Double Shenanigans!

Sky Pilot played by Hankster, 2/29/20
Take me to the Pilot played by Paulman 8/29/21

Still on the Creedence tune!

Bill, tgo

I had a vague memory of this. Which is what I consider a good day.

Robbie Robertson, "Out Of The Blue".

Electric Light Orchestra - Can't Get It Out of My Head (From, Eldorado - 1974)

Mick Scott & Peter Gerlach, "No Head, No Backstage Pass" (sorry, no video....)

It's been about 45 years, but off the top of my head:

Now I don't play me no electric guitar
I just do sound for the group
But if you wanna meet a rock-n-roll star
You gotta put out for the troops

A lot of the rest of it was not so sensitive and polite.

Peter (who will add that we wrote it in the time it took to sing it; good buzz going that night!)

(With a nod to our own Jazzyvee) Musical Youth:  Pass the Dutchie


Bill, tgo

Seals And Crofts - We May Never Pass This Way Again (From, Diamond Girl - 1973)

Good Ol' Grateful Dead:  On the Road Again

Bill, tgo

From the sublime to the ridiculous: Gilbert O'Sullivan, "Alone Again, Naturally". 

Peter

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on October 22, 2024, 06:50:27 PM
From the sublime to the ridiculous: Gilbert O'Sullivan, "Alone Again, Naturally". 

Peter

Ridiculous? Some nice chord changes in there, if you listen past the orchestration. Melody just off-parlando, that's a classic in my book. Plus the lyrics get dark in places.

There was a cover version of the song in Dutch, with a completely different subject matter, where the chorus ends with a line that has made it into an everyday expression, "Toen was geluk heel gewoon" ("Everybody was just happy back then").

We was young, back in the TopPop days, when stars would come to lip-sync on the Dutch telly (or the ELO clip a few posts up, from the same show). So I may be a little prejudiced.

Well, Adriaan, I was young when I saw him do it on The Midnight Special (a US TV show that stole it's name from a radio show on WFMT in Chicago, and didn't do lip synching), and it made me itch back then; still does.

Peter

If that's true, than the radio show stole it from the traditional whose lyrics were first published in 1905.  It was first recorded in 1926 by Dave "Pistol Pete" Cutrell, with the more well-known version recorded by Lead Belly in 1934. 

Also, shenanigans!!!!!   (This is gonna be good).  The Gilbert O'Sullivan tune has already been played on 2/2/20 by ... wait for it .... Cozmik Cowboy himself!!!!

We're still on Bobby and the boyz.

Bill, tgo

Michael Hedges - The Road To Return

Alanis Morrisette - You Owe Me Nothing In Return (From, Under Rug Swept, 2002)

Quote from: lbpesq on October 23, 2024, 08:46:44 AM
If that's true, than the radio show stole it from the traditional whose lyrics were first published in 1905.  It was first recorded in 1926 by Dave "Pistol Pete" Cutrell, with the more well-known version recorded by Lead Belly in 1934. 

Also, shenanigans!!!!!   (This is gonna be good).  The Gilbert O'Sullivan tune has already been played on 2/2/20 by ... wait for it .... Cozmik Cowboy himself!!!!

We're still on Bobby and the boyz.

Bill, tgo

Yes, they stole it from the song; it was a folkie show.

And may I say - well, fiddlesticks!  I searched each word, each pair of words, and the whole thing, and it came up clean every dern time!
I am about convinced that the "Search" function is part of a vast right-wing conspiracy to drive me batshit crazy.

Peter