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From the vault - an Alan Parsons classic
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17/09/2010 10:40:13
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>>>>>> I hate geezers in their 60s and 70s still out there touring, playing the same songs they were playing 40 years ago).
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>>>To quote one of the geezers - albeit one who retired gracefully before embarrassing himself the way The Who did at the Superbowl :
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>>>"If memories was all I sang, I'd rather drive a truck."
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>>>( BTW, the Name that Tune answer you didn't answer (( "I used to play around with hearts ..)) was from that geezer's hey day )
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>>Ricky Nelson, although I admit I had to google it. I saw him getting out of a while limo at LAX once, a gorgeous blonde kissing him goodbye.
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>Yeah, I knew you were too young for that one ( *I'm* almost too young for that one <g> )
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>Poor Little Fool was ubiquitous in its day
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>Garden Party was kind of a cool song.

That is the one I remember. "You can't please everyone / So you got to please yourself"

I may have another band you will like. Have you listened to any Little Feat? It was far from their only great song but I never get tired of listening to "Willin'" --

The lyrics sites I found are filled with ads and I won't annoy you with those. The line I like best is "From Tuscon to Tucampari / Tehatcipi to Tonapah / Driven every kind of rig that's ever been made / Driven the back roads so I wouldn't get weighed" Those lyrics did not come from an idle mind. He died way too young.

I particularly recommend the "Sailin' Shoes" and "Dixie Chicken" CDs. One song I have always loved, far from their best known, is late night music at its best -- "When You Go Down"
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