Human without the bean

Well, it might give it away but here's a hint. It's ~The Eagles~ signature song!

Was it the bad punctuation in my post, anyway, I don't see your post i.e., (edit, Human post after mine)?

"I've got a surprise especially for you"

Sorry. Lookin' for movie. Kurt Russell Johnny Galecky Alicia Witt

"Smokin In The Boysroom"

No, that's not the one. I'll give you a hint. Of the greatest hits collection (1971-1975) there were four songs ( I just read that, I think that's right) that made it to number one. "One of These Nights" was a number one, but the song in question, I think only peaked at number 12. Anyway, back when Don Henley and Glenn Frey were just doing cover songs, Glenn happened to hear in his apartment below him, someone who played piano and they would play the song over and over and over again until they got it right, then, continue to add to it, and go over the same process again. That neighbor, was Jackson Browne and they became acquainted. That's when Glenn Frye asked him what that song was he was playing, but Jackson told him it wasn't finished yet. After repeatedly trying to get Jackson to finish it, Jackson Browne brought it to him, or played it to him and told him he was stuck on a certain line. That's when Glenn added two other lines of lyrics that made the whole song come together.

Country song? I'm not familiar with this.

Sounds like Brandon Flowers (~The Killers~) song, Neon Tiger.

Whatever your age you probably have heard of the rock band The Eagles. The Eagles formed out of being the back-up musicians for Linda Ronstadt in the early 1970's. They are one of the world's best selling bands having sold over 200 million albums. Their Greatest Hits album is one of the top selling albums of all-time. Of their greatest hits, one of them was a song that Jackson Brown wrote, a song for which Brown sued for unpaid royalties and won. Glenn Frey added just two lines of lyrics including the arrangement, which according to Jackson Brown himself "was far superior to what I had written" and therefore with Brown's consent co-writing authorship, and The Eagles recorded it. What was the name of the song?

My lawyer who deals in contract law had a look at this George and, he agreed that all that was required were to give the stage names. So that's what I did. Anyway, I was just being funny. Ha Ha. And my guess about Michael Douglas was partially a guess but I had heard somewhere about his name being the same as Kirk son's so I thought I might get it right. I have something and I will post it very soon. (and post to some other threads as well).

Hook Julia Roberts The Pelican Brief

Kirk Douglas, Jamie Foxx, and I'm stuck there. edit. And a guess with Michael Keaton.

Whatever, but I'm sure Sugar Plum Fairy went to the Apollo.

She or he probably strolled down to Little Cuba to find it and maybe afterward went to the Apollo.

Unforgiven Morgan Freeman The Shawshank Redemption

That's all there is really for clues. If they knew it I think somebody would have got it by now. Sense and Sensibility

No help?????? But that's fine, I'll get something up here next round.

Greg Wise Hugh Laurie Alan Rickman Tom Wilkinson Harriet Walter James Fleet Imogen Stubbs Gemma Jones Imelda Staunton Kate Winslet Emma Thompson

I thought that the clue in itself would give it away and it looks like I was right. WordWolfs up.

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Billy Crystal When Harry Met Sally Bruno Kirby

Oops, yeah I'm up. How much of this stuff do he think we can stand So much rhythm, grace and debonair from one man, Lord And then he had nerve to wiggle his left toe To his knee, got the feelin? in his head, y? all Oh, come on, baby

Greg Wise Hugh Laurie Alan Rickman Tom Wilkinson Harriet Walter James Fleet Imogen Stubbs Gemma Jones Imelda Staunton Kate Winslet

You got it.

I'm not sure, but you might want to ask Joe DiMaggio, he might know?