Sass
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1969, 71, & 73.
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My most unlikely Zep fave is The Battle Of Evermore". I have no idea why because that woman sounds terrible!
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My guilty pleasures are those really silly songs from the 70's like "Kung Foo Fighting" & "Billy Don't Be A Hero".
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I saw this for the first time in the late 90's.
I'd always heard of it. I have to say I thought it would be corny since it was made in the 1950's, I really liked it!
I can see why it was concidered scandalous back then!
I read an article about the woman who wrote the novel last year..she did not have a happy life after writing that book.
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I only went twice with my parents and sister.
We watched SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER, and the next time we saw THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY!
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I think my first movie was also STAR WARS. I was 9 but I also remember my aunt took me & my sister to see the cartoon The RESCUERS so I'm not sure which I saw first.
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Texas is full of talent.
I live in Houston, Texas.
Archie Bell & the Drells- TIGHTEN UP
Kenny Rogers & the 5th edition(?)- WHAT CONDITION MY CONDITION IS IN(?)
Johnny Nash- I CAN SEE CLEARLY- I used to work in a jewelry store and his wife came in and bought a 5 carat diamond bracelet.
Jennifer Holiday- the ORIGINAL Dreamgirl, her version of AND I AM TELLING YOU blows Jennifer Hudson's out of the water!!
And of course Destiny's Child- My sister used to work down the street from their recording studio.
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In no particular order:
1 Only Time Will Tell--Asia
2 You Got Lucky Babe--Tom Petty
3 I Will Survive--Gloria Gaynor
4 Neither One Of Us--Gladys Knight & the Pips
5 Go Your Own Way--Fleetwood Mac
6 It's Too Late--Carol King
7 Break Up/To Make up--the Stylistics
8 You Oughta Know--Alanis Morrisette
9 Happy Birthday Baby--the Tuneweavers(?)
10 Promises--Eric Clapton
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I've heard a bit about The Midnight Special and have recently seen it advertised for sale on dvd. Lots of my favourite bands/singers are featured on the dvds and I was wondering if those who have seen the show think it'd be worth buying.
YES! Brings back alot of memories from my childhood.
I remember that's the first time I ever saw Prince. He had feathered Farrah Fawcett hair and was wearing a black vest, black leggings with black suede ankle boots(high heels of course)....and a pair of leopard print speedos!
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Thanks!
I knew it was a family, but couldn't think of the name.
Nice signature song BTW
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I was once writing out the lyrics for Cream - Badge. An older guy in the same office used to perform it with his band, so was helping.
Then he said "Did I tell you 'bout our kid, now he's not a tomato". Of course I burst out laughing. He was serious.
The line is: "Did I tell you 'bout our kid, now he's married to Mabel."
He had been doing it live for about 5 years in their set and no-one either noticed or said anything.
That is too funny!!!
King Of Wishful Thinking by Go West (the Pretty Woman soundtrack).
When he sings "I'll get over you,
I know I will.
I'LL PRETEND MY SHIP'S NOT
SINKIN'"
My coworker thought he said
"I'LL PRETEND MY SH*T'S NOT
STINKIN'"
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Numbers 1,8,& 10 honestly bring tears to my eyes.
1 Dance With My Father--Luther Vandross
2 All Is Fair In Love--Stevie Wonder
3 Day After Day--Badfinger
4 He Stopped Loving Her Today--George Jones
5 In My Life--Beatles
6 WildFlower--Skylark(?)
7 Long Time--Linda Ronstadt
8 A Song For You--the Donny Hathaway version
9 Alone Again(Naturally)--Gilbert O'Sullivan
10 Long And Winding Road--Beatles
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This is the saddest song ever written. Add to that the way George Jones sings it, and you are wallowing in tears before it's half over. Take a listen:
This is a very sad song. I actually listened to the whole song for the first time a few months ago while flipping through radio stations in a traffic jam.
When I was little "WildFire" by Micheal M Murphy always made me sad.
Also "Dance With My Father" by Luther Vandross. I've actually had to change the radio when it comes on.
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How about "Which way you going, Billy?" Sorry I don't know the correct title or who sang it.
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You Know My Name
Back In The USSR
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Octupus's Garden
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I've always thought the Beatles ex-wives were the subjects of some of the most beautiful songs ever written. I'm going to choose Patty Boyd Harrison Clapton as my Favorite along with Cynthia Lennon.
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It never reminded me of KC back when I listened to it. It was a hit here in Texas back in '88 or '89.
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Hi, I'm new here.
I saw Deuce Bigelow once. Isn't it the version by Oliver that's in the movie?
Best Song in another language
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"Eres tu" I think it's that's the title. I have no idea who sings it. Sorry if this has already been mentioned.