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Bop Pills — The Cramps

It's why you need an editor. If you are too close to any subject, you see what you want to see.

Shadow of a Doubt — Earl Thomas Conley

Or the dump truck, either.

Shake Your Money Maker — Elmore James

Station to Station — David Bowie

Quizás, Quizás, Quizás (Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps) — Trio Los Panchos Done by many, I haven't heard this version, I'll listen as soon as I hit Submit — it should be fun.

Call this truck if your car is 'toe-taled' (Totaled)

Ding! DIng! We have a winner. ^^^ In the band biz a trombone is called a bone, and the musician a bone player. Bonehenge it is. Notes ♫

Basketball Jones — Cheech & Chong

Our House - CSNY With lyrics "Is a very very very fine house" L

When we did this on stage, the organ player who also played guitar did that, I moved over to the organ and played. I wasn't very good at the time, but the part was easy. At the psychedelic end, I kicked off my boot and played glissandi the keys with my foot. I remember the fans saying, “He's so good he can play the organ with his feet.” That was a fun band, we goofed off a lot, and they loved it. Notes ♫

I've decided to sell my hoover… it was just collecting dust.

When the then future Mrs. Notes and I founded our duo, “The Sophisticats” we wanted to play blues and jazz. After a while, we decided we would rather go grocery shopping and pay the mortgage, so we decided to play music that makes money. It worked. I avoided becoming a wage slave, and although I never got rich, the mortgage is paid off and I have no debt. Music that makes money is better than waking up with an alarm clock, and heading out somewhere unfulfilling 5 days a week. Insights and incites by Notes ♫

Psychotic Reaction — Count Five

Craig, this might be a repeat… I'm reading a book about antigravity. It's impossible to put down!

One Mint Julep — Ray Charles