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Post by tcb on Apr 14, 2004 21:05:57 GMT -5
Right again Pete -- so its your turn again
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Post by SpinifexPete on Apr 15, 2004 4:52:45 GMT -5
I no wun, Miss Justmy. ;D Wot faymis country music singer played the harmonica on Bruce Chanel's 1962 pop hit `Hey, Baby'. That's a good wun izn't it, Miss Justmy.
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Post by bUSGAL2 on Apr 15, 2004 10:19:08 GMT -5
Delbert McClinton
I'm a singer songwriter with a younger partner. Back in the 60's I wrote songs for the Troggs and the Hollies
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Post by SpinifexPete on Apr 15, 2004 17:03:35 GMT -5
Whoa! yoo oz faster than a speeding bullet, Miss Busgirl. Hay. Wot about Chip Taylor for yore wun, Miss Busgirl. Iz I on a role, Miss Justmy?
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Post by Busgaljan on Apr 15, 2004 18:51:59 GMT -5
You got it buddy. I was looking through my No Depresson highlights paperback a while ago and found that info.
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Post by SpinifexPete on Apr 15, 2004 21:15:43 GMT -5
Ripper, Miss Busgirl. I will haz another go. But I betta go away for a little wile so I cen thunk wun up. Or I mights jus arsk Wallaby.
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Post by SpinifexPete on Apr 15, 2004 21:58:25 GMT -5
Aw, that's a bewdy, Wallaby. In 1962, while the pop charts of the USA were topped by songs from Bobby Vinton, Neil Sedaka, Little Eva and Tommy Roe, the Australian and UK charts were topped by country music artists. The UK charts No.1 was a recording by a country music artist raised in Australia. While the Australian Charts, at the same time were topped that artist, as well as a UK pop group with a country song and a US country music artist with a country song. Who was that US country music artist?
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Post by SpinifexPete on Apr 18, 2004 17:03:27 GMT -5
Whear iz yoo, Miss Busgirl. Wallaby sed this'd be a hard wun. But I thort sumwun would ansser it. Wallaby is goan away for a few munths. He's goan to the Middel Eest an then Yoorup. Soes he's gonna shut down this macheen an lock me out. Bye, bye, Miss Justmy an' Miss Busgirl an' everywun. Pssst! Don't tell Wallaby but I'll gives ya a clue. The uther country singers wot I sed was Frank Ifield an' The Springfields. An' the US country singer sings about birds an' bares an' things.
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Post by Busgaljan on Apr 18, 2004 20:40:59 GMT -5
If you are talking about bears and birds from 1962, you must mean Claude King.
I need to read my Tillman Franks book again.
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Post by tcb on Apr 20, 2004 0:58:28 GMT -5
Looks like its your turn then Janice -- I'm heading on out here for a few days - I'll be back on the weekend --- no wild parties here now while I'm gone - you hear!
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Post by Busgaljan on Apr 20, 2004 22:47:14 GMT -5
We were a duet of a country and pop singer brought together in 1949. Our first single was already a hit for it's writer.
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Post by Busgaljan on Apr 21, 2004 21:14:08 GMT -5
It's Wednesday night and I just gave a first listen to Joni Harnes and Eliza Gilkyson. Going to bed early. Arn't the Flameworthy awards tonight?
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Post by tcb on Apr 27, 2004 22:39:48 GMT -5
Joni's awesome! Tell me about Eliza, Janice....
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Post by Busgaljan on Apr 30, 2004 10:28:51 GMT -5
Eliza is decent. No guesses Didn't anyone else read the book I recomended last year on Western Swing converting to Country?
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Post by johnnyger on Apr 30, 2004 21:19:47 GMT -5
"Slipping around" by Jimmy Wakely and Margaret Whiting? (written by Floyd Tillman).
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