If 6 was 9
Jimi Hendrix
I heard it when I was in 8th grade, it immediately resonated with me, not as much the lyrics at that time, but Jimi's cadence, the rhythm section and Jimi's amp.
Murders by number comes to mind.
Three blind mice springs to mind.
Blue suede shoes jumps to mind.
@CoffeeBeanKiller said in #2:
> Murders by number comes to mind.
By the Police? From Synchronicity, thats a good song.
@morphyms1817 said in #5:
> > Murders by number comes to mind.
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> By the Police? From Synchronicity, thats a good song.
I like the cover by Frank Zappa where he invites Mr Sting to come on stage and perform with them.
I own a classical album by Zappa that it is quite good, I think its called the yellow shark, or something.
Revolution 9
The Beatles
In the year 2525
Zager and Evans
One is the loniest number
Harry Nilsson
8 miles high
The Byrds
Wreck of ole 97
Johnny Cash
Three times a lady
The Commodores
8 days a week
Beatles
Im gonna be (500 miles)
The Proclaimers
867 -5309/Jenny
Tommy Tutone
@Dukedog said in #8:
> The Commodores
That Tommy Tutone was so popular at my hs.
I'm surprised the Rolling Stones did not sue for copping their rhythm section concept.
Didn't know that.
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