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  1. Ok. First of all. She has no "e" on the end of her name. It's Patti Palladin.

    I was ten years old when my punk princess moved to the U.K. and recorded with Judy Nylon as "Snatch". Their single "All I Want" wasn't the only thing I wanted.

    I was just out of high school when she took on this gothic look that I still drool over today. =:P

    pattigothic.jpg

    For those of you who may have missed it, her teeth appear on the cover of Skrewdriver's album, "All Skrewed Up".

    skrewdriverpalladin.jpg

    I've been all skrewed up since she left. :puppyeyes:

    Give your comments on:

    Cheap Trick :rockon:

  2. I don't know why SongFacts says it's "Annie".

    Someone sent in an incorrect fact and it made it past the editors.

    The group consisted of 5 members and was formed in Woodstock, New York:

    Robbie Robertson (guitar)

    Levon Helm (vocals, drums)

    Rick Danko (bass)

    Richard Manuel and Garth Hudsaon (keyboards)

    All were from Canada, except Helm, who was from Arkansas.

    The group spent awhile backing up rockabilly lounge lizard Ronnie Hawkins before joining Bob Dylan on tour in 1966 as "The Hawks".

    The fact is, the characters in the song (with it's seemingly biblical references) are people the band members ran across during their days with Hawkins.

    As for who we're taking the load off, it's FANNY!

    When you're pronouncing English, there's hardly a difference between ''Take a load off Annie'' and ''Take a load off Fanny'', so it's understandable that no one really knows what name is being referred to.

    Here's the story about the song, straight from Levon Helms mouth. (vocals and drums for "The Band").

    This is an excerpt taken from Levon Helm's autobiography:

    "This Wheel's On Fire: Levon Helm And The Story Of The Band".

    Taken from Page 167 of the book:

    "The Weight" closed side one. We had two or three tunes, or pieces of tunes, and "The Weight" was one I would work on. Robbie had that bit about going down to Nazareth---Pennsylvania, where the Martin guitar factory is at. The song was full of our favorite characters. "Luke" was Jimmy Ray Paulman. "Young Anna Lee" was Anna Lee Williams from Turkey Scratch. "Crazy Chester" was a guy we all knew from Fayetteville who came into town on Saturdays wearing a full set of cap guns on his hips and kinda walked around town to help keep the peace, if you follow me. He was like Hopalong Cassidy, and he was a friend of the Hawks. Ronnie would always check with Crazy Chester to make sure there wasn't any trouble around town. And Chester would reassure him that everything was peaceable and not to worry, because he was on the case. Two big cap guns, he wore, plus a toupee! There were also "Carmen and the Devil", "Miss Moses", and "Fanny", a name that just seemed to fit the picture. (I believe she looked a lot like Caladonia.) We recorded the song maybe four times. We weren't really sure it was going to be on the album, but people really liked it. Rick, Richard, and I would switch the verses around among us, and we all sang the chorus: Put the load right on me! [unquote]

    Here are the lyrics for the song so you can follow the character's in his quote:

    I pulled into Nazareth, Was feelin' about half past dead;

    I just need some place, where I can lay my head.

    "Hey, mister, can you tell me where a man might find a bed?"

    He just grinned and shook my hand, and "No!", was all he said.

    (Chorus:)

    Take a load off Fanny, take a load for free;

    Take a load off Fanny,

    And (and) (and) you put the load right on me.

    I picked up my bag, I went lookin' for a place to hide;

    When I saw Carmen and the Devil walkin' side by side.

    I said, "Hey, Carmen, come on, let's go downtown."

    She said, "I gotta go, but muh friends can stick around."

    (Chorus)

    Go down, Miss Moses, there's nothin' you can say

    It's just ol' Luke and, Luke's waitin' on the Judgement Day.

    "Well, Luke, my friend, what about young Anna Lee?"

    He said, "Do me a favor, son, won't 'cha stay an' keep Anna Lee

    company?"

    (Chorus)

    Crazy Chester followed me, and he caught me in the fog.

    He said, "I will fix your rags, if you'll take Jack, my dog."

