YOU'RE past will never fade away, if you don't let it it. I know what you mean.....the look on my face, the first time I heard "Cream played on the oldies station (No disrespect Bubb). and continuing up the '60's ladder....then, the knife, in my heart, and TWISTED!! Classic rock started playing "guns & Roses, You could go on the oldies station, and right after you heard a great blast from the past, you heard disco. Radio in the city of Cleveland has always been sad and pathetic, if all you wanted, was good old rock & roll. you had to have satellite, or a nice cd player. This city always has had the problem of having a good station.
Am I playing the body?
Given the thread, well played!
She joins Eddie Money up there.
I'm not sure if anyone knows this....except maybe John, but The girl singing with him on the first album, was also one of the characters on the show "Night Court", Her name is Ellen Foley. She also was on a Blue Oyster Cult album. Also, most of the guitar work, was done by Todd Rundgren, including the revving motorcycle sounds.
The more I know. She was allegedly the inspiration for this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Should_I_Stay_or_Should_I_Go
I think they succeeded. Not in the top 25 of rock & roll history, but it really is, "just a good rockin' song". And I thank you for the link, I like having little bits of relatively useless information on hand, incase a random game of Trivial Pursuit breaks out. My wife and I were at her best friends house one night, and we were playing the game, and it was a nail biter, or at least as much as that game can be. The final question, her husband, and myself lost, because my wife liked watching Sponge Bob Square Pants, and the winning question was, "Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?". The second he started reading the card, I felt the wash of loss pouring over me. The worst part was, I dropped the ball on the question, "What band was Joan Jett in before her solo career?" I wanted to say the runaways, but I just wasn't 100%, so I flip flopped, and didn't get credit for it, and of course as we all know, it was the band she was in. I lost to an adult woman of 50, that watched fucking Sponge Bob. As a result, I love to absorb little bits of otherwise useless info. Plus it's fun to force my wife to listen to it,
