the song game

[pig n jig]

Cars / shake it up. I will have to dig deeper.I figured Denny, or Zooker being the metal heads they are would have guessed the other songs I posted.The 1st song is lyrics from Hatebreed/I will be heard. The 2nd song is from a German band called Guano apes/living in a lie.The woman can sing, not quite spike 1000 front woman, she can really scream out a tune.... errr. sing that is. The 3rd song is Mettalica/for whom the bell tolls.The 4th song is a jazz/blues/folk artist Norah Jones/humble me.The 5 th song is the Clash/ Ghetto defendant.The 6th song was BB King/ Ghetto woman. the 7th song wasalso BB King/ How blue can you get. The 8th song is Who Do you love written and sung by Bo Diddly & also done by George Thorogood & Delaware destroyers.I will have to dig some out and write down some lyrics.I am always looking for records, let me know if you have got some your looking to sell.P N J

[Bo Dale James Jr.]

How about...
You should have seen me in the full command
I had a honey and I bet a grand..

[Bo Dale James Jr.]

I'm just standin' in a doorway
I'm just tryin' to make some sense...

I'm not waiting on a lady...

I'm just waiting on a...

[senko]

im not sure,but...



gone like a freight train

gone like yesterday

gone like a soldier in the civil war,bang,bang

gone like a `59 catillac,like all the good things that anit ever comin back...

[bassking22]

nobodys got this one an its been up for a couple of days

Workin' from 7, to 11 in the night,
Really makes life a drag,
I dont think that's right.

Come on, do I need to add more?

[pig n jig]

Bo Dale,
I'm just tryin' to make some sense out of these girls passing by.... Its the Rolling Stones, but I can't tell you the title of the song.

[Bo Dale James Jr.]

PNJ "Waiting on a friend" From Emotional Rescue....Stones

"bout the previous one...hint:former beatle

[bassking22]

Paul mccartney

[Bo Dale James Jr.]

OK! name the song..Junior
hint : That's in the name of the song

[pig n jig]

I thought he only did 2 songs on his own, Band on the run & live and let die ?There were more songs ?

[Bo Dale James Jr.]

Juniors Farm...Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey...good songs then a bit of fluff..like
My love..silly love songs...You know with Wings...
As JB has stated below..Band on the Run a great cut!

[bassking22]

My one song is Since Iv'e Been Loving You, who's it by?

[JB]

pnj,


Having decided it might be far out to cut a new Wings album in Lagos, Nigeria, Paul had already made all necessary arrangements when guitarist Henry McCullough and drummer Denny Seiwell announced that he could make the trip without them. Apparently they felt they were being turned into McCartney-programmed robots, and didn't like it any more than George and Ringo had. In their absence, Paul pulled himself together to create an album that picked up where Abbey Road left off. In doing so, he combined a sense of urgency with his renewed self-confidence; as Mrs. McCartney told Sounds: "Paul thought, I've got to do it, either I give up and cut my throat or get my magic back."
Supported only by his two unplucked Wings, Linda and faithful rhythm guitarist Denny Laine, Paul painstakingly overdubbed guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, Mellotrons, and some highly competent drumwork, on top of the most lyrical McCartney bass runs in years. (Occasionally Wings were joined by a smattering of local percussion, which led to charges that they had swooped down on Lagos in order to rip off Nigeria's musical heritage.) The process recalled that first do-it-yourself McCartney solo LP, but the results were incomparably more successful on every level. Band On the Run more than sufficed to dispel the stigma of all than intervening wimpery. And the aging hippies all said: McCartney Is Back.
Replacing their usual withering disdain with an Album of the Year award, Rolling Stone hailed McCartney's "subtle attempts to mythologize his own experience through the creation of a fantasy world of adventure -- perhaps remotely inspired by his having written "Live and Let Die." He does it by uniting the myth of the rock star and the outlaw, the original legendary figure "On The Run." Although Paul denied having consciously devised a Concept Album, he admitted to "a thread" loosely tying the songs together. Nearly all of Band On the Run's exceptionally uplifting melodies are coupled with lyrics about escape, flight, and freedom.
Some of the songs seem to use escaping from prison as a metaphor for McCartney's determination (finally realized) to break out of the rut he had landed himself in when the Beatles broke up. He revealed that a key phrase on the song "Band On The Run" -- "if we ever get out of here" -- was a remark George Harrison had made during one of those interminable Apple board meetings; and in "Helen Wheels" -- the punning name he gave his Land Rover -- Paul chronicles that first post-Beatles free-wheeling English tour he undertook in early 1972. (This song, in an odd reversal of tradition, was added to the American version of Band On the Run; elsewhere it was available only on a single.) The LP jacket depicts the remaining three Wings as outlaws, up against the wall in the bad company of James Coburn, Christopher Lee, Kenny Lynch, and John Conteh.
One of the most talked-about tracks was "Let Me Roll It," win which many critics discerned an affectionate tribute to John Lennon and his Plastic Ono sound -- and one more sign than the Beatles were pals again. Another focus of attention was McCartney's musical interpretation of Cubist painter Picasso's last words, which reportedly were "Drink to me, drink to my health, you know I can't drink any more." When Dustin Hoffman originally brought the quote to Paul's attention with the suggestion that it might make a good lyric, the ex-Beatle responded by whipping out a guitar and setting Picasso's last words to music on the spot, much to the actor's delight. In Lagos, McCartney decided to "cut it up, edit it, mess around with it, like he [Picasso] used to do with his pictures," and wound up weaving other Band On the Run melodies and snatched of French dialogue in and out of the recording.
Band On the Run did not really catch fire until two more of its numbers hit the big time as singles: the supersonic "Jet" and the five-minute, five-part title song (which Capitol hype dubbed "a mini-rock opera"). Finally, four months after its release, the album made itself at home at Number One; three years later and five million copies later, it was still on the charts, making Band On the Run the most popular of any of the Beatles' solo LP's and one of the Seventies' biggest and most consistent sellers. While Paul would soon abandon some of the sense of adventure that helped turn Band On the Run into as much of a smash with the critics as the public, he would never again forget how to make records. Band On the Run first appeared on the Billboard charts on December 22, 1973....

