Ruby Tuesday - The Rolling Stones
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"Waiting For Wednesday" - Lisa Loeb
Tuesday Afternoon - The Moody Blues
Lazy Afternoon - Eartha Kitt
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The Good Life - Three Days Grace
Nice association @forever_young!
Subtle but on target...
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Joy to the World - Three Dog Night
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Joy to the World - Three Dog Night
Ode To Joy (Symphony #9) - Beethoven
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Notes_Norton
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“Raspberry Beret” - Prince. ..
Strawberry Fair - Anthony Newley
Blueberry Hill - Fats Domino
Blackberry Way - The Move
Cool Jerk - Capitols
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"Cool Change" - Little River Band
I think they came to PC.
Change (Makes Me Want to Hustle) - Donald Byrd
Change (Makes Me Want to Hustle) - Donald Byrd
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"Just The Way You Are" - Billy Joel
lyrics:
"Don't go changing to try and please me"
lyrics:
"Don't go changing to try and please me"
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"I Wanna Be Loved by You" - although first sung by Helen Kane in the 1920, but usually associated with Marilyn Monroe.
And a quadruple word score
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And a quadruple word score
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Calling Your Name - Marilyn
I Call Your Name - The Beatles
It's Your Call - Reba McEntire
The Gambler - Kenny Rogers
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"From A Jack To A King" - Ned Miller
Long ago I played in a predominantly country bar in West Hollywood Florida and while we were setting up our gear every week, and before we started, some guy used to play this on the juke box almost constantly. He must have had an endless supply of quarters.
I grew very tired of that song, but if I hear it now once in a while it brings back the good memories of gigging there.
We were "rock and roll' night on Mondays, which was a day off from our other gigs. There were hitching posts in front, the bartenders had a loaded 38 under each cash register, and the cook used throw a meat cleaver at the rats if they showed their face in the kitchen.
But the customers were very nice to us, there were plenty of colorful characters, the money was decent, and the rough crowd that prompted the guns under the cash registers didn't come by on Monday.
I was 18 years old at the time, and I didn't realize what a dive that place was. It was just a place to play music to an appreciative audience, and that's really all that mattered.
Long ago I played in a predominantly country bar in West Hollywood Florida and while we were setting up our gear every week, and before we started, some guy used to play this on the juke box almost constantly. He must have had an endless supply of quarters.
I grew very tired of that song, but if I hear it now once in a while it brings back the good memories of gigging there.
We were "rock and roll' night on Mondays, which was a day off from our other gigs. There were hitching posts in front, the bartenders had a loaded 38 under each cash register, and the cook used throw a meat cleaver at the rats if they showed their face in the kitchen.
But the customers were very nice to us, there were plenty of colorful characters, the money was decent, and the rough crowd that prompted the guns under the cash registers didn't come by on Monday.
I was 18 years old at the time, and I didn't realize what a dive that place was. It was just a place to play music to an appreciative audience, and that's really all that mattered.