Favorite Obscure Songs

[MuzikTyme]

I must say, aplantage, that if you brought cheer to blind-fitter then you've brought cheer to me and the whole boards~!

Hopefully you'll stick around for a while.

...and I dig your avatar, it's a bit like mine though yours is more mysterious.

Before I forget, this next band redefines obscurity through perfection carving their craft. It's a bit rough but I never knew a craftsman that wasn't.

(the light show alone is worth the admission price)

[bazooka]

Roller Derby Star -- Copperhead

[chutzpah]

Silver Machine- Hawkwind

[Shackled77]

[chutzpah]

bizarre

[phil]

Murder By Numbers - Zappa and Sting -(1988)

[bazooka]

Too Hot To Handle -- Hoodoo Rhythm Devils

[chutzpah]

Grow Fins- Captain Beefheart

[Shackled77]

Hawkwind has a powerful stage presence.She did a 'Gracie Slick' thing with the salute & all.

..very nice performance.

[Shackled77]

an obscure gem from 'Crowded House'.

[bazooka]

East Indian Princess - Loudon Wainwright III

[chutzpah]

Monster- Fred Schneider :happybanana: :sing1:

not a favorite but it's obscure

[Otokichi]

Boogie Man - Catfish Hodge

From: Boogieman Gonna Get Ya: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2z4gYR00ho

Edited September 15, 2015 by Otokichi
There's a link to the source album, but not the song.

[Otokichi]

Cliff Nobles & Co. - The Horse (Vocal version)

Edited November 11, 2015 by Otokichi
Don't "Cliff Nobles & Co," sound like a law firm?

[Carl]

Wow. That reminds me of the rare vocal version of the NBC basketball theme:

[Otokichi]

Sol K. Bright and his Hollywaiians - Honolulu How Do You Do

Solomon K. Bright is better known for this song.

And here's a tale about how/why Sol wrote "Hawaiian Cowboy" on the spot.

Edited November 13, 2015 by Otokichi
Let's hear it for Sol K. Bright!