Tuesday: This Is Not America, David Bowie

Oh I love David Bowie!

Life On Mars - David Bowie

Ashes to Ashes - David Bowie


I hope someone else jumps in or we'll go for pages on David Bowie!

golden soldiers - The Sound

Tuesday: I know the Hollies did it.

Ups, Harley posted just before me.

This is a difficult one:

Asche zu asche - Rammstein

Tuesday: I wasn't sure if it was the same version you were talking about! I didn't know if you knew of the Hollies in the States ot not.

Tuesday: Long, cool woman I can buy, but Floosie in a dress?!?!?!?!?!?!


Andre- I was going to post "Golden Country" Reo Speedwagon to break the Bowie chain, but you beat me, so now.....ok, I'm stuck!

Tuesday: Air That I Breathe, Carrie Ann, Bus Stop.....

Tuesday : Bus Stop, MaryAnne

red dragon: Yes, we know the Hollies- loved them- they gave us Graham Nash, who left them to join David Crosby and Steven Stills to create one of my favorite group. Crosby, Still and Nash...and later CSNY, with Neil Young...Deju Vu is aa classic!!!!

red dragon: ok, Carrie Ann, not MaryAnne

*showing my age here*

Tuesday: Yes. They were a Manchester band I think.

Tuesday: does it have to be a song? Can it be an album?
Ram-Paul McCartney


(how dare he not have a title track on there- he did on "Band on the Run")

LOL...all I can think of is Ramrod- isn't that a song???

Tuesday: On Grand Funk's album 'Closer to Home'- the last song is I'm Your Captain

On my Grand Funk Railroad 'Collector's Series' CD, the song is combined, listed as Closer To Home/I'm Your Captain
so now I get the pleasure of listening to them both again and seeing if there's a difference

My brother-in-law sings the song to me every Sunday night- especially the part "I'm your captain- listen to me.."

He's the captain of our bowling league...I'm not very good at listening to him

Tuesday: I listened to WLS as a teenager too!

Tuesday: yepper, I think you're right- I think he was based in Wisconsin, but I could be wrong about that- Chicago is about an hour south of the Wisconsin border...

baddessi: didnt they have the "Jack and Tom Show"?

Tuesday: wasnt that c.c.r ?

<ok ok I'll slow down & watch the typos...please delete my previous post>edited version here.
Tuesday: brings back memories...on a carousel by the hollys was playing on the radio when I was 11 at camp iawah.and the minister's 14 year old daughter french kissed me.

bwildman: um....er....refer to my earlier post (way back) about being a little foggy on the 70s....
and in case you missed the "draught relief" ask Tuesday...we got it raining for her..
I recommended playing "Riders On the Storm", followed by "Riding the Storm Out"...I've since decided "texas Flood" is a good follow-up....you must play then repeatedly and if you need further assistance, refer to the list of rain songs we posted a page or so back

nobleheart: nice memories, huh?
what do you mean wasn't that ccr?

baddessi: creadence clearwater revival...didnt they do that? i could have just checked

Let It Be, The Beatles

Tuesday: it was "Nimrod" Green Day I was thinking of, not Ramrod! LOL
But I guess it's the Ram we're looking for...

Nirvana- I don't know that one- but I plan on finding it. I love the Hollies!

Ram-Bunk-Shush: Ventures

Tuesday: Wig-Wam Bam - The Sweet.

Sweet Melissa- Allman Brothers Band

Sweet Caroline- Neil Diamond

Diamond(s) and Rust- Joan Baez

Drop the Pilot - Joan Armatrading

Oh Lord Don't Let Them Drop That Atomic Bomb On Me, Charles Mingus

The song is actually called

Oh Lord Don't Drop That Atomic Bomb On Me, Charles Mingus :)

baddessi: The Hollies Songlist