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Please help.. what
is that lovely guitar music on the M & S food advert they show on
TV
Wish they were all that easy! It is (Carlos) Santana's
great hit of '74 "Samba Pa Ti", beautiful.
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Can you help us find music of marcelle moulet, we are not sure of spelling
but heard he is one of the greatest alto sax players from France.
Marcel Mule .. yes a distinguished French classical
sax player. He lived to be 100. Your spelling is why you can't find
him. Here is a link to some of his music, but you can search for more
now!
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000044D9/002-1729989-2344801?v=glance&n=5174
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Hi I am looking for when the Monster Mash was in the charts as I cannot
find it.
Bobby "Boris"
Pickett & The Crypt-kickers ~ Monster Mash
UK: Entered the charts Sept 1st 1962 for a 13 week run, peaking
at No 3.
USA: It reached No.1 on October 20, 1962. after 8 weeks of climbing.
It re-entered the Hot 100 eight years later, on August 29, 1970, and
peaked at 91.
Again May 5, 1973, it
made a third re-entry, this time went all the way to number 10.
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Hi..
I would like to ask 2 questions.
1.
I watched an amazing film called *Man On Fire* & every timne someone
died, there was a beautiful song. It had no words, just a woman singing.
It sounded like chanting.
2. What are the lyrics for *Natasha's Song* in *Gideon's Daughter?*
All I can rememer is, "I never was your shame". Apparently
this song has a story behind it. I think it is about a woman who killed
herself aged 21, but I don't know any more. I want the story behind
it with the lyrics. Can you help me?
1.
Lisa Gerrard is the lady in question, she sang "The End Music"
and the title song 'Man On Fire'
2. "NATASHA'S SONG" is a much longer answer ..
*CLICK HERE* ..
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Hi!
This may sound strange but I'll go ahead with my query anyway. I'm from
Perth, Western Australia and I bought a LP record here in the 1960's
of Soul music which consisted of a number of popular songs going around
at the time such as "My Girl" & "Land of a thousand
dances". The Artist(s) were a couple of bands playing together
with their singers alternating on different songs. I no longer have
the Album but I do remember two names :- Tony Hallet and Night Train.
My question is this: Would the band "Night Train" be the same
as the one do gigs in England these days and would that album be still
available?
The LP, with various 60's soul artists, including
Artists.. The Night Train, Tony Hallet, Stu Smith... and more.
Songs.. My Girl, Midnight Hour, Last Night, Land of a Thousand
Dances, Respect etc etc.
"THE GOLDEN HITS OF SOUL"
It is on a Spanish site. .. Not sure if it is a shop or auction site,
or even if the page is old or new. http://www.todocoleccion.net/lote.cfm?Id_Lote=2728364
BUT at least you know the LP and you could keep a watch out on Ebay
for it.
Night Train may've been one of the 60's soul bands on the UK Northern
Soul Scene of the days.
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Hi
there, great website. I wonder if you could please help me out with
a couple of songs i have been asked for. 1. Take Your Tongue Out Of
My Mouth, I'm Kissing You Goodbye.
2. Your The Reason Our Kids Are Ugly.
Song No. 1 is "KISSING YOU GOODBYE"
~ John Denver
No. 2 is "You're The Reason Our Kids Are Ugly" ~ Conway Twitty
and Loretta Lynn.
Both can be bought on Amazon.com or put them into your search and they
can be downloaded at various places
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could you please tell me what song is played in the back of Black Eyed
Peas song : Pump It.
many thanks.
The song is a traditional greek song called "Misirlou",
which Dick Dale and The Del-Tones recorded way back in 1962! You may
remember it from the film 'Pulp Fiction' (1994) as well as in the hip-hop
version by the Black Eyed Peas's "Pump It". If you look on
the credits Dick Dale should be on. There are quite a few guests on
BEP's songs on the Monkey Business album.. Sting, Justin Timberlake,
James Brown, Fergie, Jack Johnson and of course Dick Dale! Just a little
extra note The song "Misirlou", was also recorded in the 1980s
by Greek garage-rock band "The Last Drive".
