Plant, but Paul McCartney? When, other than at the Whimper/scream at the end of "Let Me Roll It", does he scream?

I LOVE to do this!

I agree, It doesn't have to be a hit, just as long as it's from the ....'50's, '60's '70's or '80's, it's classic *'.....' because 'In the Mood is from the 40's, and so are other Glenn Miller songs

Still the only "Devil Woman" liker, I guess! *sigh* :happybanana: Thought i was sad, huh? Well, I like being one of a kind :happybanana: :happybanana: :happybanana: