Thanks a lot, nine! This is one of those topics that will drive me ape shit if it's on the tip of my tongue and I can't remember!!!!

And yes, the one you mentioned is a great example!!

Thanks a lot, nine! This is one of those topics that will drive me ape shit if it's on the tip of my tongue and I can't remember!!!!

And yes, the one you mentioned is a great example!!

  QUOTE (MoonHowler @ December 1, 2006, 11:16)

lol. If you can't think of it then Google it.

I will give one or two lines from a verse of a song and the next person has to give the song title, recording artist and/or composer. Okay here goes.

Well, the seasons come
And the seasons go

  QUOTE (skrr6689 @ December 1, 2006, 11:08)


Bing Crosby? White Christmas?

how about:

the radio is blasting someone's knocking on the door
i'm looking at my girlsfriend, she's passed out on the floor

How about this one?

The scene was rockin', all were digging the sounds

  QUOTE (skrr6689 @ December 5, 2006, 16:53)

Im thinking a Deep Purple song, but I'm not sure

  QUOTE (freensleazy @ December 5, 2006, 16:58)


No you're wrong. Not even close.

  QUOTE (skrr6689 @ December 5, 2006, 17:06)


Monster Mash

Dr. Demento

I played that song over and over for the trick or treaters on Halloween night

Dr. Demento

I played that song over and over for the trick or treaters on Halloween night

Dr. Demento

I played that song over and over for the trick or treaters on Halloween night

What about this one......

If I worked my hands in wood,
Would you still love me?

And who's the ORIGINAL artist?

  QUOTE (MoonHowler @ December 6, 2006, 11:42)

Title: If I Were A Carpenter

Original artist: Bobby Darin

  QUOTE (skrr6689 @ December 6, 2006, 11:47)


You're right... but here's some info for ya'...

This was written by Folk singer Tim Hardin, who performed it at Woodstock in 1969. It had been 3 years since Bobby Darin had a hit record. The Beatles had arrived, and if it wasn't English, it didn't sell. Darin was still a very marketable talent; if he recorded a song, it was going to get a fair shot. Two music publishers, Charles Koppleman and Don Rubin, walked into his office one day and played him a song they felt was perfect for him: "Do You Believe in Magic?" After hearing it through one time Bobby was convinced it wasn't hit record material and told them so: " Very cute , but it will never be a hit." That song was eventually pitched to The Lovin' Spoonful and became a hit. Several months went by and these same guys came back by Bobby's office and played him another song they thought was perfect for him: "Summer in the City." Again, Bobby didn't like the song and turned it down. That one also went to The Lovin' Spoonful and sold over two and a half million records. More time went by and the two men called on Bobby a third time. Before they sat down he said, "I don't care what you got! I'm gonna record it," and he did. They pitched him "If I Were A Carpenter" and It became Darin's last big hit.

I have the Tim Hardin version... I think it's the best!

I'll leave you with this one.......

As a storm was blowin'
out on the peaceful sea

Try this one.

I got a good job, I work hard for my money.
When it's quittin' time, I hit the door running.

Song ~ Captain Jack
Artist - Joel Billy

song ~ Moonshadow
Artists ~ Cat Stevens
Mandy Moore