by Simon 623 Replies latest social entertainment
Try these...
My friends tell me, that I've been such a fool,
And I have to stand by and take it baby, all for lovin' you.
Drown myself in sorrow, and I look at what you've down.
But nothin' seems to change, the bad times stay the same
Night was dark, but the sky was blue,
Down the alley, the ice-wagon flew,
Heard a bump, and somebody screamed,
You should have heard just what I seen
We rolled across the high plains
Deep into the mountains
Felt so good to me
Finally feelin' free
Cowboy
cowboy ..
whipping post - the allman bros.
who do you love? - the greatful dead, QMS, the band, santana, yardbirds, the doors, george thorogood
not sure of the last one!!
Edited by - bitter mango on 21 June 2002 1:51:25
Edited by - bitter mango on 21 June 2002 1:57:49
Night was dark, but the sky was blue,
Down the alley, the ice-wagon flew,
Heard a bump, and somebody screamed,
You should have heard just what I seen
Who Do You Love? - probably best known nowadays by George Thorogood, but it was a mild hit in the sixties by Quicksilver Messenger Service. I want to say that it was written by a bluesman like Muddy Waters, but I can't recall for sure.
Okay, what's/who's this one?
The lady, she asked me if I would be her man
You know that I told her, I'd do what I can
To keep her looking pretty
Buy her dresses that shine
While the rest of them dudes was making their bread
Buddy, beg your pardon, I was losing mine!
Oldie but a goodie:
And I shall hear, though soft you tread above me
And then my grave will warmer, sweeter be
For you will bend and tell me that you love me
And I shall sleep in peace til you come to me
Comf,I think the original Who Do You Love was done by Bo Diddely
Bea ....I posted #3,dedicated to you,once upon a time
Cowboy
The lady, she asked me if I would be her man
You know that I told her, I'd do what I can
To keep her looking pretty
Buy her dresses that shine
While the rest of them dudes was making their bread
Buddy, beg your pardon, I was losing mine!
Mississippi Queen, by??? WASP? Great cow-bell.
How about this one:
"I've thought of having children
But I've gone and changed my mind
It's hard enough to watch the news
Let alone, explain it to a child
To cast your eye 'cross nature
Over fields of rape and corn
And tell him without flinching
Not to fear where he's been born
Then someone sat me down last night
And I heard Caruso sing.."
cowboy.. ROLL ME AWAY!!! (bob seger version, i'm asumming )
Seger,of course......see,ya just needed a hint,sis
Cowboy
Yeah, love that cowbell, Wuzzie. Six simple quarter note strokes and three-and-four count flams on the snare-bass-snare. I play that simple little pattern and musicians everywhere know what I'm kicking off.
The band was Mountain. Felix Pappalardi and Leslie West (later of West, Bruce & Laing, which also featured Jack Bruce, former bassist for Cream).