    I said, "Wait a minute, Chester, you know I'm a peaceful man."

    He said, "That's okay, boy, won't you feed 'im when you can."

    (Chorus)

    Catch a Cannonball, now, to take me down the line

    My bag is sinkin' low and I do believe it's time.

    To get back to Miss Fanny, you know she's the only one.

    Who sent me here with her regards for everyone.

    (Chorus)

  3. Tequila Sunrise - The Eagles

    Somebody Put Something In My Drink - The Ramones

    The Boys Are Back In Town - Thin Lizzy

    It's A Long Way To The Top - AC/DC

    :happybanana:

    OMG! The Ramones - "Somebody Put Something In My Drink".

    I haven't heard that song in ages. I love that song! :happybanana:

    Any music by The Ramones is good for a night of drinking! :headphones:

  4. The song playing in the HP ad titled "Digital Crime Fighters" where a man is arrested with a cursor and aired in 2003 is called:

    "Yumeji's Theme" and was recorded by Shigeru Umebayashi for the motion picture soundtrack "In The Mood For Love" released in the year 2000.

    You can listen to a sound clip here:

    http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000050G51/104-8243005-2751137?v=glance&s=music&vi=samples#disc_1

    This song clip is track #1 on the soundtrack. I listened to the clip and watched the commercial. The song is the same song but the commercial sounds like it has a little more ummph to it.

    It's possible the sound clip is of the beginning of the song and the commercial uses a different part of the song where the momentum increases.

    The soundtrack also offers:

    Track #20. Yumeji's Theme/Li-Zhen's Dialogue

    There is also an import available of the soundtrack which has a total of 43 tracks on the CD compared to 21 tracks on the other. That link is here:

    http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005A9OQ/104-8243005-2751137?v=glance&s=music&vi=samples#disc_1

    This import offers:

    Track #1. Yumejis Theme

    Track #22. A Yumenjis Theme

    Track #41. Yumejis Theme (Extended Version)

  5. Losing a pet is so sad. :( I've lost many in my lifetime.

    These songs let me cry an ocean, so that I could continue remembering with a smile.

    Always On My Mind - Willie Nelson

    Mr. Bojangles - Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

    Here's a link to a nice website for dealing with pet loss. It's called "Gone But Not Forgotten".

    http://www.gonebutnotforgotten.us/petloss.html

    Also, here are links to other sites where you can read and share epitaphs, create personal memorials, and leave messages for your loved ones.

