I have Route 66, Sweet Little 16 (St. Louis) Of course they're not written by them but have been performed alot.

Midnight Rambler - "you heard about the Boston..."
Memory Motel - "back up to Boston"

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

What Cindy said.

"The city of champions" - Mick

None but Charlie got married here in 1964.

Bradford Register Office, England





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Gold Coast slave ship bound for cotton fields
Sold in a market down in New Orleans
Scarred old slaver knows he's doing alright
Hear him whip the women just around midnight

None for hometown but homestate;

"You Can't Catch Me"- mentions NJ/NJ turnpike
"Lucky In Love"- mentions A.C.

Living in Phoenix, the closest I can get is the Sun Devil Stadium show December 13th 1981.

"Out of all the girls in Phoenix, she loves me true"

I don't think there were any references to my hometown.

I met a gin soaked, bar-room queen...



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...."Thank you for your wine, Honolulu..."

1973 Bootleg version of Sweet Virginia

Does that count? Or is this just original studio recordings?
;-)

a) Ferry Cross the Mersey by Gerry & the Pacemakers.
b) Penny Lane by the Beatles.
c) Strawberry Fields by the Beatles.
d) Maggie Mae by the Beatles.
e) All the way to Memphis by Mott the Hoople contains the line, "...from the Liverpool docks to the Hollywood Bowl"
f) Going Down to Liverpool by the Bangles.
g) Long Haired lover from Liverpool by the legendary Jimmy Osmand.
h) Easter by Marillion.

to name but a few...

LOGIE Wrote:
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> a) Ferry Cross the Mersey by Gerry & the
> Pacemakers.
> b) Penny Lane by the Beatles.
> c) Strawberry Fields by the Beatles.
> d) Maggie Mae by the Beatles.
> e) All the way to Memphis by Mott the Hoople
> contains the line, "...from the Liverpool docks to
> the Hollywood Bowl"
> f) Going Down to Liverpool by the Bangles.
> g) Long Haired lover from Liverpool by the
> legendary Jimmy Osmand.
> h) Easter by Marillion.
>
> to name but a few...


Braggert!! LOL!!!

DrPete Wrote:
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> LOGIE Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > a) Ferry Cross the Mersey by Gerry & the
> > Pacemakers.
> > b) Penny Lane by the Beatles.
> > c) Strawberry Fields by the Beatles.
> > d) Maggie Mae by the Beatles.
> > e) All the way to Memphis by Mott the Hoople
> > contains the line, "...from the Liverpool docks
> to
> > the Hollywood Bowl"
> > f) Going Down to Liverpool by the Bangles.
> > g) Long Haired lover from Liverpool by the
> > legendary Jimmy Osmand.
> > h) Easter by Marillion.
> >
> > to name but a few...
>
>
> Braggert!! LOL!!!


I should have added of course, that in reality, there's really sod all to write about the place!!

1. Oh Oh Den Haag mooie stad achter de duinen (Oh Oh The Hague beautiful city behind the dunes) - Harry Jekkers
2. O, o, Den Haag' - Conny Stuart
3. Arm Den Haag - Wieteke van Dort (Poor The Hague)
4. Den Haag met je lege paleizen - Paul van Vliet

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None. But in the early 60,s they filmed TV appearances at my local TV studios. Borehamwood, Herts, UK.

Boreham---, Jagger50? No kiddin?

Dignity - Bob Dylan - "In the land of the midnight sun"

Many lands have that sun, Erik...

It was a half-joke Baboon

Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> Boreham---, Jagger50? No kiddin?


No kiddin. Ever heard of Star Wars, Superman, the world's first talking movie, Hitchcock? Also the Beatles. You may know the Studios as Elstree. But it's in Borehamwood. I remember walking to school everyday passing the bus they used in Cliff Richards Summer Holiday. Check my town out on Google. We are the other Holywood.

Munich reggae

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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

...."can't forget the motor city"...<pumping his fist in the air>....GO DETROIT ! ! !

Alas I aint no cineast, jagger50.
No doubt. But it should be my town carrying that name...

............My brain's been battered, splattered all over Manhattan...................

Sadly Mick's never been able
incorporate Shitsville into a song.....



ROCKMAN

But ya always got the Early Morin Singin Song from Hair, Rockman,
(startin Geelong Ylang Geelong --- )

Hey yo Bro.....Well Mick did write Brown Sugar
about 669 miles from where I live .... does that count?



ROCKMAN

Man, after my show went out I dreamt we 2 went for a Stones
archeological research deep deep down under.
Deep Down In Ma heart...

Ah yeah plenty of land to dig down 'ere....



ROCKMAN

Rockman Wrote:
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> Sadly Mick's never been able
> incorporate Shitsville into a song.....


Hey rockman, The Wildhearts have a great song called "Greetings From shitsville"