Oh, and for my 6th ... Someone to Watch Over Me

But all the songs I've named ... I get to listen to every version of them ever recorded

l

 

But all the songs I've named ... I get to listen to every version of them ever recorded

False.

 

I get to make the rules of this here game, young lady.

Y never specified. You just said to name the songs.

OK...7 songs.

 

It's a Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong.  

 

And only Louis Armstrong.  

 

All other versions suffer by comparison.

Y never specified. 

False.

 

I just did.

Chi Town ever hear the Over the Rainbow version by Eva Cassidy on the Songbird CD?

OK...7 songs.

 

It's a Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong.  

 

And only Louis Armstrong.  

 

All other versions suffer by comparison.

I would agree with that. And if anyone says the Willie Nelson version comes close I'll stab your ears.

False.

 

I just did.

Gerry Rafferty - Baker Street

Neil Diamond - Sweet Caroline (sue me)

Beatles - Day in the Life

The Band - Jawbone

Prince - Lady Cab Driver

Edited August 3, 201412 yr by Willihammer

You will only be able to listen to 5 songs the rest of your life.  You have 1 minute to decide which 5.

 

GO!

Adagio for Strings - Barber

Don't Fear the Reaper - Blue Oyster Cult

Sinnerman - Nina Simone

I am the Doctor - Murray Gold

The End - The Doors

 

Bonus - Beethoven 9th.

2nd bonus - Brick House - The Commodores.

okay ... my 7th ... Walking on Sunshine (Katrina and the Waves)

1.  Ain't Wastin' Time - The Allman Brothers

2.  Feelin' Alright - Joe Cocker

3.  My Old School - Steely Dan

4.  Third Rate Romance - Amazing Rythem Aces

5.   Honky Tonk Woman -  Rolling Stones

 

The list may change if you ask me tomorrow.

 

1. Good call with Ain't wasting time no more... My favorite Allman Brothers tune.

2. I love Joe Cocker but in this case I prefer the Traffic Dave Mason Original. For Cocker... You can leave your hat on or Delta Lady.

3. Good call on My Old School... But I still got FM and Deacon Blues ahead of it.

4. Third Rate Romance... That doesn't fit your list.

5. I love Honky Tonk Women... How can you not but the have have so many. Dead Flowers... Monkey Man.... Sympathy... Tumbling Dice... Almost anything with Taylor on Guitar.

 

My list:

 

1. Down by the River -- Neil Young or any cover of.

2. Since I've been Loving You - Led Zeppelin... Zeppelin and Zeppelin only.

3. Little Wing - Jimi Hendrix or any cover of.

4. Don't Thing Twice It's alright - Bob Dylan or any cover of.

5. Bell Bottom Blues -- Derek and the Dominoes

Adagio for Strings - Barber

 

Thank you for not calling this 'Theme from Platoon'

1. Good call with Ain't wasting time no more... My favorite Allman Brothers tune.

2. I love Joe Cocker but in this case I prefer the Traffic Dave Mason Original. For Cocker... You can leave your hat on or Delta Lady.

3. Good call on My Old School... But I still got FM and Deacon Blues ahead of it.

4. Third Rate Romance... That doesn't fit your list.

5. I love Honky Tonk Women... How can you not but the have have so many. Dead Flowers... Monkey Man.... Sympathy... Tumbling Dice... Almost anything with Taylor on Guitar.

 

My list:

 

1. Down by the River -- Neil Young or any cover of.

2. Since I've been Loving You - Led Zeppelin... Zeppelin and Zeppelin only.

3. Little Wing - Jimi Hendrix or any cover of.

4. Don't Thing Twice It's alright - Bob Dylan or any cover of.

5. Bell Bottom Blues -- Derek and the Dominoes

Great list...except for the Henrix 

 

And you're totally WRONG on the Steely Dan comment.  WRONG I tells you.  Just...wrong.  

crap

just ... crap

Frikkin Eaton... Now I know how Ozzie Guillen was talking about with that Piranha business.

crap

wiener blut.

OK...7 songs.

 

It's a Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong.  

 

And only Louis Armstrong.  

 

All other versions suffer by comparison.

Chief, if you like this version, you'll like his version of 'La vie en rose' too

just ... crap

I see you and raise...  wait.  no.  i don't want to do that...

You will only be able to listen to 5 songs the rest of your life.  You have 1 minute to decide which 5.

 

GO!

 

Medleys permitted?

The Great Summit.

 

In two pitches we go from a 4-2 lead to a 5-4 deficit. Nothing's going right right now.

Medleys permitted?

It's your five songs.  Or seven.  

 

Sure.

The Great Summit.

 

Throw Ella in there, too, and that's the real summit.

Maybe now would be a good time to head to the store ... when all the 10s of thousands are all contained within the fences of LaLa.

Dick:  "Nine men bat, four of 'em score, and the White Sox have the lead." 

 

Sound familiar?

sigh.

This team is friggin' unwatchable.