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Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2002 11:30 am
correct edgarblythe, Mayal was pretty consistent in his avoidence of drums and he also often used uncommon instrumentation such as Don Harris with his electric violin which was quite innovative for the times.
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Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2002 06:27 pm
HEY EDGARBLYTHE! Your deal! Toss out something to play with already, willya?



timber
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Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2002 06:49 pm
Well, I asked it in my previous response. Guess it got overlooked. No prob, dude.

It's an easy one: Who did Little Richard fire from his band for being "too pretty?"
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Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2002 06:53 pm
I stand doubly abashed ... I mis-paged my following of this thread, and I have not the answer to the question I needlessly shouted for. Apologies around. Embarrassed Embarrassed Embarrassed


(just credit my account with that third "Abashed" there, if you would, please.)



timber
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Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2002 07:09 pm
Was it Jimi Hendrix?
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Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2002 07:24 pm
Smile Laughing Very Happy Razz Very Happy


Oh yeah. It was Hendrix. May we have the next question, please?
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Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2002 07:35 pm
Which famous song connects the following artists - The Crystals/ Bruce Springsteen/ The Jackson 5/ Frank Sinatra/ Bing Crosby / The Four Seasons / The Carpenters ?
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Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2002 07:47 pm
Without any research, I offerthe guess :They all recorded WHITE CHRISTMAS?
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Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2002 07:48 pm
Well, I know its not the sought-for answer, but a least a weak case could be made for "Born in The USA" ... all of the cited artists were, though only one does the song.



timber
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Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2002 08:48 pm
Not White Christmas or Born in the USA.
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Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2002 09:05 pm
DO YOU HEAR WHAT I HEAR?
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Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2002 09:29 pm
That's not the one, but it is a Christmas song.
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Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2002 09:31 pm
Rudolf The Red Nosed Reindeer? (Grasping here ... just a wild guess)



timber
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Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2002 10:09 pm
nope
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Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2002 10:13 pm
I can hear Michael Jackson's squeaky little pre-pubescent voice now: "Santa Claus is coming to town".
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Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2002 10:14 pm
I was starting to worry about you edgar :wink:

Santa Claus is Coming to Town is correct, sir.
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Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2002 10:18 pm
It's late and I'm retiring for the night. No time to be brilliant. Who were Bellow and Bradley in a song.
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Reply Mon 23 Dec, 2002 06:21 pm
My desire to be answered is like a night in New Jersey - unsatisfying. Do we have to wait til Valentine Day to get it? Does the phrase, "triple murder" ring a bell?
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Reply Mon 23 Dec, 2002 07:43 pm
Hi edgar -- how about another clue?? I'm totally stumped!!
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Reply Mon 23 Dec, 2002 07:43 pm
Bonnie & Clyd have a song?
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