Name that Tune

[soul searcher]

"When I was young, and they packed me off to school,

and taught me how not to play the game"

Wind-Up - Jethro Tull

You can’t sleep, you can’t eat

There’s no doubt, you’re in deep

[soul searcher]

Wind-Up - Jethro Tull

You can’t sleep, you can’t eat

There’s no doubt, you’re in deep

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Your heart sweats, your teeth grind

Another kiss and you'll be mine

[Human without the bean]

Listening to this song today. Addicted To Love ~Robert Palmer~ Formally of Emerson Lake & Palmer fame.

You know I'm smiling baby

You need some guiding baby

I'm just deciding baby; now-

I need you more than ever

[soul searcher]

Addicted To Love ~Robert Palmer~ Formally of Emerson Lake & Palmer fame.

Correction: the drummer in ELP was Carl Palmer.

Robert (R.I.P) was a singer/songwriter once associated with Lowell George (R.I.P) of Little Feat. He had a couple of minor hits the 70s, notably "Sailin' Shoes" and "Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley". He also teamed up with members of Duran Duran to form Powerstation ("Some Like it Hot") in the 80s.

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No idea on your song.

Edited July 29, 2010 by soul searcher

[Human without the bean]

Thanks for the correction soul searcher. I did not know that. I only assumed it was Robert Palmer. (not sure why I did?)

Maybe this other verse will help.

Da Da Da Da Da Da Da Da Da

Da Da Da Da Da Da Da Da Da ( Oh My My My My My )

Don't you worry 'bout what's on your mind (Oh my)

I'm in no hurry I can take my time (Oh my)

I'm going red and my tongue's getting tied (tongue's getting tied)

I'm off my head and my mouth's getting dry.

I'm high, But I try, try, try (Oh my)

[waysider]

Let's Spend the Night Together------Rolling Stones

Check THIS version out.

[waysider]

Working O.T.

Would someone like my turn?

_________________________________

No, that's not a "clue".

Edited July 31, 2010 by waysider

[Human without the bean]

Ok. Sure waysider. I'll play.

White bird in a golden cage

on a winters day in the rain

[waysider]

Ok. Sure waysider. I'll play.

White bird in a golden cage

on a winters day in the rain

Give it another go.

('cause the title is in your clue.)

Edited July 31, 2010 by waysider

[Human without the bean]

You caught that. I was trying to sneak that one past you. :B)

I know you've deceived me, now here's a surprise

I know that you have 'cause there's magic in my eyes

[waysider]

I Can See For Miles-------The Who

That was too easy-------Want another?

[Human without the bean]

Ok.

As you brush your shoes

Stand before the mirror

And you comb your hair

Grab your coat and hat

[soul searcher]

Let's Spend the Night Together------Rolling Stones

Check THIS version out.

pretty cool....there's little doubt as to Muddy's intentions

[waysider]

Ok-----This is off topic.

When The Stones played that song on The Ed Sullivan Show, he made them change the lyrics to "Let's spend SOME TIME together." It's hard to believe how much things have changed in 45 years.

[Human without the bean]

If your keeping track, waysider and soul searcher are having a chat about the stones song.

Meanwhile, I have laid down the tracks to the next tune.

As you brush your shoes

Stand before the mirror

And you comb your hair

Grab your coat and hat

[soul searcher]

Can we have another clue?

[Human without the bean]

This song was one of many top-hits in the 70's by the same artist. His birth name is George. Are these the clues you were looking for soul searcher?

Or this?

As you brush your shoes

Stand before the mirror

And you comb your hair

Grab your coat and hat

And you walk, wet streets

Tryin' to remember

All the wild breezes

Edited July 31, 2010 by Human without the bean

[Human without the bean]

Apparently were stuck here. Wild Night ~Van Morrison~

FREE POST

[Human without the bean]

I'm free I'll post again :excl:

Well well, take off your face,

Recover from the trip you've been on.

I want to lie on the bed,

Get you ready for my polygon.

[soul searcher]

no idea

[Human without the bean]

Well I thought the first verse of this song was just too easy but what the heck here it is.

Well, when I met you at the station

You were standing with a bootleg in your hand.

Edited August 6, 2010 by Human without the bean

[soul searcher]

Well I thought the first verse of this song was just too easy but what the heck here it is.

Well, when I met you at the station

You were standing with a bootleg in your hand.

That could be a variant of an old blues; i.e, Love In Vain ("Well I followed her, to the station, with a suitcase in my hand")

[Human without the bean]

This song is from the early 70's.

Well, when I met you at the station

You were standing with a bootleg in your hand

I took you back to my little place

For a taste of a multicolored band ...

[Human without the bean]

Well, when I met you at the station

You were standing with a bootleg in your hand

I took you back to my little place

For a taste of a multicolored band

Were gonna get Hi Hi Hi

The night is young

She'll be my funky little mama

Gonna rock it and we've only just begun

Were gonna get Hi Hi Hi

With the music on

Won't say bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye

Til the night is gone

I'm going to do it to you, gonna do ya sweet banana

You'll never give up

Were gonna get Hi Hi Hi

In the mid-day sun

Well well, take off your face,

Recover from the trip you've been on.

I want to lie on the bed,

Get you ready for my polygon.

HI HI HI WINGS

Apparently, Paul was feeling a bit frisky when he wrote this song. :mellow: The BBC banned it for its suggestive lyrics IE: that we get HI HI HI referencing Marijuana. Also sexual references that his girl was getting ready for his body gun. But Paul, said the BBC got his words wrong and he was saying get ready for my polygon, an abstract image.

Either way, this song a Wings fan favorite at live concerts, has to be without a doubt one of the most friskiest songs Sir Paul ever wrote :excl:

(For those here 21 or younger the artist Paul McCartney formerly had some success writing and playing music in another band called The Beatles). You may or may not have heard some of their songs.

High and dry in the long hot day

Lost and lonely every way

But the flats all around, sky up above

I'm to long and lonely and my heart fells pain

Crying out for some soothing rain

I believe I've taken enough

Edited August 8, 2010 by Human without the bean

[dmiller]

About 15 years ago, I was at an open stage/ coffeehouse to listen to some friends of mine play.

They did an old Beatles song acoustic style, and some college kids at the table next to me said (and I quote):

"Wasn't that song written by Paul McCartney with that group he was in before Wings??" Suddenly, I felt old.