chilipeppermaniac
Ambassador of Decibels
After listening to DONP's David Watts song, He gets honorable mention for getting a comparable qualifying answer. David Watts will work, but my FA FA song is a different example and different tune.
Oh, the 60's
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Me being born in 1958, I was at the tender age of 8 years old when The Monkees hit the TV screen. I had heard the Beatles, but really got into music with Mike, Davey, Micky & Peter. My father bought me there first four albums and I thought that they were the greatest. With a cool car like the Monkeemobile and guitars, I found my two loves in one show! To this day I still love fast cars and sweet guitars.
chilipeppermaniac
Ambassador of Decibels
HAHA Grant, My first 2 loves were Mrs Miller my 2nd grade teacher and Laura Lippy when I was 8 years old.
Chubbles
Ambassador of Sarcastic Tone
I had a few Beatles 45s and a toy record player.
My hair was long enough to chew on. I was misidentified as a skinny girl all he time. I idolized hippies to some extent. They were right about the environment: Them, and Native Americans.
I remember putting a flower power sticker (from a pack of gum) on my bike.
My hair was long enough to chew on. I was misidentified as a skinny girl all he time. I idolized hippies to some extent. They were right about the environment: Them, and Native Americans.
I remember putting a flower power sticker (from a pack of gum) on my bike.
Gahr
Ambassador of Blues & Brews
The Danish singer/rocker Kim Larsen (probably the greatest artist ever in any of the Nordic countries, sadly he passed away this fall) was asked in an interview on Norwegian television what was his favorite line from any song. Larsen was known for writing really good lyrics, but answered without hesitation or a himt of irony: «Oh, without doubt the Be-Bop-A-Lula line by Gene Vincent.»
You do know that I was talking about fast cars and sweet guitars as my two loves, right? I had crushes on teachers at school too. In 6th grade I bought my teacher a huge bottle of perfume for Christmas that I saw advertised on TV. I had no idea what it smelled like or if she ever wore it.
DonP
Guest
Haha! If it was a huge bottle and you could afford it as a kid, I'm guessing I know how it smelled...
Well the commercial was played a lot on TV so it must have been good
DonP
Guest
Well the commercial was played a lot on TV so it must have been good
Oh, right - that settles it.
jtcnj
Ambassador of the Crossroad
did anyone get this?
I say Psycho Killer Talking Heads.
Ya the police one was too easy.
so is Goo Goo Ga Joob
Ramma Lamma Ding Dong?
A-wop-bop-a-loo-bop-a-wop-bam-boom?
Da Do Ron Ron Ron
Da Do Ron Ron?
jtcnj
Ambassador of the Crossroad
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Ambassador of the Guitarded
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Ambassador of the Guitarded
Ya gotta love the Monkees such great musicians ...
Tommy Tedesco
Hal Blaine
Carol Kaye
& Glen Campbell