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RYker
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On the 1978 Top-20 novelty single, "King Tut", by Steve Martin & The Toot Uncommons..........
The Toot Uncommons were actually The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. (Although that was the brief time period when they were calling themselves only The Dirt Band). |
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'Desperado' by The Eagles was never released as a single. be seeing you Technically, that's not quite true. It is true that at the time the "DESPERADO" album was released, only "Tequila Sunrise" & "Outlaw Man" were released as singles. But years later, in the '80s, when most major record labels were reissuing past hit songs on "back-to-back hit gold 45's"..... Elektra / Asylum paired "Desperado" with one of Eagles' hit singles. I want to say it was "Hotel California" or "New Kid In Town". But I'm not positive of that. During that time period, that same thing happened with a few more popular album tracks that had not been released as singles before. Four others that the same thing happened to that I recall having were Jim Croce's "Lover's Cross" & "Age" (both from "I GOT A NAME"), Bee Gees' "More Than A Woman" (from "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER") & AC/DC's "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap". |
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"Drift Away" ~ Dobie Gray
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Edited by
RYker
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Sat 10/17/09 12:17 AM
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Whatcha gonna do with a cowboy, When that old rooster crows at dawn An he's lyin' there instead of gettin' outta bed an gettin' on his boots an gettin' gone. I don't remember who sings that, but ever since I got the sign on my door, I can't get that song out of my head. Roweanne............ This is by Chris LeDoux & Garth Brooks |
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Topic:
Classic Rock & all '70s.
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You would be hard pressed to name about any Classic Rock
or anything in the '70s that I don't like. Or have, for that matter. I've been a serious music collector for years. |
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You've got pretty eyes, Holly.
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Edited by
RYker
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Fri 10/16/09 01:36 PM
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What???
They told me I would have the only dancing banana. |
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Thanks BL.......
You certainly know how to enter a room!!! |
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Franshade.........
The ankles or the shoes??? |
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Hello Hockeychick........
So what's your favorite sport? |
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Hello ECB..........
I can see by your picture we already have alot in common. You're wearing a John Deere shirt & my father used to own a John Deere tractor that I would drive. OK, maybe that's a stretch. But thanks for the welcome. |
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Hello Holly.
I always admire someone that can say alot by saying a little. Thank you. |
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Hello Indigio..........
I was hoping it would be just cute enough. I'm sorry you found my introduction to be "Too" cute. Thank you for the warm welcome anyway. |
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Thank you Calleigh.
Glad you liked it. Just wondering, do you Franshade shop for your feet & ankles at the same places??? |
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I have to say, I am surprised by the number of friendly
greetings I've received so far in such a short amount of time. I may have to check into a room & stick around for awhile instead of just passing through. That honestly wasn't meant as a threat. |
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Political thread?
I don't know. I voted for Captain Jean-Luc Picard for president. |
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Hmmmmmmmmm!!!
Mysterious. I like mysteries. |
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Besides, how do I know that's really your ankles & feet.
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Yes I did. Honest!!!
OK.........I admit that it wasn't my mirror. It was a mirror in a store. But the store clerk showed me a 100 per cent guarantee that it would correctly reflect the person looking into it. |
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Thanks to everyone so far.
I am somewhat known for my sense of humor. (Not that that's always a good thing). I've been a stage actor in this area for years, so I can usually be creative with words when I need to be. As a matter of fact, I've been depending on words ever since I was old enough to talk. |
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