You got the silver who's version is better Keiths or Micks we here at copsnrobbers are arguing once again Hemlock Roe says Mick but The heckler from hooboken says Keith one last question how do you spell Hooboken a city in New Jersey we lost our spelling book a long time ago. thank you copsnrobbers

Micks

copsnrobbers Wrote:
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> You got the silver who's version is better Keiths
> or Micks we here at copsnrobbers are arguing once
> again Hemlock Roe says Mick but The heckler from
> hooboken says Keith one last question how do you
> spell Hooboken a city in New Jersey we lost our
> spelling book a long time ago. thank you
> copsnrobbers

Well there's no doubt about it! Keith's version is exellent, his singing on that one is marvellous. I think does a good job on vocals on his version but Keith is brilliant! So much more feel for the lyrics. Just think of the line: "Well tell me honey what will I do when I'm hungry and thirsty too" This is Keith changing the words from "Well tell me honey what will I do when I'm thirsty and hungry too"
There's more flow in Keiths order of words!



HJofSweden

Keith's. Perfect contrast, coming after MR.

Hemlock Roe now has changed his mind we here at copsnrobbers are looking for answers.. question, the stones performed in 1963 at the keaiserkeller club the show was promoted as "The Great Pop Prom"apparently a feww other acts were include like Viscount, Kenny Lynch Susan Muaghan, The fentones Clinton Ford, Vernon Girls Lorne Green Trio Arthur Greenslade Helen Shapiro etc etc we just can't seem to get an answer on who the the last two acts are, and finally what do the lyrics "tubes of plasticon refer to? thank you copsnrobbers