Posted on 05/05/2005 7:17:17 AM PDT by Dan from Michigan
Okay, one more..
There's a bathroom on the right from Creedence Clearwater Revival, There's a bad moon on the rise
If you listen to the original version by Richard Berry & the Pharaohs, on the Flip label (#321, for you collectors), the words are quite clear. The tune was a local hit in Southern California in 1957.
If you listen closely, the band misses a beat, and it sounds like someone says "sh__!"
And, a few years later, 'Run Run Run' by Jo Jo Gunne: We're all just pickles in the wind.
And I believe the 'lemon' lyric is from Robert Johnson's 'Traveling Riverside Blues' way back in the 30s. Another variation: "If you don't like my potatoes, don't go digging up my vine." And everyone's probably with the peach tree lyric.
Jeez, what a bunch of bruhaha.
I wonder if that principal had ever heard the tune
Nuts, hot nuts, get'em from the Pnut man.
we should send this high school principle a g g allen or lil duece cd for comparision ifshe thinks luoie louie is raunchy she will have a stroke and die if she hears either of those two
Nothin' like a little zero tolerance, eh?
boner
You'd think I'd have known that. I'm a substitute teacher.
Thanks!
This more closely resembles the lyrics that most bands use.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN??? I don't get it! Plant (by way of Robert Johnson) was way too subtle.
I started out as a sub, too!
Then you might appreciate this. Today I went into a high school drama classroom only to find that someone had defecated in the back of the room.
Tonite we're trying to determine who did that song in the mid 70's called "Rock On"......?
Something like, Hey kid, rock and roll.........Some echo parts and even a reference to James Dean? Another part like, soothe my soul..........
It's wonderful when children express themselves in this kind of original way, isn't it?
First thought: our future leaders
Second thought: Oh! Drama, practicing for Hollywood....ok.
"Rock On" is by by David Essex. It first entered the charts in the UK in August of 1973 and then charted in the US in November of that year.
'scuse me while I kiss this guy - Jimi Hendrix
Thankx so much!
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