quote Originally posted by Zeb: Kyrie, by Mr. Mister.

I knew Steve Farris, who was the lead guitarist for Mr. Mister. Steve is from my hometown, and we went to school together.

Cool! I went to school with....

a bunch of nobodies.

Supposedly my Dad knew and sang with the Buckinghams before they made it big. I heard him sing once and he actually can sing so I kind believe it.

quote Originally posted by golden dragon: nope It was Steve Miller Band

It's good to see Sonny Charles performing with them. He's 70 years old now but still has some moves!



This was Sonny's hit in 1969:

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Another Steve Miller Band misheard lyric:

"Cause I speak of the puppeteers of love"


Clue: "The Letter" by the Medallions (1954)

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quote Originally posted by fierofool: Well, I just spilled my spaghetti over you Oh, what more can I do?

Since no one guessed on this one:
Looking Glass

And I guess there's just no getting over you
Oh, What more can I do?

quote Originally posted by Scottzilla79: Isn't that like a prayer?

'la Isla Bonita' Madonna

'Zippin' up me boobs, goin' back to my roots, yeah'..
'Three ol' Ladies with flashin' eyes..' (you'll NEVER get that one, unless you are old as dirt ..like me
Nick

quote Originally posted by turbotoad: Elton John's Rocket Man

Correct!

Jim

quote Originally posted by fierofetish: 'Three ol' Ladies with flashin' eyes..' (you'll NEVER get that one, unless you are old as dirt ..like me Nick

"Creole babies with flashing eyes" I'm old enough to remember Freddy Cannon's 1959 version of "Way Down Yonder In New Orleans" but none of the earlier recordings from the roaring 20's.

edit: Spelling of Freddy.

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Well done!! fellow Ol' timer!!
I loved Freddy Cannon!! Palisades Park Tallahassie Lassie!! Great raucous music!!
Nick