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does
anyone know where i can download natashas song from Gideons daughter?
Hope you enjoyed it!
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I am hoping you can help me with the following.
Do you know where I can get a copy of a Bellamy Brothers song called
memorabilia. Do you have any ideas about this song the lyrics that I
sort of remember are............. (I go through the first door theres
a party going on) ....during the song there are three doors, that's
all I can remember. I hope this is enough info to go on.
The song, 'Memorabilia' by Bellamy Brothers was
a track on their 3rd album: "Plain & Fancy" released in
1977. Can't see that it has been put on CD anywhere, but you can buy
it through Ebay on L.P. and you can copy it onto a CD or get someone
to do it for you, which I would do!! or
you can keep checking Amazon .. they may re-master it on CD
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Who was the first white Tamla/Motown singer?
Already answered ~ please scroll down the page.
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Who sang “If your going to San Francisco”,
it was about 1966. There is a remix out now, and I remember the old
version. Just can’t remember who sang it. Thanks
San
Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Some Flowers In Your Hair). Performed by
Scott McKenzie on Epic Records and released June 10, 1967. Charted No
4 in the States & No 1 in UK
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Hi I have just watched an episode
of the Royal and there was a 60's song played with the lyrics "All
my sorrows no tomorrows, take me back ... " Could you give me any
information on the title the artist please
REFLECTIONS
OF MY LIFE, by the group The Marmalade,
a song back in 69/70. Marmalade as a group was founded as Dean Ford
And The Gaylords in 1963. They enjoyed little success in England, and
changed their name to Marmalade after signing to CBS in 1967. I have
sent you more info in an email.
CLICK HERE FOR LYRICS
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Hey dude, I heard a song a few years back had
no lyrics just sax & guitar. I had someone tell me it had something
to do with the Eurythmics. Can you please tell me that song. It was
a hit for a while around 85/86 any help would be appreciated its good
sax thanks for your time.
"Hey .. The track I think you're looking
for is called 'Lily Was Here' by David A Stewart featuring Candy Dulfer,
I've taken the liberty to attach the file and hope you can access it
ok"
Very big Thanks to Mike for sending this info
in.
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what
happened to doug cosmos clifford of creedence clearwater revival
CCR great band: Since 1995, Doug Clifford and
Stu Cook have been playing in a CCR tribute band called, Creedence Clearwater
Revisited along with Tal Morris, John Tristao and Steve Gunner.
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I was watching The Royal on Sunday night, which
plays 60s tracks during the programme, the first lyric was "Sunshine
was the name that I gave her". Can't find anything about it, or
who it was.
The track is 'No Song to
Sing' by Michael Chapman. ~ thanks Lynsey.
It's on his first album, 'Rainmaker', released in 1969. He's English
- born in Leeds.
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Hi, can you possibly tell me who sang 'Davids on the road again' it
was a hit in the 70's!
Ya, but it's "Davey's On The Road Again"
by Manfred Mann's Earth Band. It charted May 28th 1978 and reached No.6
in the UK singles chart. .. Great Band.
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Can
you please give any INFO about a pop singer called KEVIN KIRK. I'm not
sure if he was BRITISH or AMERICAN. The only INFO that I have is that
he released a record called "TEENAGE HEARTACHE" either in
the 50's,60's or 70's. Any help will be very useful. ~ Cheers.
I have found another
Kevin Kirk track "Midnight" - Kevin Kirk. He must come from
UK as 'MIDNIGHT' is on - 'ROCKIN
THE BRITISH AISLE' - 34 genuine UK teen and groups sound tracks! 34
tracks. (50's & 60's) http://www.doowopshoobop.com/teen.html
PLEASE EMAIL ME . . . with
any further information about Kevin Kirk
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NOT FULLY ANSWERED! I'm
trying to find out the name of a piece of music. I guess it is soul/jazz.
