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A pie in the face for being a sleepy bull dog
And for all these years I thought he was singing 'sleepy bozo.'
That's a Lady Mondegreen...
And for all these years I thought he was singing 'sleepy bozo.'
That's a Lady Mondegreen...
This was the last CD I bought at Borders before it went belly-up. It's a fun listen. We really should have more than 2 cuts to listen to hear at RP:
Track Listing1 - Do You Belive In Magic2 - You Didn't Have To Be So Nice3 - Daydream4 - You Baby5 - Did You Ever Have To Make Up Your Mind6 - Wild About My Lovin'7 - Younger Girl8 - On The Road Again9 - Didn't Want To Have To Do It10 - Jug Band Music11 - Summer In The City12 - Rain On The Roof13 - Pow (Theme From 'What's Up, Tiger Lily?')14 - Nashville Cats15 - Lovin' You16 - Darlin' Companion17 - Coconut Grove18 - Full Measure19 - Darling Be Home Soon20 - Lonely (Amy's Theme)21 - You're A Big Boy Now22 - Six O'Clock23 - She Is Still A Mystery24 - Money25 - Younger Generation26 - Never Going Back
Track Listing1 - Do You Belive In Magic2 - You Didn't Have To Be So Nice3 - Daydream4 - You Baby5 - Did You Ever Have To Make Up Your Mind6 - Wild About My Lovin'7 - Younger Girl8 - On The Road Again9 - Didn't Want To Have To Do It10 - Jug Band Music11 - Summer In The City12 - Rain On The Roof13 - Pow (Theme From 'What's Up, Tiger Lily?')14 - Nashville Cats15 - Lovin' You16 - Darlin' Companion17 - Coconut Grove18 - Full Measure19 - Darling Be Home Soon20 - Lonely (Amy's Theme)21 - You're A Big Boy Now22 - Six O'Clock23 - She Is Still A Mystery24 - Money25 - Younger Generation26 - Never Going Back
I'll take a heaping helpful of..
..... wonderful10
fredriley wrote:
It's a fairly common metaphor in blues songs, Fred. Sometimes it's used in a very subtle way; other times the meaning is more obvious. A relatively late and well-known song built around it is "Spoonful" by Willy Dixon.
I've read that the band name came from the amount of, erm, 'man cream' that a man produces during, ahem, summits of excitement. Is this apocryphal, or true, anybody know?
It's a fairly common metaphor in blues songs, Fred. Sometimes it's used in a very subtle way; other times the meaning is more obvious. A relatively late and well-known song built around it is "Spoonful" by Willy Dixon.
the first 45 I ever had......nice
I've read that the band name came from the amount of, erm, 'man cream' that a man produces during, ahem, summits of excitement. Is this apocryphal, or true, anybody know?
that spoon...that spoon...that spoon full......
Ouachita wrote:
Awesome.
This played a big role for me back in the day, cruising Main in my 57 Chevy - drove a school bus to earn money for the payment - Main Street being about a mile long and ending at the beginning of red dirt country roads that held erotic promise, more often than not unrealized. Just before Vietnam, in training in Georgia, my bud Jimmy Drown, years before his time with The Id or The Blend, would hold his left handed 12 string while I strummed and sang this song, and while we both laughed our young asses off. God bless John Sebastian and Jimmy Drown.
Awesome.
Nice to hear this on RP!
This played a big role for me back in the day, cruising Main in my 57 Chevy - drove a school bus to earn money for the payment - Main Street being about a mile long and ending at the beginning of red dirt country roads that held erotic promise, more often than not unrealized. Just before Vietnam, in training in Georgia, my bud Jimmy Drown, years before his time with The Id or The Blend, would hold his left handed 12 string while I strummed and sang this song, and while we both laughed our young asses off. God bless John Sebastian and Jimmy Drown.
Haven't heard this one in a while, and a new one for RP! Good day for a song like this 
B b- side of summer in the City?