I was waiting to see if anyone else knew this one since it's a bit obscure.
But your only partially right Wasway. It was Tina Weymouth and Chris Frantz, bass player and drumer for the Talking heads that formed Tom Tom Club. (They were also husband and wife).
They did it as a side gig while still with TH. David Byrne had nothing to do with it.
Ira Hayes (excuse the spelling) by Johnny Cash (I grew up listening to this - and I'm probably the only 30-something who's into Johnny Horton, as a result of this...) (Parents can be a bad influence sometimes...)
Yeah, that is an old Leadbelly tune but your probably referring to the remake done by a group called Ram Jam. Can't think of anything else they ever did other than Black Betty.
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bulwinkl
It was played on album oriented stations so that counts. I remember it I just can't think of the song right now
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Don't know the title but then I never did like the stones to much. unless it was covered by Flying Burrito brothers also which would make it dead flowers but I think that's another song.
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Once beneath the stars, the universe was ours. Love was all we knew, and all I knew was you. I wonder where you are, I wonder if you think about me Once upon a time, IN YOUR WILDEST DREAMS. It mig
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I was waiting to see if anyone else knew this one since it's a bit obscure.
But your only partially right Wasway. It was Tina Weymouth and Chris Frantz, bass player and drumer for the Talking heads that formed Tom Tom Club. (They were also husband and wife).
They did it as a side gig while still with TH. David Byrne had nothing to do with it.
Rick
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Bluzeman
Does that mean I getta do one? :)? :)
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WordWolf
No,
it's wasway's turn.
wasway did name the title-"Genius of Love"
and the band-"the TomTom Club".
This isn't exactly Jeopardy or anything.
Bluez knew the history, but that's not the question. :)
Go, wasway!
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Tom Strange
ooh! ooh! Mr Kotter... I'm so sorry.. but I've been wanting to put this one out there (cuz it's been clanking around in my head for two days)...
(please forgive me wasway)
You guys should be able to get it from this one line:
this is the worst trip I've ever been on
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Bluzeman
Geez, lighten up about the rules! I was just making a joke since wasway was taking so long.
Rick
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GeorgeStGeorge
Tom's song is "The Sloop John B" by the Beach Boys.
I'll let wasway post another clue.
George
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Tom Strange
huh? ... oh yeah... You're correct George... just a tidbit of the genius of Brian Wilson...
...I had a feeling it would only take that one line.
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wasway
Well I dug deep for this one...
Gather round me people there's a story I would tell
About a brave young Indian you should remember well
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Tom Strange
Don't know it... sounds like Dylan though...
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ChasUFarley
Ira Hayes (excuse the spelling) by Johnny Cash (I grew up listening to this - and I'm probably the only 30-something who's into Johnny Horton, as a result of this...) (Parents can be a bad influence sometimes...)
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wasway
Good Call ChasUFarley...
THE BALLAD OF IRA HAYES
by Johnny Cash is absolutely Correct...
Your turn to post one Chas
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ChasUFarley
Said, you’re bald as an egg when you’re eighteen
Workin’ for your dad is just a drag
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Tom Strange
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GeorgeStGeorge
Uhhh...Tom, "Movie Pictionary" is one thread over! :)
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Tom Strange
oh... my bad...
(but it is the answer...)
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ChasUFarley
Brilliant!
Aerosmith - Mama Kin
Your turn!
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Tom Strange
OK... let's bring back some really good memories...
This song will be guessed from this one line...
Be sure to wear some flowers in your hair
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ChasUFarley
How'd I do? (Be gentle - this is my first time...)
(Sorry - I don't know the artist...)
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Tom Strange
I guess that's close enough... and it didn't occur to me until afterwards that the clue is actually in the title..
it's San Francisco (Be sure to wear some flowers in your hair) by Scott McKenzie
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ChasUFarley
She's from birmingham bam-ba-lam
Way down in alabam' bam-ba-lam
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Bluzeman
Black Betty had a child bam ba lam
the damn thing gone wild bam ba lam
Yeah, that is an old Leadbelly tune but your probably referring to the remake done by a group called Ram Jam. Can't think of anything else they ever did other than Black Betty.
Rick
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ChasUFarley
You are correct!
(Kristopher, my 4 year old, has made up a version of that about the baby...
"woe-hoe fat baby, bam ba lam / woe-hoe fat baby, bam ba lam
fat baby got fat, bam ba lam / he's bigger than the cat, bam ba lam..."
Yeah... we're warping the kids early on!)
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Bluzeman
Perfume came naturally from Paris (naturally)
For cars she couldn't care less
Fastidious and precise
Rick
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WordWolf
She's a KILLER, QUEEN.
(Queen)
:)
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