Mythical birds count.
One word instead of two, but I think it qualifies.
One word instead of two, but I think it qualifies.
On That Note: The Animals (part 1): For the Birds
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Well, now is your chance!
There are, surprisingly, some levels I can't bring myself to stoop to.
If we are down to just lyrics now I have to post this one.
Chestnut brown canary
Ruby throated sparrow
Sing the song, don't be long
Thrill me to the marrow
By the way, there is no such thing as a ruby throated sparrow but it flows nicely.
Chestnut brown canary
Ruby throated sparrow
Sing the song, don't be long
Thrill me to the marrow
By the way, there is no such thing as a ruby throated sparrow but it flows nicely.
Eagles music has gotten oversaturated, but not all of it. Here are 3 tracks I like from Hotel California’s side 2.
This was cited in “OTN: Give Us Your Keys” — I don't recall who posted it, if anyone recognizes it as their contribution, notify us.
This was cited in “OTN: Give Us Your Keys” — I don't recall who posted it, if anyone recognizes it as their contribution, notify us.
I think only @ImJustKCClone likes Anne Murray.I took that off the board last night. Didn't want anyone else to suffer for doing it and you went and threw yourself on the grenade anyway making my previous selfless sacrifice in vain.
I'll go there. I have no standards. Except I won't stoop to Anne Murray level. I guess I have some standards.
She was actually one of my favorites in the late 70s and through the 80s. One of my favorite things about her was that she had agreed to perform the song "Blame Canada" on an Oscars broadcast (as it was nominated for best song from a motion picture) after being talked into it by one of her kids. She was initially hesitant because of the line "all that hockey hullabaloo/and that ***** Anne Murray too." But, she discovered after thinking she could do it that there was a scheduling conflict and they ended up with Robin Williams instead.
I could probably sing most of her popular music by memory and I probably liked her music in the 70's. It's what my parents forced us to listen to in the car on road trips. The other choices were Roger Whittaker, Bobby Goldsboro and (if we were lucky) Glen Campbell.
I remember playing this song for jazz band:
A little Merle for ya:
Funny one by John Anderson:
And some George Jones...
One last one. Elvis!
A little Merle for ya:
Funny one by John Anderson:
And some George Jones...
One last one. Elvis!
Sorry if this one has already posted but I don't remember seeing it...
