Weather Report - Teen Town

Nirvana, Smells like Teen Spirit

Um, Rob?
Might I politely inquire as to where you're finding "get", "out", "of", or "town" in "Good Lovin'"?  Try again, my friend.


Peter

Spencer Davis Group: "Gimme Some Lovin'"

Bill, tgo

Hi Peter,

At the end of Bill's post with the video, he snuck in:

" Decide for yourself.  In the meantime:   James Brown:  "Get On the Good Foot"

Bill, tgo"

So I followed with Cole Porter"s, "Get Out of Town".

Rob

So now I respond to Bill's latest post, Spencer Davis Group, "Gimme Some Lovin", with John Coltrane, "Some Other Blues".


Although I'm not sure where Bill got "Gimme Some Lovin" out of elwoodblues' Nirvana, "Smells Like Teen Spirit".   

Quote from: rv_bass on January 12, 2020, 05:16:46 AM
Hi Peter,

At the end of Bill's post with the video, he snuck in:

" Decide for yourself.  In the meantime:   James Brown:  "Get On the Good Foot"

We may have some feed glitches going on somehow; you seem to have missed my "Good Lovin'", between Bill and you, and Bill seems to be responding to my "Good Lovin'", having apparently missed Mario & Elwood.  My guess is, the page takes you to the first unread, which is the last on th epage, and the next page goes unnoticed; I know I've that sometimes.

But now that we're back on track - Grateful Dead, "That's It For The Other One".

Peter

Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight) - ABBA
Glynn (slightly losing the order here maybe??)

Way losing the order, I fear.  But, in the interest of getting back on track, I'll play off you:  Gladys Knight & The Pips, "Midnight Train To Georgia".

Peter

Maria Muldaur / David Nictern - Midnight at the Oasis

Amanda Palmer: "Oasis"

Peter, what happens if we come to a dead end?

Bill, tgo

Ozric Tentacles - Train Oasis

Billy Joe Shaver, "Georgia On A Fast Train".

And I've been pondering that, too, Bill - especially with one-word titles.  I'm open to suggestions.
The other forum, where I got the idea, it pretty much stopped because one guy seemed to think the goal was to name a song that couldn't be play off.  So please, everybody - let's not make it too hard,

Peter (who wishes he didn't have to go to another screen to italicize)

How about trying to get back to the original line "Time Has Come Today" ? - this could involve some risky gambles if we want a winner, as obvious give-aways could arise.
Glynn

Dwight Yoakim: "Fast As You"

I figured out italics!

Bill, tgo