The Passenger..... Iggy

CindyC Wrote:
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> I just realized I posted an album not a song, so
> change that to Mambo Sun and Planet Queen by T
> Rex.
>

What about Eddie Fisher's "Cindy, Cindy?" ????

Oh yeah, how could I forget. But I substituted that one for "Cherish", and that song by Minnie Ripperton.

Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real well.

CindyC Wrote:
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> Oh yeah, how could I forget. But I substituted
> that one for "Cherish", and that song by Minnie
> Ripperton.
>
> Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real
> well.


Minnie's "Lovin' You"? Did you know she started her career in a bluesy band called Rotary Connection that used to play Stones songs (Lady Jane & Ruby Tuesday) in their set? Cool band - they played at the '69 Texas Pop festival.

baboon bro!
From Oslo. They are great live.
In this pop-age area it`s difficult for good bands with real musicians to climb up the mountains.

Guero's title track

StonesTod Wrote:


> Minnie's "Lovin' You"? Did you know she started
> her career in a bluesy band called Rotary
> Connection that used to play Stones songs (Lady
> Jane & Ruby Tuesday) in their set? Cool band
> - they played at the '69 Texas Pop festival.

Really, that's pretty funny. I've never heard anything else by her, just that one song, which is my absolute favorite song to sing when I want to crack my friends up.






Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real well.

CindyC Wrote:
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> StonesTod Wrote:
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>
> > >
> Really, that's pretty funny. I've never heard
> anything else by her, just that one song, which is
> my absolute favorite song to sing when I want to
> crack my friends up.
>
>
>
>

I think her range was something like 6 octaves - is yours? :-) She died at a very young age shortly after her big hit....she was a serious talent.

"Oh my, my
Oh hell yes
Got to put on that party dress!
Buy me a drink, sing me a song
Take me as I am 'cause I can't stay long"
Last Dance With Mary Jane -Tom Petty
It's just one favorite, but the real favorites would be by the Stones

StonesTod Wrote:
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> I think her range was something like 6 octaves -
> is yours? :-) She died at a very young age
> shortly after her big hit....she was a serious
> talent.


Is mine - Absolutely not!! I can't carry a tune to save my life, that's why I pick the hardest song in the whole world to sing to crack my friends up. 6 octaves, I don't know anything about music, how many does a normal singer have? Let's use someone famous like Britney for a comparison.


Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real well.

2 is typical - 3 is good - 4 is remarkable. just to give you an idea.

StonesTod Wrote:
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> 2 is typical - 3 is good - 4 is remarkable. just
> to give you an idea.


Well in that case, I will cease to disrespect that song any further. What's that line about a critic is someone who can't do something but judges others. I'm terrible with cliques.

That reminds me of that Woody Allen movie...

"They say those can't do - teach, and those that can't teach - teach gym".

you're also terrible with cliches....

StonesTod Wrote:
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> you're also terrible with cliches....


ACK!!!! Hehehe, I didn't even seen that typo!!! How embarrassing. Ya Bastid!

Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real well.

"when you're young" by the Jam

weezer-beverly hills

everclear-wonderful

greenday-american idiot

rancid-rubysoho

INFAMY

we here at copsnrobbers plus my musical task force have decided that "CHINA CAT SUNFLOWER/KNOW YOU RIDER" the Dead.. and or "IN MY TREE Pearl Jam are nose and nose at the wire thank you copsnrobbers



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copsnrobbers Wrote:
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> we here at copsnrobbers plus my musical task force
> have decided that "CHINA CAT SUNFLOWER/KNOW YOU
> RIDER" the Dead.. and or "IN MY TREE Pearl Jam
> are nose and nose at the wire thank you
> copsnrobbers
>
>
>
> Edited 1 times. Last edit at 09/10/05 03:02 by
> copsnrobbers.


we here at ross are amazed because as we were reading your post we happened to be listening to "CHINA CAT SUNFLOWER/I KNOW YOU RIDER" from some Dick's pick and find that a very wierd syncronicity thank you ross

Oh, and right now my favorite non-ABB song is "Anyway" from the new McCartney album.

Ross

"paper place" by staus quo from that great album "piledriver"....best to all

excuse me...i mean "paper plane"...the wine's startin to kick in....best wishes

2 at the moment.
Pretty Green-Jam
Man of Peace-Dylan

"Mississsippi" from Dylan's "Love and Theft" is generous and beautiful.

"Bandit" from Neil Young's "Greendale" is breathtaking. As perfect an acoustic ballad as he has ever done. Can't reccomend it enough...

ROSS we here at copsnrobbers find that interresting RE:CCS/IKYR..this occurance happened at another post on the PJ "The sky i scrape" site.. we here at copsnrobbers are thinking of changing are picks.. it's down to the stretch and the DOORS WILD CHILD is making a run on the inside..and a furlong behind Jimi Machine Gun. Dylan's Desolation roww, U2 Gods country, its gonna be a close call also making a run in this demanding race is Muddy Waters ROLLIN STONE! could be upsetting. .........copnsrobers calling it like it is now back to Howard Cossell at ABCsports ...Ha hahahaha abc bleeps stones HHHahahahaha thanks copsnrobbers

"The Best of Jill Hives" by GUIDED BY VOICES

Were All On Drugs--Weezer

"Hey Jude" version by Wilson Picket

Heaven!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey KRiffhard, you like Battisti? besides the Stones he is probably the only artist I uncondiitionally love. I am in the USA and just special ordered the Box Set of Mogol/Battisti. Been waiting forever now.

Sisters Of Mercy - Phil Lynott & Grand Slam