The only lyrics to the music is "let the music play on"
and "Let the vibes flow through" It's not a dance record but
a very mellow summery type of song. It is sung a male artist and I believe
this piece was released in the nineties.
At the moment the only track that comes to mind
is a year 2000 Barry White club MIX
"Let The Music Play"
(Meedom & Trust Beach Mix)
Jon K thinks it
might be a version of "Feel the Vibe" (I found there are 6
versions. )
Email suggestion - Lional Ritchie's 'All Night Long'
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There
is a Christmas song that is from the 60s era, I believe, that starts
out with "J-I-N-G-L-E" It isn't the traditional Jingle Bells
song but one that a female group sings and they spell out the word jingle.
It's an upbeat tune. I don't know any more lyrics so I know this is
a tough one. If you could help me out I'd appreicate it.
I found
this at a site about christmas songs and who sings Jingle Bells:
"The most interesting version of the song I’ve heard is Frank
Sinatra’s where the back up singers spell “J-I-N-G-L-E”
at the beginning of the song. Not sure but I think Nelson Riddle was
the arranger but could conceive he would have come up with such an innovative
introduction."
big thanx Wild Rozzie
who sent this answer in.
So it
looks like it may be The Nelson Riddle Singers who did this interesting
redition!
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hi there
i was wondering if you could please tell me who sang "Storm In
A Teacup" in the 1960's. any help you can give me is much appreciated.
Yes "Storm In A Teacup" was the last chart hit for The Fortunes
in 1972.
"You've Got Your Troubles" - 1965 - Number 2.
"Here It Comes Again" - 1965 - Number 4.
"This Golden Ring" - 1966 - Number 15.
"Freedom Come, Freedom Go" - 1971 - Number 6.
"Storm In A Teacup" - 1972 - Number 7.
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Can you tell me anything about the beginnings
of UK single chart,
a bit of history?
It was called the Top Ten Hit Parade.. the New
Musical Express printed the very first chart November 14th 1952. Al
Martino with "Here In My Heart" was the first No.1. The founder/joint
owner of NME, Percy Dickens compiled the charts by phoning round a selection
of record stores each week. Then in October of 1954 the charts became
the TOP 20; on December 30th 1955 it became the Top 25 for just one
week before becoming The Top 30. Then on March 10th 1960 Record Retailer/Music
Week began to compile the charts until it became an independant audit
January 3rd in 1963. The first televised charts.. Top Of The Pops..
charts countdown was 6.35pm Wednesday January 1st 1964, presented by
the legendary Jimmy Saville.
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What was that big hit in 1959 or might been 1960, Farino and someone
with great guitar duet?
"Sleepwalk" by Santo and Johnny Farino.
Johnny on the steel guitar. They broke up in 1976.
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I saw a young woman perform on Letterman’s Latenight show a couple
of weeks ago. I came in after she had started. She
was unusual, eclectic, played all the instruments herself including
a keyboard and assorted looping machines etc. Thoughts?
It
could have been Beth Orton, she was due on Dave Letterman show early
this year, end of Feb time. She is a singer/multi musician/songwriter,
plays great guitar, piano, keyboard, harmonica.
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Hello, I am a big Funk Brothers & James Jamerson fan. One question
that I had was if it was either he or Babbitt that did a song called
"The Streetbeater" or otherwise known as the Sanford &
Son theme. This has been on my mind for quite a while now.
Great Quincy Jones track, Streetbeater ... but
it wasn't the Funk Brothers or James doing the bass tracks, it was the
also great Chuck Rainey on bass. This can be verified on his website
Big Thanks To Gavin
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I am looking for a female group that remade george micheals song Teacher.
I believe they came out with the song in 1999, I had bought the cd in
1999 and it got radio play at Fort Lee, Texas. PLease help this is driving
me crazy.
