most popular song -the day you were born

Your going to love this...........my Song for 1934 was 'Little Dutch Mill by Bing Crosby..........I couldn't find that version but I did find this........


All you Cajuns git your dancin' shoes on....your gonna love this...

http://npmusic.org/Leo_Soileaus_Four_Aces_Little_Dutch_Mill.mp3

Cochise, Boppin' on the Bayou....

 

It's actually a song I like!

Me and Bobby McGee by Janis Joplin. Now that woman was cool.

 

Love it Ron........

Try this for size........

http://npmusic.org/artists.html


Cochise,

 

"Jailhouse Rock/ Treat Me Nice" by Elvis Presley http://bestsmileys.com/jail/1.gif

 

"Jailhouse Rock"??

Is this one o'dem posts we supposed to report to Deetox?

Inquiring w/a query, Stony ed

 

Just as long as he adheres to the flip side.

 

Are you kidding ?.... who could hear music with all that screaming going on .......

http://img281.imageshack.us/img281/8508/doublebass8iq.gif

 

Aaaah yes...young e-o!! I remember it well!! When yo Mommy an Daddy took their 1st peek at yoo, they commenced the screaming that lingers to this day....yoo be so ugly!! How ugly one might ask? Home Redecorators use his presense to strip the wallpaper off the walls...no fuss..no muss!!

Offerin a 10day free trial on Plastic Surgery, Sculpty ed

 

Pah ... you uppity Edster - dem's were screams of joy ........ why my good looks had me fending off admirers for so long - I was 7yrs of age before I 'ad time to grow me a birthmark.......... Mind tho' there was the odd quiet moment..... when an ankle biter could practice those all important people skills....

 

I'm in The Mood For Love. I won't tell you what year.

 

Touche mon e-o,

I see you learned the secrets of the "Light Saber" at a tender age! The Swiss Master, Yodel, has taught yoo well. May all of your Alpenhorns toot in the key of C! Seek out Cochise if yoo need lessons as he served as Bandmaster w/the Swiss Naval Forces.

Hands across the sea is a stretch, Swishy ed

 

ahem - I'm sure you mean "quarry" but here is I.

Anyway I get "1977 ... "You Light Up My Life" by Debby Boone.

Not that any of you fruitpies do that for me

 

Tish!..........You didn't say that to Paint last year in your Bunker did you??..how quickly some people forget those romantic moments.......


Cochise, Somewhere over the Rainbow in Rangoon...

 

That's a horse of a different colour..but when the day is done..and the lights go dim..Detox has been known to burn the midnight oil.

http://www.cancorn.com/avi/PatchestheHorse.wmv

 

"The Love You Save" by The Jackson 5

I was hoping it was KISS

 

I hear you young CB,

As soon as Nursies Simone and Consuela are finished tying up Cochise I'll send them over to take care of yoo!

Sending smooches from Smyrna, So so ed

 

ten commandments
http://www.smilesr4u.com/ten.htm

 

The survey says it was Der Bingle and his Christmas of white, but some how I remember something about a worm glowing. Then again some one named Hank was belting them out in Nashville also. Hay I don't know for sure, I was a baby, at least I think I was.

Thanks
Wildman

 

I Heard It Through The Grapevine ~ Marvin Gaye


is an R&B/soul song written by Motown songwriters Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong in 1967. Whitfield recorded several different versions of the song with several different Motown acts, and two of those versions became hits: one version by Gladys Knight & the Pips became a number-two hit in the United States in 1967, while a version by Marvin Gaye became a number-one hit in the U.S. in 1968/1969.
Gaye's version, the most notable recording of the song, was his first number-one hit, and was the most successful single released by Motown in the 1960s. Since the releases of the original hit versions of the song, "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" has been heavily covered, most notably an extended 1970 version by Creedence Clearwater Revival

(Quote from answers.com)

Oo, Bet you're wond'ring how I knew
About your plans to make me blue
With some other guy that you knew before?
Between the two of us guys, you know I love you more.
It took me by surprise, I must say,
When I found out yester-day.
Oo,
CHORUS:

I heard it through the grapevine,
Not much longer would you be mine.
Oo, I heard it through the grapevine,
And I'm just about to lose my mind.
Honey, honey yeah.

You know that a man ain't supposed to cry,
But these tears I can't hold inside.
Losing you would end my life you see,
'cause you mean that much to me.
You could have told me yourself
That you found someone else.
Instead,

CHORUS

People say you "Hear from what you see,
Na na not from what you hear."
I can't help bein' confused;
If it's true, won't you tell me dear?
Do you plan to let me go
For the other guy that you knew before?
Oo,

CHORUS

CHORUS​

 

Oh, and by the way: I was hoping for:

I met a gin soked bar room queen in memphis
She tried to take me upstairs for a ride
She had to heave me right across her sholders
cause I just can't seem to drink her off my mind

Shes a Hooooonky tonk woman
gimmie gimmie gimmie that honky tonk love

I layed her some folks say in New York city
I had to put up some kind of a fight
The lady then she covered me with roses
She blew my nose and then she blew my mind

Shes a Hooooonky tonk woman
gimmie gimmie gimmie that honky tonk love​

"Honky-Tonk Woman" by the Stones
...But I can perfectly live with this one...

regards,
slam

 

nice!

 

How are you guys finding those? The site has had the search shut down due to DRM.

 

Ooooppps. Looks like the guy stepped on some copyrights.