    http://www.mycemetery.com/my/index.html

    http://www.virtualpetcemetery.org/pet/index.html

  6. Take your pick:

    Allman Brothers - Sailin' Cross The Devil's Sea

    Aqua - We Belong To The Sea

    Arlo Guthrie - Sailor's Bonnett

    Barry Manilow - Ships

    Beach Boys - Catch A Wave

    Beach Boys - Kokomo

    Beach Boys - Sail On Sailor

    Beach Boys - Sloop John B

    Beautiful South - I'll Sail This Ship Alone

    Billy Ocean - Carribean Queen

    Billy Vaughn - Sail Along Silvery Moon

    Blondie - The Tide Is High

    Bob Dylan - Shelter From The Storm

    Bob Dylan - When The Ship Comes In

    Bob Marley - Don't Rock The Boat

    Bob Seger - Against The Wind

    Bob Seger - Sailing Nights

    Bobby Darin - Beyond The Sea

    Bobby Rydell - The Fish

    Brad Paisley - I'm Gonna Miss Her

    Bruce Hornsby - The Tide Will Rise

    Cat Stevens - Longer Boats

    Chris Deburgh - Sailing Away

    Chris Deburgh - Ship To Shore

    Christopher Cross - Ride Like The Wind

    Christopher Cross - Sailing

    Clint Black - When My Ship Comes In

    Commodores - Sail On

    Creedence Clearwater Revival - Bad Moon Rising

    Creedence Clearwater Revival - Sailor's Lament

    Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Wooden Ships

    Crosby, Stills & Nash - Southern Cross

    Crosby, Stills & Nash - The Lee Shore

    Crosby, Stills & Nash - Wind On The Water

    Dave Matthews Band - Captain Of My Ship

    David Bowie - Red Sails

    Dire Straits - (Emerald City) Single Handed Sailor

    Dire Straits - Down To The Waterline

    Don Henley - Sit Down You're Rocking The Boat

    Donovan - Sailing Homeward

    Duran Duran - Crystal Ship

    Enya - Sail Away

    Eric Carmen - Boats Against The Current

    Every Mothers' Son - Come On Down To My Boat

    Frank Sinatra - Summer Wind

    Frankie Ford - Sea Cruise

    Garth Brooks - Sail My Vessel

    Genesis - Home By The Sea

    Gordon Lightfoot - The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald

    Grand Funk Railroad - Closer To Home

    Grateful Dead - Lost Sailor

    Grateful Dead - Ship Of Fools

    Harry Belafonte - Banana Boat (Day-O)

    Harry Belafonte - Michael Row The Boat Ashore

    Jethro Tull - Sailor

    Jimmie Rodgers - The Sailor's Plea

    Jimmy Buffet - Son Of A Son Of A Sailor

    Joe Cocker - Sail Away

    Johnny Nash - I Can See Clearly Now

    Lamont Dozier - Fish Ain't Bitin'

    Little Feat - Sailin' Shoes

    Little River Band - Cool Change

    Lolita - Sailor (Your Home Is The Sea)

    Loggins & Messina - Sailin' The Wind

    Lyle Lovitt - If I Had A Boat

    Men At Work - Down By The Sea

    Neil Young - Southern Pacific

    Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - Sailin' On To Hawaii

    Otis Redding - (Sittin" On) The Dock Of The Bay

    Pete Seeger - Sailing Down My Golden River

    Phil Phillips - Sea Of Love

    Righteous Brothers - Ebb Tide

    Robert Palmer - Sailing Shoes

    Rod Stewart - Sailing

    Split Enz - Six Months In A Leaky Boat

    Stevie Ray Vaughan - Sailing Shoes

    Styx - Boat On The River

    Styx - Come Sail Away

    TG Sheppard - Smooth Sailing

    The Doors - Angels And Sailors

    The Honeydrippers - Sea Of Love

    The Isley Brothers - Smooth Sailin' Tonight

    Toad The Wet Sprocket - Walk On The Ocean

    Tori Amos - 1000 Oceans

    Whitesnake - Sailing Ships

    U2 - Sailing

    Village People - In The Navy

  7. Here is a link to a site called, "What's That Called? - Music From TV Commercials:

    http://www.whatsthatcalled.com/index.html

    From the main page, click on "browse" and you can browse through many beer commercials and others.

    It gives you a description for each commercial and also includes a 30 second audio clip to listen to.

    There's commercials from:

    Aspen Edge

    Budweiser

    Busch

    Coors

    Guiness

    Heineken

    Michelob

    Miller

  8. Here are my favorite beer drinking songs:

    Macnamara's Band - various artists

    The Unicorn - Irish Rovers

    Whiskey In The Jar - Metallica

    In Heaven There Is No Beer - various artists

    Friends In Low Places - Garth Brooks

    Family Tradition - Hank Williams Jr.

    There's A Tear In My Beer - Hank Williams Jr. :thumbsup:

    You Never Even Called Me By My Name - David Allen Coe

    Two Pina Coladas - Garth Brooks

    I Love This Bar - Toby Keith

    The Gambler - Kenny Rogers

    Rodeo Song - Gary Lee and The Showdown :coolio:

    100 Bottles Of Beer On The Wall - various artists :stars:

  9. 2nd time today I'm making the same suggestion.

    If you're doing a slideshow or a video, you've got to consider "Times Of Your Life" by Paul Anka. It was adapted from a kodak jingle, has really nice music and the lyrics are as follows:

    Times Of Your Life

    -Artist: Paul Anka

    -peak Billboard position # 7 in 1975-76

    -Words and Music by William M. Lane and Roger S. Nichols

    -tune adapted from a Kodak jingle

    Good morning, yesterday

    You wake up and time has slipped away

    And suddenly it's hard to find

    The memories you left behind

    Remember, do you remember?

