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I found the song... Thanks to Google... Don't know the one you mention... but can do a good rendition... (loud, and very probably eccentric) of Big and Rich's - Save a Horse, Ride a Cowboy... grin

AussiePam wrote: I found the song... Thanks to Google... Don't know the one you mention... but can do a good rendition... (loud, and very probably eccentric) of Big and Rich's - Save a Horse, Ride a Cowboy... grin


Ughh noo that's self mutilation to have that song stuck in your head. I'll just try humming the theme of Gilligan's Island a few times.

Yes, the teardrop one did turn out a bit heavier than I remembered... I'm always happy to save a horse though.. grin.. my gym uses that track for the biceps bit of the pump class... grin. It's an all girls gym and the ladies rise to the occasion with gusto. Gilligan's Island - that'll work!!

Alfred wrote: ok i won't
But i will....:wah:

the new one by Trace Atkins...

"Honky-Tonk B'donkadonk"

that's great at the country bar.

Sheryl wrote: I have no idea on the Black Flower song. I've been stuck on some choo choo song I heard last night at the club.



It was somethign like



Come on Come ride it

the choo choo rider.



Have no idea who it is, just that lyric running over and over in my head. :rolleyes:




SASSY ! :sneaky:

Cocaine

Eric Clapton





If you wanna hang out

You've gotta take her out

Cocaine

If you wanna get down

Get down on the ground

Cocaine

She's alright,

She's alright,

She's alright,

COCAINE

If you got that lose

You wanna kick them blues

Cocaine

When your day is done

And you wanna ride on

Cocaine

She's alright,

She's alright,

She's alright,

COCAINE

If your day is gone

And you wanna ride on

Cocaine

Don't forget this fact

You can't get it back

Cocaine

She's alright,

She's alright,

She's alright,

COCAINE

She's alright,

She's alright,

She's alright,

COCAINE

Nomad wrote: SASSY ! :sneaky:


:o ...

Now that's a complex song, Val !! When I first read it, I took 'take her out' as having her whacked.. then I thought, gosh no.. it means 'take her out' - then again, does it.. too hard.. Sheryl - how did you go at the dentist's??? I'm still singing Groovy Kind of Love... (in spite of having the Chieftains 'Bells of Dublin' CD on, unseasonally playing Chrissie carols.

The Chieftans do a nice rendition of She Moved Thrpugh The Fair w/ Van Morisson.

Hi Nomad !! I'm a very big Chieftains fan. Especially of their earlier recordings (have all of them) - when they were playing only traditional Irish music. Have been to several concerts of theirs. I'll have to look for their version of She Moved Through the Fair.

I only know of them through Van Morisson. Ill download some of their music and see what theyre about





and I meant through not thrpough:-2

The early recordings were just labelled Chieftains 1, kinda thing. What they did really, was revive traditional music, take it out of the pub, and present it as musicians to other musicians. They were phenomenal.

I really like the Irish thing. Very soulful and kinda sad. I dont know why I like sad music but I do. You've peaked my interest now.

I love it too, Nomad. Did a couple of years of Irish language at one time, and my final culture dissertation was on Uillean Pipes. The image of the piper, sitting on his own on a rock looking out to sea - the wild Atlantic - and playing a lament... for all the woes of suffering humanity - has stuck with me always. I'm a flute player and have occasionally been lucky enough to jam with a piper, Sometimes I climb one of the hills here and sit in the bush on a rock and play a tin whistle (the flute doesn't do well in the breeze up on the hill - the tin whistle just about copes.. the wind seizes the notes and sort of spins them inside out).

That sounds very serene, my niece has a flute sitting in her closet, I keep meaning to ask her if she would sell it to me. I love love the flute, its whispers in the wind that carry you away...........................

You play flute !!! WOW. I have a silver Emerson, traditional mechanism etc, nice tone.. then a couple of years ago I was at the National Folk Festival here in Canberra and ran into a flutemaker... who had brought with him three of his creations. I fell in love with one of them instantly - made from a dense Queensland redwood.. it was only part played in. Beautiful insturment!!!!!!! Rich earthy timbre. It sings..

No I dont play. Id like too. Can we still be friendly now ? Or is it too late for that ? :rolleyes:

Id like to play piano, flute and violin.....maybe one day if I ever drag my carcass away from the puter Ill actually do one of those things. You need two hands right ? :p

Pookles, Nomad... you're gonna dob in the gang for mucking up in another place !!! And you'll be sniggering when we all get wallopped in the woodshed!!!



Um... and my favourite song is MoonDance, and

.... world peace

Ok now you just stop all that gibberish, what is it were trying to say here ? Pookling whats that ? It sounds dirty ?

AussiePam wrote: Now that's a complex song, Val !! When I first read it, I took 'take her out' as having her whacked.. then I thought, gosh no.. it means 'take her out' - then again, does it.. too hard.. Sheryl - how did you go at the dentist's??? I'm still singing Groovy Kind of Love... (in spite of having the Chieftains 'Bells of Dublin' CD on, unseasonally playing Chrissie carols.


It went ok. Gotta go back on 21st for a cleaning and thorough check up.

I have a CD of Celtic Lullibies that I played for my children when they were babies. I loved it. The voices were so soothing.