The you-like-THAT-song-by-that-artist game

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The Ballad Of Tom Jones.

I liked the video + it's probably the only one I can recall.

Jesus & Mary Chain
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Darklands




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Enola Gay. Couldn't stop playing this when I first heard it. It's 8.15 and that's the time that it's always been. Andy McCluskey is now a very successful chart pop songwriter. They've reformed for a tour, haven't they? I lost any remnant of hope/interest when they called an LP 'Architecture and Morality'.

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Oooh, lots to choose from, but I'll pick "1952 Vincent Black Lightning" from Rumor and Sigh. Great nostalgic song, with some stellar guitar work. He's someone I need to see live.

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DRESS. I love me lots of Peej, but Dress still gets me going.

ok, how about Spoon.
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Post by martinfoyle »

Dont know anything by Spoon, so would Romantic Traffic by The Spoons be ok?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vubMfPh7URs

If so, next up

The Cookies
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On Broadway.
Still the best version of this song.

Next up:
The Partridge Family
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I Woke Up In Love This Morning

Cher
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Gypsies Tramps and Thieves

Scud Mountain Boys' cover version is ace.

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Post by migdd »

Sweet Caroline
I was a pre-teen when this was a huge hit. Hearing it again always brings me back to sweeter times.

Next up:
Hall and Oates
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This would be Private Eyes. Catchy, short, classic.

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That Smell

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D.U.N. L.A.O.I.G.H.A.I.R.E , what else?

The Grateful Dead
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Mexicali Blues.


Willie Nelson.
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The Most Unoriginal Sin
Written by John Hiatt, Willie's version is splendid.

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Unforgetable - cos basicaly it is


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Post by Otis Westinghouse »

T-t-t-totally Wired - brilliant song

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Post by colrow26 »

Gloria - the Old grey Whistle test 1975

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Shooting Star



Rancid.
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I am the one - Rancid. Its the only song title I know by them and i got it from a previous thread!!

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"Ugly Stories" from Under Cold Blue Stars, still my favorite of his albums. A lot darker than the stuff he's done since, but the domestic misery seems to suit him better than this transatlantic thing he has going on now.

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The Man Who Invented Himself (with horns) http://spanghew.blogspot.com/2007/10/lo ... werps.html

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King Rocker - reminds me of going round to my mates in 78 and him playing it not stop for about an hour!!

THe Bluetones
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Bluetonic - simply for "when i am sad and lonely, when all my hope has gone, I walk around my house and think of you with nothing on". Now thats poetry!! :)

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Josie. Because that's my baby daughter's name. But that's not why it's her name, if you follow me.


The Allman Brothers. (a Greg lookalike was here applying for a job this morning).
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