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2011-07-30 shotgun:

As for your interpretation of those lyrics - you very well could be correct.  I've never come across a formal explanation myself.  It would be ironic that a song with such upbeat music would have such

2011-07-27 Warner/Reprise Loss Leaders:

For those that didn't know about it, the Loss Leader records were a series of albums from the 70s featuring Warner/Reprise artists.  Each song on each album was by a different artist, and featured songs

2011-05-28 Morning Girl song.:

Hi William    Might you be thinking about the version of "Morning Girl" recorded by The Lettermen?  It was released in 1971, which would fit in with your pre-1972 scenario.  There are a couple posts on

2011-05-22 Song and Band Title-from the HEAVY era.:

Hi Kevin    Wow, now I'm starting to question my own sanity!  I never knew Lee Dorman with any bands other than Iron Butterfly and Captain Beyond (as well as producing Black Oak Arkansas).  That's not

2011-05-20 first rock song 3/4 time:

This is subject to wide interpretation, given the myriad ways to define a "rock and roll song", but here's my take.  Basically, there's no easy answer.    For old songs that *became* rock and roll adaptations