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Song Uno Part 12

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champbassist said:
Cheat!

I'm skipping your reply and responding to the guy above you:

Big God/Raped Souls- Fear Factory
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Some folks (like myself) would really take exception to being called a cheat. Maybe you should apologize and bring it down a notch. If we were sitting across a table playing some sort of game we would have a problem..

Missing You - John Waite
 
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GtenderG said:
Some folks (like myself) would really take exception to being called a cheat. Maybe you should apologize and bring it down a notch. If we were sitting across a table playing some sort of game we would have a problem..

Missing You - John Waite
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He did that on the previous thread as well... if you gotta play, play by the rules. Nobody's forcing you to post anything here. If you can't find a correct song to post in succession to the last song posted, wait until you do. :scowl:

And if you consider 'cheat' objectionable, suggest another (non-objectionable) word please... I shall gladly accept that. :)

A Little Missing Part Of 'Homotopy To Marie' - Nurse With Wound.
 
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franck3d said:
A little bit of soul - the Ramones
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I always knew about the Music Explosion having a big hit with Little Bit O' Soul and The Ramones doing it; but, I recently found the original version by The Little Darlings. My band has been talking about covering this tune sort of in the Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers rendition.

"Little Bit O' Soul" - The Little Darlings (ORIGINAL VERSION 1965)



Little Bit O' Soul is a song written in 1964 by British song writers John Carter and Ken Lewis. Originally recorded by Birmingham band The Little Darlings and released in 1965 on Fontana Records, it was popularized by the American band The Music Explosion. The song was the only Top 40 hit by the band. It peaked at number two on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1967 and was awarded a gold record by the RIAA. The song was released as a single and later on the album of the same name.

Soul Man - Sam & Dave
 
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champbassist said:
He did that on the previous thread as well... if you gotta play, play by the rules. Nobody's forcing you to post anything here. If you can't find a correct song to post in succession to the last song posted, wait until you do. :scowl:

And if you consider 'cheat' objectionable, suggest another (non-objectionable) word please... I shall gladly accept that. :)

A Little Missing Part Of 'Homotopy To Marie' - Nurse With Wound.
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I'm glad you're paying attention. Do you want to be a moderater when you grow up?

BLUE Murder - Blue Murder
 
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