Received two emails, who both think you are thinking of the George Michael
track called "One More Try"... as "teacher" is mentioned
in the song a lot more than one more try, covered by girl band DIVINE.
Their album 'Fairytales' can still be bought on Amazon.
Big Thanks To Jon
K. and Jaime
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NOT FULLY
ANSWERED! Hi
.. I wonder if you can help me, I am trying to find out if Jimmy and
David Ruffin are in any way related to the Reggae singer Bruce Ruffin?
From my research
I doubt it.. Bruce's name used to be Valderama. If any one knows if
Jamaican, Bruce Ruffin is related to Jimmy and David Ruffin.
I have had 6 emails from US saying "no"
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I have a pop music question for your website. Can you please tell me
which record was the last instrumental UK number one?
The last instrumental to reach No.
1 was the FLAT BEAT by Mr Oizo
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Can you help? I’m trying to think of great rock bands who regularly
used two drummers. The only two that come to mind are The Grateful Dead
and The Allman Brothers. There must have been others, right?
Just off the top
I can think of The Doobies and Dream Theater. Also Phil Collin's band
often has 2 drummers (himself and another). The sensational Santana
has drummer, plus congas/percussion, plus another percussionist/timbales.
Does anyone know more??
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Please can you tell me if there were any UK chart topping singles that
didn't enter the charts at number one in 2004?
Only 1 single I think .... DJ Casper - "Cha
Cha Slide", released on March 2nd, reached No1 w/e March 20th.
All the other releases got to No 1 the first week of release. Except
Britney Spears she missed out by a day or two, but I think it went in
at No 1.
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Who made Night Train famous in the late fifties or early sixties
You maybe thinking of the James Brown version.
He recorded "Night Train" in 1962, for King Records, chanting
out the names of cities from Boston to New Orleans on his tours. Jimmy
Forrest co-wrote and recorded "Night Train" (pinching a riff
from Duke Ellington's "Happy-Go-Lucky Local") and had a top
10 hit with it
in 1951. In 1956 Buddy Morrow covered it
and scored a pop hit. Then James Brown covered it in 1962.
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There are only two songs in popular music where the title of the song
is never mentioned until the very last words and even then is only mentioned
that one time. One of them is "Virginia Plain" by Roxy Music.
I don't know the other one. If you can answer, please email me. Thank
you.
The other is George Michael's 1987 hit "One More Try" U.S.
Chart: 1. ~ U.K. Chart: 8. It was a hit
song from the album Faith.
The title is not sung until the very last 3 words, and the only
time they are sung in the whole song. The last verse being:-
And teacher
There are things
That i still have to learn
Hut the one thing i have is my pride
Oh so i don't want to
Hold you, touch you
Think that you're mine
Because there ain't no joy
For an uptown boy
Who just isn't willing to try
I'm so cold inside
Maybe just one more try
There
are 3, one being "Up The Junction" by Squeeze
~ thanks Jon
K.
There are 4, The Rose by Bette
Midler ~ thanks Paul Clare
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Hi mate do you know who sung the 60’s or 70’s song wipeout
cheers
Hi there... "Wipe Out" was recorded
by The Surfaris in 1963, Surfaris was a US intrumental band, it reached
No.5 in UK charts. The Number was featured in the film Dirty Dancing.
In 1984 Fat Boys & The Beach Boys recorded "Wipeout" (all
one word) which reached No 2 in UK charts. In 1994 a US group got to
No 34 with a version of "Wipe Out".
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Who was the first white Tamla Motown Artist?
Debbie Dean (Reba Jeanette Smith) was the
first white female artist, joining Motown in 1960, recording
(Don't Let Him) Shop Around / A New Girl (accompanied by The Miracles)
- 1961; Itsy, Bitty, Pity Love / But I'm Afraid
(Marvin Gaye on Drums) –
1961; Everybody's Talking About My Baby/ I Cried All Night - 1962.
Motown's
first white group., The
Valadiers were signed to Motown in 1961.
