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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on June 12, 2006, 07:37:27 AM
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damn! missed "Broken English".
Mr Ferry is dancing away.
Neil says My My Hey Hey.
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OMG! Bowie. "I Am a DJ", from Lodger. Don't think Dave's ever played this one (or anything from this LP).
"Humble pie or bitter fruit."
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Ian Gomm - Hold On
Supertramp - The Logical Song
Marianne Faithful - Broken English
Tom Petty - Even The Losers
Dave Edmunds - Queen Of Hearts
Police - Walking On The Moon
Fleetwood Mac - Sara
Roxy Music - Dance Away
Neil Young - My My, Hey Hey (Out Of The Blue)
David Bowie - D.J.
sorry, Rob -- "Queen of Hearts" was NOT written by Rodney Crowell.
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sorry, Rob -- "Queen of Hearts" was NOT written by Rodney Crowell.
AMG says it was written by a "Hank DeVito," whose other songwriting efforts are unfamiliar to me. But Crowell apparently covered it on his 1980 debut.
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damn! missed "Broken English".
Meant to say earlier: I heard this song for the first time ever on last night's replay. If I were a studio whiz I'd be working on a mash-up of that with "I Feel Love." They seemed really, weirdly structurally similar to me.
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damn! missed "Broken English".
Meant to say earlier: I heard this song for the first time ever on last night's replay. If I were a studio whiz I'd be working on a mash-up of that with "I Feel Love." They seemed really, weirdly structurally similar to me.
Oh my yes, that would work perfectly!
That song was quite the prog-FM "turntable hit" at the time. As re-inventing-yourself comebacks go, one of the best, IMHO.
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sorry, Rob -- "Queen of Hearts" was NOT written by Rodney Crowell.
AMG says it was written by a "Hank DeVito," whose other songwriting efforts are unfamiliar to me. But Crowell apparently covered it on his 1980 debut.
Hank DeVito is a steel guitarist who's worked with folks like Emmylou Harris, Rosanne Cash, Ricky Skaggs etc. for years, as has Rodney Crowell. So the path from DeVito to Crowell is a short one.