myLot Discussions on The Commodores Records| Lyric Alterations | | This morning, I was chatting with my Mom on the phone, and her being of an advanced age, she has "to go" frequently, and it has become an ongoing family joke. Well, this morning, she was in rare form, she bursts out in song..."on The Throne again! I can't wait to be back on the throne again".....ala Willie Nelson's "on the road again"Modifying lyrics has become somewhat of a hobby for us, some situations go from tension filled to complete hysterical laughter in just seconds, with the right tune and words.
some all time favorites are:
- "Thick Spouse" to the tune of Brick House (Commodores)
- "Black dog" to the tune of Black Bird (Beatles)
- "this pooch was made for walking" to nancy sinatras "boots"
- "Don't let[i]your[/i] son/mom go down on me" Classic Elton John tune I could go on ad nauseum, but I want to hear some lyric modifications from YOU!sing me a song, pwease[em]blush[/em] | |
| | The Top 25 Teen Idols Of All-Time | | I found this article on Yahoo! Music and thought maybe some of you might be interested in the list. Some listed on here, I've never heard of. But the list does name a lot good ones. The address to read this article is http://new.music.yahoo.com/blogs/listoftheday/104315/the-top-25-teen-idols-of-all-time/
Here is the list as it states in the article:25. 98 Degrees
24. Tiffany
23. Brandy
22. New Kids On The Block
21. Frankie Lymon
20. Shaun Cassidy
19. Debbie Gibson
18. Ricky Nelson
17. N'Sync
16. Leann Rimes
15. Silverchair
14. Hanson
13. Backstreet Boys
12. Jonas Brothers
11. Taylor Swift
10. Menudo
9. Donny and Marie
8. Lulu
7. Tanya Tucker
6. Michael Jackson
5. David Cassidy
4. Avril LaVigne
3. Miley Cyrus
2. Britney Spears
1. Davy JonesDo you agree with the list? I don't. Some of these people I have never heard. Others I have heard of and were big back in their day and still are today. But where are the Beatles at? Come on, they were way bigger than 98 Degrees. How about the Beach Boys, The Jackson 5, The Commodores, Janet Jackson, and many more. I really don't think the writer did sufficent research for this article. Can you think of any teen... | |
| | Oldies but Goodies..... | | I love the old but good songs of the past. I loved the songs of ABBA, Air Supply, Barry Manilow, The Commodores and others.How about you?Thanks for responding and have a happy Sunday to all![em]happy[/em]ck in their day and still are today. But where are the Beatles at? Come on, they were way bigger than 98 Degrees. How about the Beach Boys, The Jackson 5, The Commodores, Janet Jackson, and many more. I really don't think the writer did sufficent research for this article. Can you think of any teen idols past and present that you think should be on the list? | |
| | hello everyone | | I am so glad that a lot of groups are starting to go into the studio and make music again, Rap is cool but to me there's a lack of creativiy in that they don't actually make their own music but recreate other people's music I have just heard a new Michael Jackson and it is hot and I've heard that the Commodores are getting back together but don't quote me on that but I miss all the great songs we use to hear back-in-day.well thats all I'm a say about that and always remember if you forgot,God is Good ALL THE TIME supadave45 | |
| | What Was The Best Disco Song Ever? | | I am showing my age here .. not that I was around for the full blown disco era, but I caught the tail end of it. What's your favorite disco song? Mine - well, Shake Your Booty by KC & The Sunshine Band, Benny & The Jets by Elton John and Brick House by The Commodores. There's more but I won;t drag this post out ... | |
| | clever & funny | | It was fun being a baby boomer... until now. Some of the artists of the 60's are revising their hits with new lyrics to accommodate aging baby boomers. They include: Herman's Hermits--- Mrs.. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Walker. Ringo Starr--- I Get By With a Little Help From Depends. The Bee Gees--- How Can You Mend a Broken Hip. Bobby Darin--- Splish, Splash, I Was Havin' a Flash. Roberta Flack--- The First Time Ever I Forgot Your Face. Johnny Nash--- I Can't See Clearly Now. Paul Simon--- Fifty Ways to Lose Your Liver The Commodores--- Once, Twice, Three Times to the Bathroom. Marvin Gaye--- Heard It Through the Grape Nuts. Procol Harem--- A Whiter Shade of Hair. Leo Sayer--- You Make Me Feel Like Napping. The Temptations--- Papa's Got a Kidney Stone. Abba--- Denture Queen. Tony Orlando--- Knock 3 Times On The Ceiling If You Hear Me Fall. Helen Reddy--- I Am Woman, Hear Me Snore. Leslie Gore--- It's My Procedure, and I'll Cry If I Want To. And my favorite: Willie Nelson--- On the Commode Again | |
| | Baby Boomer Blues | | This was sent to me today in my email. It's another one that I just simply HAD to share! Enjoy!Baby Boomer BluesIt was fun being a baby boomer... until now. Some of the artists of the 60's are revising their hits with new lyrics to accommodate aging baby boomers. They include: Herman's Hermits--- Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Walker.
Ringo Starr--- I Get By With a Little Help From Depends.
The Bee Gees--- How Can You Mend a Broken Hip.
Bobby Darin--- Splish, Splash, I Was Havin' a Flash.
Roberta Flack--- The First Time Ever I Forgot Your Face.
Johnny Nash--- I Can't See Clearly Now.
Paul Simon--- Fifty Ways to Lose Your Liver
The Commodores--- Once, Twice, Three Times to the Bathroom.
Marvin Gaye--- Heard It Through the Grape Nuts.
Leo Sayer--- You Make Me Feel Like Napping.
The Temptations--- Papa's Got a Kidney Stone.
Abba--- Denture Queen.
Tony Orlando--- Knock 3 Times On The Ceiling If You Hear Me Fall.
Helen Reddy--- I Am Woman, Hear Me Snore.
Leslie Gore--- It's My Procedure, and I'll Cry If I Want To.
Willie Nelson--- On the Commode Again | |
| | Lionel Richie | | On the Valentine's Day episode for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" Lionel Richie sang two songs. The first song he sang was one of his older ones, "Truly". The second one was off of his recently released cd. The cd is called "Coming Home" and the song he sang yesterday from it is called "Why". I have loved Lionel's singing both with the Commodores and as a solo artist. Yesterday was no exception with my admiration of him. He can still put out the smooth soulful sounds and grooving jams I've always loved him for. Not only can he sing, but he is very pleasant to look at. | |
| | Music world lost Rawls, Pickett, others in 2006 | | LOU RAWLS
Velvet-voiced singer and longtime community activist
Lou Rawls, 72, January 6 in Los Angeles. His trademark song "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine," was released in 1976 and exemplifies the classic "Philadelphia Sound." Rawls recorded 52 albums in a career that spanned nearly five decades and won Grammy Awards for hits "Your Good Thing (Is About to End)," "Natural Man" and "Lady Love." He also played a major role in United Negro College Fund telethons in the '80s that raised more than $200 million and appeared in 18 movies and 16 TV series.
WILSON PICKETT
Soul/R&B legend Wilson Pickett, 64, January 19 in Virginia. In 1965, Pickett signed a solo deal with Atlantic, scoring a No. 21 pop hit with "In the Midnight Hour," which he co-wrote with legendary sessions musician Steve Cropper. A slew of late '60s R&B/soul hits followed, five of which reached No. 1 on The Billboard R&B charts. Pickett was a 1991 inductee into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. His last studio album, "It's Harder Now," (1999) won W.C. Handy Awards for soul/blues album of the year and comeback album of the year, and Pickett himself was named soul/blues male artist of the year.
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