dubhlinn wrote:I often wonder what would happen if a certain singer or instrumentalist would have recorded a certain song or tune but, for various reasons, never did.
I can imagine the breathtaking version of "Dancing Queen" ....
Slan,
D.
Oh, g'wan, Dub, you have enough cred on the board that you could have gone ahead and included the A-word. It wouldn't have done permanent harm to your reputation for superb taste...
dubhlinn wrote:I often wonder what would happen if a certain singer or instrumentalist would have recorded a certain song or tune but, for various reasons, never did.
I can imagine the breathtaking version of "Dancing Queen" ....
Slan,
D.
Oh, g'wan, Dub, you have enough cred on the board that you could have gone ahead and included the A-word. It wouldn't have done permanent harm to your reputation for superb taste...
Her first few days in the 1K lounge and the beer goes to her head.
I have said it here before and no doubt I will say it again...ABBA were a great pop band who wrote some of the best pop music of all time. They never tried to cure the worlds problems or feed the starving masses, just made great pop music.
"Dancing Queen" is probably my favourite pop song of all time.
So there
Slan,
D.
And many a poor man that has roved,
Loved and thought himself beloved,
From a glad kindness cannot take his eyes.
dubhlinn wrote: Her first few days in the 1K lounge and the beer goes to her head.
Beer? That was beer? Sheesh. They told me the Lounge had snarfed up all the beer long ago... thought it was just root beer in that chipped C&F mug. Tasted funny, though, and I was wondering why I had such a headache...
Willie just played here a couple of weeks ago. I didn't go (can't stand C&W) but those who did said he had to talk his way through most of his songs. The old throat is mostly gone.
dubhlinn wrote:"Dancing Queen" is probably my favourite pop song of all time.
You were probably a big Archies fan, too. I can't tolerate ABBA. About the closest I could ever get to that kind of stuff was Heart doing Dreamboat Annie.
Its interesting to me that when Pat Boone turned over his heavy metal leaf that he didn't attempt any Frank Zappa; nothing too heavy, maybe Zombie Wooff or something easy like that.
djm
I'd rather be atop the foothills than beneath them.
djm wrote:Its interesting to me that when Pat Boone turned over his heavy metal leaf that he didn't attempt any Frank Zappa; nothing too heavy, maybe Zombie Wooff or something easy like that.
djm
Great idea. I can totally see Pat Boone doing "Baby Snakes".
djm wrote:Its interesting to me that when Pat Boone turned over his heavy metal leaf that he didn't attempt any Frank Zappa; nothing too heavy, maybe Zombie Wooff or something easy like that.
djm
Great idea. I can totally see Pat Boone doing "Baby Snakes".
But then I have to go have a lie down...
I wanted to see Liberace (RIP) do Zappa's Catholic Schoolgirls.
Bloomfield wrote:I wanted to see Liberace (RIP) do Zappa's Catholic Schoolgirls.
Hmmm. From what I hear I doubt whether you could have got the owld candelabra man interested in schoolgirls - not even raunchy Catholic ones (of the kind I consorted happily with meself in my misspent youth).
"Last night, among his fellow roughs,
He jested, quaff'd and swore."
They cut me down and I leapt up high
I am the life that'll never, never die.
I'll live in you if you'll live in me -
I am the lord of the dance, said he!
I must hear it some time.
