My dad was(god bless him)Great tune from the Temps..very Out of controlish!!dont you agree ,both tunes I lurv!!

So the qestion is how was your daddy(a Rolling Stone?)a Stone or a Beatle?And question two...do you like Daddy was a?Do you think Daddy and ..Out off Controll are two tunes on one belly?

my dad was /is a rolling loser!!! but i forgave him!!!

Sorry, my father was a Beatles fan.
But I had alot of brother and sisters who brain washed me with Stones.

tat2you Wrote:
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> my dad was /is a rolling loser!!! but i
> forgave him!!!

I did to...where ever he laid his head..was his home!!!

Mine was and is an Elvis freak.

Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> Mine was and is an Elvis freak.

I love Elvis more and more

And my pappa was a outlaw!!!

Leonard!!!bought a whole lot of Mexican andTexmex and country!!!

As rooster said "Out Of Control" owes a huge debt to "Papa". The bass line is very similar.



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My dad is a country fan - big time! Conway Twitty, Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton...I could go on. But he likes Elvis too! He doesn't like the Stones or any other rock group at all. Oh well.

My dad got me into the Stones - but he doesn't listen anymore. I think SW was the end for him . . .I know that the last tour he went to was '81. I gave him a copy of ABB but he was only tepid on it.

My daddy is most definetly a Rolling Stone. He turned me onto them. For Xmas one year he gave me my very first Stones possession. The 45 single of "Mother Baby". The odd thing was that it had already been out for years. I know this now. At the time I thought it was new. I was about 5 or 6. used to stare at the front Bravo cover. They all looked incredibly dangerous to me. Especially Keith and Bill. My dad later on took me to many many concerts on his shoulders. Like that I saw Roxy Music with Eno, the Faces with Ronnie Wood, Deep Purple with Gillan and Glover, Lou Reed tie off on stage, Genesis with Gabriel, Elton John hand standing on his piano (except that my dad got so loaded at that show that we both fell down).
Rooster btw, don't you think that Control sounds like Papa, and not the other way around?

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

Hey what about Daddy Rollin' Stone....penned by Otis Blackwell and first covered by Derek Martin in the early sixties....also covered by The Who & Johnny Thunders

Girl, you think you've had a loving
Girl you think you've had fu-un
Girl you ain't a seen nothin'...
'Til I-I-I-I come along I'm a daddy (daddy rolling),
I'm a daddy (daddy rolling),
I'm a daddy (daddy rolling)
Yeah I'm a daddy (daddy),
daddy (daddy),
I'm daddy rolling stone (Daddy rolling stone!)









ROCKMAN

I had to get my Dad into the Rolling Stones, last fall. He'd always been more of a Beatls fan but I converted him. I had to find the Rolling Stones on my own without his help!

ChelseaDrugstore Wrote:
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> My daddy is most definetly a Rolling Stone. He
> turned me onto them. For Xmas one year he gave me
> my very first Stones possession. The 45 single of
> "Mother Baby". The odd thing was that it had
> already been out for years. I know this now. At
> the time I thought it was new. I was about 5 or 6.
> used to stare at the front Bravo cover. They all
> looked incredibly dangerous to me. Especially
> Keith and Bill. My dad later on took me to many
> many concerts on his shoulders. Like that I saw
> Roxy Music with Eno, the Faces with Ronnie Wood,
> Deep Purple with Gillan and Glover, Lou Reed tie
> off on stage, Genesis with Gabriel, Elton John
> hand standing on his piano (except that my dad got
> so loaded at that show that we both fell down).
> Rooster btw, don't you think that Control sounds
> like Papa, and not the other way around?
>
> I took the dream poison before someone else taught
> me right.

you are rght about that.

Rockman Wrote:
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> Hey what about Daddy Rollin' Stone....penned by
> Otis Blackwell and first covered by Derek Martin
> in the early sixties....also covered by The Who
> & Johnny Thunders
>
> Girl, you think you've had a loving
> Girl you think you've had fu-un
> Girl you ain't a seen nothin'...
> 'Til I-I-I-I come along I'm a daddy (daddy
> rolling),
> I'm a daddy (daddy rolling),
> I'm a daddy (daddy rolling)
> Yeah I'm a daddy (daddy),
> daddy (daddy),
> I'm daddy rolling stone (Daddy rolling stone!)
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ROCKMAN

I go check that ''Rock''!!!

Even thoug my mother grew up in the Sixties, I turned her from Beatles to Stones!!!

Good work Meisie!!I guess my mother..didnt like them at all!!wich for me was only more fun!!She was into Neil young,Santana,Moody Blues,Leonard Cohen ..But when people like my ma get drunk they dig the Stones I tell you!!