Singin' the Blues or any other durn thing ya want.

[litl rooster]

Man that was too easy, I gotta work harder now....But, actually it was "Dr Wests Medicine Show and Junk Band..Still how many folks know that song, let alone who done it...what a group!!!<g>

curley

It was tough enough however you are right with the Junk Band......Leo, Spirit in the sky had a record it's self being on the top 10 as long as it did.   I like the Kentucky Headhunters cover of it.




lr<who needed the xtree points after blowing the pee question

[Steel Horse Bailey]

Well - Since this is a "song" I like that I'll bet FEW know about, here's your stumper, I'll bet.  I'll give you the name of the selection, complete with hints.

I used to play this when I was still working in the music business (record manufacturing and distribution) and NO ONE had ever heard it, but the group made at least one album (the vinyl kind  ) on the RCA label.  RCA was not known to record
"no-talent" new groups - but I guess THAT could be debated.    Anyway, this selection would be a good "gotta pee-pee" song, as it was the entire side 2 of the album.  The group was kind of a mix of Styx, Emerson-Lake-&-Palmer, jazz, and some Allman Bros thrown in.          Ready?


(I'll save ya some time:  Mr. Google knows nothing about it.  That I could find.)





"It'sNotaSonotaButIt'sClose"

[litl rooster]

<----*looks side to side at the other contestants then scratches his head*  Sonata?

[Leo Tanner]

THIS NOT A GUESS  (the clues don't match a bit)
     
     Weren't many pieces that took up both sides of an LP so-- I hope you don't mind if I sit this one out... 

Good luck Rooster, it wouldn't suprise me ta see Del pull an answer outta his hat.  (Are side bets appropriate here?)


Leo

[Four-Eyed Buck]

No Del until tomorrow some time. He doesn't work today..............Buck

[Leo Tanner]

No Del until tomorrow some time. He doesn't work today..............Buck

Leo eyes his phone an considers how much HE hates bein called on his day off 

Temptin, very temptin

[Texas Lawdog]

Rollie also played for the Padres when they wore those ugly yellow and brown uniforms.

[Leo Tanner]

Rollie also played for the Padres when they wore those ugly yellow and brown uniforms.

Ya mean before they exchanged em fer them uglier ones.  I think about em everytime I see a box a Froot Loops.


Leo

[Trinity]

<----*looks side to side at the other contestants then scratches his head*  Sonata?

[Steel Horse Bailey]

It'sNotaMusicalSonotaButIt'sClose





The worst thing is - when I DO tell "all" STILL Nobody will be really any wiser.  It's not gonna bring about Whirled Peas World Peace or an end to hunger.

 

[Texas Lawdog]

SHB, I see that you are a MASTER BLASTER. I had a buddy that I worked with was a MASTER BLASTER in the 49th Armor Reserve.  KLANK! KLANK! I'M A TANK!

[Steel Horse Bailey]

SHB, I see that you are a MASTER BLASTER. I had a buddy that I worked with was a MASTER BLASTER in the 49th Armor Reserve.  KLANK! KLANK! I'M A TANK!

Proud to say that yes, I am.  Was.    Haven't been called that in a while - thanks. 

[litl rooster]

He don't care what you play on the radio either Tex, as long as you play it loud


I'm still looking at all the clues.

[litl rooster]

THIS NOT A GUESS  (the clues don't match a bit)
     
     Weren't many pieces that took up both sides of an LP so-- I hope you don't mind if I sit this one out... 

Good luck Rooster, it wouldn't suprise me ta see Del pull an answer outta his hat.  (Are side bets appropriate here?)


Leo

Or Curley Cole or Four Eyed Buck.

[Steel Horse Bailey]

He don't care what you play on the radio either Tex, as long as you play it loud

I'm still looking at all the clues.

"Somebody answer that phone and get rid of that damned Bird!"            

[litl rooster]

Boy doing a Google search on this one is coming up Zip...Hope Del has better luck.   Maybe Alex Trebbec's Teleprompter has the right answer.

[Steel Horse Bailey]

Better buy a couple vowels and a couple consonants!

(That was a 4-letter HINT)

[Leo Tanner]

Boy doing a Google search on this one is coming up Zip...Hope Del has better luck.   Maybe Alex Trebbec's Teleprompter has the right answer.

Another search (I hate cheating like that) came up with a piece that was written for trombone and techno synthasizer    By a guy named Ken Davies.  Didn't hear any clips but saw the sheet music--weird stuff.

Or Curley Cole or Four Eyed Buck.

An yer right, there are many here that have quite a musical prowess   


Leo

[Texas Lawdog]

SHB, LR is right I have to play it LOUD.  I carried a Colt ACP for about 15 years. Shot them alot without ear protection. I tuned on race cars, again no ear protection.  We need to talk about the CAF.  Maybe we can, I am planning on coming to the Muster.  My Dad was a B25 pilot in WWII.  He started in B17s before the War started.  He was switched to 25s and sent to Florida.  He would have been flying one of those B17s that tried to land at Hickman on the 7th.   He was a Eglin field in Fla. while Doolittle's Raiders were training to take off from the Hornet. They didn't tell anyone until it was over.   The Group was reorganized and put in the 12th Air Force and sent to North Africa just before the Battle od Cazarine Pass.  He spent 42 through 45 overseas, North Africa and the Med. They had modified some 25s with  75 mm howitsers mounted in the nose to attack German E Boats.

[Steel Horse Bailey]

SHB, LR is right I have to play it LOUD.  I carried a Colt ACP for about 15 years. Shot them alot without ear protection. I tuned on race cars, again no ear protection.  We need to talk about the CAF.  Maybe we can, I am planning on coming to the Muster.  My Dad was a B25 pilot in WWII.  He started in B17s before the War started.  He was switched to 25s and sent to Florida.  He would have been flying one of those B17s that tried to land at Hickman on the 7th.   He was a Eglin field in Fla. while Doolittle's Raiders were training to take off from the Hornet. They didn't tell anyone until it was over.   The Group was reorganized and put in the 12th Air Force and sent to North Africa just before the Battle od Cazarine Pass.  He spent 42 through 45 overseas, North Africa and the Med. They had modified some 25s with  75 mm howitsers mounted in the nose to attack German E Boats.

What'd ya say?   

I asked in my IM what yer pa flew and here's the answer.  I'll bet those '75s in the B25s would rattle yer fillings!!!  See you at the Muster ... I hope.