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Steven Kaplan
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Was "Love Hurts" Originally by the Everly Brothers and not Nazareth ? I just heard a really nice acoustic version. Not sure who was performing it.
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Everly Brothers, Steven. I'll double check.
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Steven Kaplan
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Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 4:11 pm |
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All I know is in the background the DJ mentioned something about 1990 regrouping and Everly bros... I didn't hear the specifics. The rendition was quite pretty. At first I thought "Nazareth" unplugged, but I didn't think that was likely
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Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 4:13 pm |
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It was indeed originally by the Everly Brothers.
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Steven Kaplan
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Figure's Don.... The ONLY song I thought Nazareth did that was decent is theirs. Just like when I heard Nirvana do "The Man who Sold the World", I figured, "Cobain isn't that bad a composer", turns out of course that was David Bowie's composition.
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Aerosmiths' "Walkin' In The Rain" was first done by The Shangrilas while we're on a "rock band versions of oldies" topic.
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I didn't know that. You know, one of the nicest musical compositions IMO, beside a few of Seal's songs such as Kiss from a Rose, and Newborn friend in the last 20 years was the Crash Test Dummies "MMMMMM", that was quite a composition, very classical sounding, and nicely orchestrated. Had that liturgical renaissance quality to it, I wonder of those kid's were Ian Anderson's nieces and nephew's. 
Ian Anderson struck Gold IMO with the composition Wond'ring Aloud. Gorgeous ! Aqualung is one clever album ~
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Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 4:30 pm |
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did someone say Ian Anderon ?
named my kid after him.
this is me at one of my MrOctober shows donig cross eyed mary
upload maxed out will post in my album 
ok its there
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Steven Kaplan
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Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 4:32 pm |
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Will do Micheal. I LOVE TULL !!! (oh yeah, men aren't supposed to say stuff like that)...
Is Anderson still Salmon Fishing, and doing smaller european coffee house type gigs ?
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jethro tull dot com ............still kickin
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Excellent Michael. Hey have you ever been over to the "Association's" site on AOL ?
It really cracked me up, Larry Ramos formed a site for the Association. When I went, I was something like the 37th visitor on a site that was formed about a year prior. It freaked me out...The Association (with their hits) Never my love, Cherish, Windy, Etc... WAS HUGE... Now forgotten 
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Any of you hear anything about Chuck Negron (one of Three Dog Night's remaining singers) replacing David Clayton Thomas on a BS&T tour ?
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Quote: Excellent Michael. Hey have you ever been over to the "Association's" site on AOL ?
they had great hits ...so sad Ill have to learn some of their tunes and do them in my show... its getting hard to find the clothes nowadays
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Don't forget the Turtles. Howard Kaylan and Mark Volman were great singers. Turtles did some very good stuff. They could be pretty funny too.
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Steven Kaplan
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I get the Turtles, and Monkee's confused. I only remember their song "Happy Together".
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who did no milk today ? hermans hermits?
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Well there's also "Eleanor" and "You Showed Me" for the ballads.
I'm Chief Kamanawanalea (We're The Royal Macadamian Nuts" for the funny stuff.
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Yes Herman's Hermit's
No Milk today, my love has gone away
The children wondering by
Don't know the reason why
etc etc...
How can I know just what this message means
the end of my heart, the end of all my dreams
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Peter Neunan did some really nice stuff
Misses Brown
Didn't they also do
"Into a world where I can Dream on, just being with you" ?
Michael, get a load of this !!
http://www.hermanshermits.co.uk/
They're touring  That's great !!
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This was the correct spelling of his name ????
"Peter Noone" ? That seem's abit odd.
Also as mentioned (yet this isn't his AOL site)
http://www.imaginme.com/theoriginalasso ... ramos.html
Has anyone is SS ever sub'ed "never my love" ? Either Association, or 5th Dimension version ? Both great rendition's of one of the prettiest love ballads of all time. Even Three Dog night did a decent job on "It Aint Easy"
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