[pig n jig]

JB, You lost me. I never liked McCartney & Wings music.I did find a album in a box of records I bought.It's pretty rare , not many released, but who ever had it inserted a cool poster in the sleeve. P N J

[Bo Dale James Jr.]

PNJ I don't know how old you are...but I've noticed most people born before
1960 don't really seem to like the Wings stuff.

[bassking22]

Led Zeppelin-Since I've Been Loving You

[Bo Dale James Jr.]

Let's revive this thing....

Momma told me...Yes she told me I'd meet girls like you...
She also told me stay away you never know what you'll catch..

[JB]

surrender cheap trick

how bout this one,
dynamo sat at the edge of the bed,
with her lips jus a twitchin' and her face gone red

[Bo Dale James Jr.]

Got me! I even went text searching for that lyric!
So, who and what is it?

[JB]

Frank Zappa,
dinah-moe hum

I couldnt say where shes comin from,
But I just met a lady named dinah-moe humm

[Bo Dale James Jr.]

Zappas' music was always alittle too far out there for my "refined" taste..
Yeah right...OK

I'm not going to do lyrics on this one..
The name of the song is:
Don't Misunderstand Me...Name the band...and their roots

[pig n jig]

Bo Dale , Is it Please don't let me be misunderstood ? If it is Eric Burdon sang it.He was with the Animals and then he was with War, besides doing albums under his own name.Spill the wine is one of my favorites he did as well as House of the rising sun. P N J

[pig n jig]

Here is one for you.

...Please come to Denver with the snowfall
We'll move up in the mountains where we can't be found
and throw I love you echos down the canyon
and lie awake at night until they come back around
Please come to Denver, she said no
would you come home to me.......

[pig n jig]

She was black as the night
Louie was whiter than white
Danger, danger when you taste brown sugar
Louie fell in love overnight
Nothing bad, it was good
Louie had the best girl he could
When she took him home
To meet her mama and papa
Louie knew just where he stood
Louie Louie Louie, Louie Louie Louie Lou I
Louie Louie Louie, Louie Louie you're gonna cry
There he stood in the night
Knowing what's wrong from what's right
He took her home to meet his mama and papa
Man, he had a terrible fright.
Louie nearly caused a scene
Wishin' it was all a bad dream
Ain't no diff'erence between black and white,
Brothers, you know what I mean
Louie Louie Louie.......

[pig n jig]

Well I don't know why I came here tonight
I got a feelin something anit right
I'm so scared in case I fall off my chair
and I'm wondering how I will get the stairs
Clowns to the left of me, Jokers to the right....