White guitarist Joe Messina joined Motown in 1962, he was part
of the Funk Brothers Band.
He is on most of the big Motown hits.
White female blues singer Chris Clarke joined Motown in 1963,
she cut 2 demo's with Motown, but sent back to work on the reception!
She recorded her first single, "Do Right, Baby, Do Right",in
December 1965, which was written and produced by Berry Gordy. It also
featured the background harmonies of The Lewis Sisters. That single
was followed by "Love's Gone Bad" (July 1966) which became
her only R&B chart entry. With this success Chris was required to
promote the record, presenting Motown with a problem... they had to
admit she was White!
There were white female artists Connie Vandyke and Teena Marie, Teena
prob the most successful.
If anyone knows of any earlier white artists please let me know.
By the way the first white Motown artist to enter the UK charts and
first white artist to reach No 1 anywhere was Canadian R. Dean Taylor
in 1970 with "Indiana Wants Me". I think most people wrongly
think him as the first white motown artist. BUT he did some ghost writing
for/with Holland Dozier & Holland earier on in the 60's.
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I saw a film last week "Jugde Dread" starring Sylvester
Stallone. What is bugging me did I see
Ian Dury in the film??
Yes you did, he played the part of 'Geiger' in
Judge Dread. Ian also had small parts in Peter Greenaway's 'The Cook
the Thief His Wife & Her Lover' and Roman Polanski's 'Pirates' He
also wrote a musical, (among many other things) 'Apples', staged at
the Royal Court Theatre in London's Sloane Square.
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Pleeese help again, do you know which UK rock
star used to collect old airplanes?
Well my guess would be David Gilmour, he collected
vintage planes. He used to have a
flying museum, Intrepid Aviation. Think he only has an old biplane these
days.
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How many
No1 hits has Elvis Presley had??
With his No.1 slots earlier this year, Elvis has
now achieved 21 No.1 hits in the UK charts. He has had 18 No.1 hits
in the US Billboard charts. Some added info for you .. The Beatles have
had 17 chart topper's in the UK & 20 chart topper's in USA. So both
Elvis and The Beatles did better in the charts outside their own countries!!
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Can you help me, who actually were the Traveling Wilburys? People I
ask tell me different or only know one or two or none.
Roy Obison, Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Tom Petty,
and Jeff Lynne were the original Traveling Wilburys, who made the first
album. The second album was minus Roy Orbison, due to his sad untimely
death December 6, 1988 ... great band
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Does Sharon Osbourne
and Simon Cowell from X Factor share the same birthday?
Nearly!
Simon Cowell's is October 7th (1959)
and Sharon Osbourne's is October 9th (1952)
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Help - I am stuck on a quizz question, do you
know
who was the first musical guest on CBS-TV's "The Late Show with
David Letterman" I hope someone can help pleeeease.
August 30th 1993 was when "The Late Show
with David Letterman" debuted. Billy Joel was a musical guest on
this show ~ good luck with the quiz.
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Where can I find
the latest Album and Compilation charts on the internet ?
Depends where you
live. If in the UK the BBC Radio1 website, USA go to the Billboard site,
Australian charts are listed at the Australian Record Industry Association
(ARIA) site, Canadian charts are at Jam! Showbiz, the list goes on.
Usually if you go to your countries main radio station's site you will
find your up-to-date charts.
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Why
were there so many musicians not given credit back in the 50's and 60's
it seems so unfair to them and us?
There were no laws to say they had to, one reason
was that a lot of the bands didn't actually play instruments, only portrayed
as musicians eg. The Monkees. Record companies would hide the fact that
studio musicians provided this on their million selling discs...
there are many scams in this world!!
Record companies invested a lot of money grooming, image making and
selling their frontmen. Basically it was down to money! Most R.C.s had
a stable of musicians, very good ones, who were a bit like a factory
machine. Some studio musicians didn't mind, enjoying the variety and
prefering that life to one on the road. However The Musicians Union
[US] changed all that in 1973, the musicians had to be credited if they
wanted to be... rightly so too, we dance to the music!
