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Recent Answers from Mike Caldwell

2009-09-24 Rock Version of Bach's Toccata & Fugue:

I think you might have been misled - Emerson Lake & Palmer did a rocked-out version of this in the 70s, and that might be the version you're seeking. Here's an example of their rendition of the piece

2009-09-17 Name of this song...:

This is a bit of an educated guess, but if I had to bet, I'd say something that Dave Allan might've filled in at the time. You might find more information here : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Davie_Allan_and_The_Arrows

2009-08-07 Classic Rock Songs with Women's Names:

Hi, here are some suggestions for the names provided: Sara : No brainer - Fleetwood Mac's "Sara" from the Tusk album Jenn : How about Tommy Tutone's "867-5309 (Jenny)"? Amy : Pure Prairie League did

2008-12-11 an old song:

I think that was the song "Last Chance" by the group "Shooting Star". It had some popularity around 1980. Pretty sure I recall the lyrics you cited in that track. Try downloading a sample clip somewhere

2007-12-01 hose:

That piece of equipment is called a "talk box", it's basically a tube attached to the amp/drivers that allows vocal inflections to shape whatever notes are being played on the guitar. You can learn more