    The laughter and the tears

    The shadows of misty yesteryears

    The good times and the bad you've seen

    And all the others in between

    Remember, do you remember

    The times of your life? (do you remember?)

    Reach out for the joy and the sorrow

    Put them away in your mind

    The memories are time that you borrow

    To spend when you get to tomorrow

    Here comes the setting sun (the setting sun)

    The seasons are passing one by one

    So gather moments while you may

    Collect the dreams you dream today

    Remember, will you remember

    The times of your life?

    Gather moments while you may

    Collect the dreams you dream today

    Remember, will you remember

    The times of your life?

    Of your life

    Of your life

    Do you remember, baby

    Do you remember the times of your life?

    FADE

    Do you remember, baby

    Do you remember the times of your life?

    You have probably heard the song before, but just in case you haven't, copy and paste the following in your browser to hear a song clip:

    http://www.content.loudeye.com/scripts/hurl.exe?clipid=002253701230006900&cid=600111

  10. If you're doing a slideshow, you've got to consider "Times Of Your Life" by Paul Anka. It was adapted from a kodak jingle, has really nice music and the lyrics are as follows:

    Times Of Your Life

    -Artist: Paul Anka

    -peak Billboard position # 7 in 1975-76

    -Words and Music by William M. Lane and Roger S. Nichols

    -tune adapted from a Kodak jingle

    Good morning, yesterday

    You wake up and time has slipped away

    And suddenly it's hard to find

    The memories you left behind

    Remember, do you remember?

    The laughter and the tears

    The shadows of misty yesteryears

    The good times and the bad you've seen

    And all the others in between

    Remember, do you remember

    The times of your life? (do you remember?)

    Reach out for the joy and the sorrow

    Put them away in your mind

    The memories are time that you borrow

    To spend when you get to tomorrow

    Here comes the setting sun (the setting sun)

    The seasons are passing one by one

    So gather moments while you may

    Collect the dreams you dream today

    Remember, will you remember

    The times of your life?

    Gather moments while you may

    Collect the dreams you dream today

    Remember, will you remember

    The times of your life?

    Of your life

    Of your life

    Do you remember, baby

    Do you remember the times of your life?

    FADE

    Do you remember, baby

    Do you remember the times of your life?

    You have probably heard the song before, but just in case you haven't, copy and paste the following in your browser to hear a song clip:

    If you're doing a slideshow, you've got to consider "Times Of Your Life" by Paul Anka. It was adapted from a kodak jingle, has really nice music and the lyrics are as follows:

    Times Of Your Life

    -Artist: Paul Anka

    -peak Billboard position # 7 in 1975-76

    -Words and Music by William M. Lane and Roger S. Nichols

    -tune adapted from a Kodak jingle

    Good morning, yesterday

    You wake up and time has slipped away

    And suddenly it's hard to find

    The memories you left behind

    Remember, do you remember?

    The laughter and the tears

    The shadows of misty yesteryears

    The good times and the bad you've seen

    And all the others in between

    Remember, do you remember

    The times of your life? (do you remember?)

    Reach out for the joy and the sorrow

    Put them away in your mind

    The memories are time that you borrow

    To spend when you get to tomorrow

    Here comes the setting sun (the setting sun)

    The seasons are passing one by one

    So gather moments while you may

    Collect the dreams you dream today

    Remember, will you remember

    The times of your life?

    Gather moments while you may

    Collect the dreams you dream today

    Remember, will you remember

    The times of your life?

    Of your life

    Of your life

    Do you remember, baby

    Do you remember the times of your life?

    FADE

    Do you remember, baby

    Do you remember the times of your life?

    You have probably heard the song before, but just in case you haven't, copy and paste the following in your browser to hear a song clip:

    http://www.content.loudeye.com/scripts/hurl.exe?clipid=002253701230006900&cid=600111

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