Many session musicians today are brilliant stars in their own right
as they should be.
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Have sessions in the studios when they make a
record always been called this?
Once, they were know as a record dates, normally
lasting 3 hours,
after which a studio musician would be paid by the half hour.
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Does anyone know who does a classic rock song that starts with someone
playing a harmonica to sound like a chugging steam train and in which
the chorus has "Night Train to Memphis" ?
Thanks to the anon musician who has remembered
this track & kindly sent us the info
" Train, Train " by BlackFoot ~ the enquirer was very happy
& grateful.
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who
sang "she's a woman, she's a lady, she's a free spirit" something
like that?
please help me, no one seems to know it - thanks
That is one of Texan country singer, song writer Mac Davis tracks from
1974 called
"She's One Hell Of A Woman", which starts off ...
She's a woman
She's a baby
She's a witch
She's a lady
She's a free and gentle spirit
CLICK HERE FOR LYRICS
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Which artist did the song "Black Horse And The Cherry Tree"
Scottish singer-songwriter KT Tunstall wrote and
sang this track. It reached No.28 in the UK charts in 2005 and No.20
in the US Billboard Top 100 charts after an American Idol season 5 contestant
named Katharine McPhee sang the song on the show.
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Who sings the song "1984"? It has words about 1984. Talking
about Blondie, Madonna, Nirvana, ETC….
The song is actually "1985" which is
by Bowling For Soup. The chorus goes ...
Bruce Springstein, Madonna
way before Nirvana
there was U2 and Blondie
and music still on MTV
her two kids in high school
they tell her that she's uncool
but she still preoccupies
with 19, 19, 1985
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My mother used to sing a song which I think was from the Music Hall
era that went " Joshua, Joshua, sweeter than lemon squash you are"
. Do you know the complete version. Any ideas?
The song Joshua.. as with many old music hall songs, may vary from artist
to artist and with time.
"JOSHUA"
Joshua, Joshua,
Why don't you call and see Mama,
She'll be pleased to know
You are my best beau.
Joshua, Joshua,
Sweeter than lemon squash you are.
Yes, by gosh you are,
Joshu-oshu-a."
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Does anyone know the title of a 70's Disco song repeating the refrain,
"this time, this time baby, we won't be in and out of love, in
and out baby".
The song you are looking for is "This Time
Baby" by Jackie Moore which was a hit #1 on the Hot Dance Music/Club
Play chart, it also inspired the 2005 Dance radio and club hit "Love
On My Mind" by the Freemasons featuring Amanda Wilson.
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who did liam gallagher of oasis say was a has been at the 1996 brit
awards?? i am not sure if they were a presenter , or the person they
dissed
It was Noel Gallagher who said.. "Why is
a has-been presenting to the gonna-bes?" to Michael Hutchence,
when Michael presented an award to Oasis, I think maybe, Liam was too
busy taunting Blur band that night.. again!!
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I am looking for the techno song played in the Chasing Liberty movie.
The one when Ben goes running after Anna. If anyone knows what I'm talking
about that would be great.
Benny Benassi presents The Biz - Satisfaction,
it is a track from his 2002 album 'Hypnotica'
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Who sang Bittersweet Symphony?
The Verve had a No.2 hit with "Bitter Sweet
Symphony" in June 1997, it was the the lead track on their third
album 'Urban Hymns'.
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Do you know of any woman that sings lonstar's song Amazed
Bonnie Tyler covered Lonestar's "Amazed"
on a maxi single, in 2002 released in Europe.
It reached #157 in the Euro Airplay charts in 2003.
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Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens: Do you know who lost the coin toss and
did not get on the plane?
Guitarist Tommy Allsup was the lucky one who lost
the coin toss to Ritchie Valens and
The Big Bopper (Jiles Perry Richardson), pleaded
with Waylon Jennings for his seat.
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