Come Play With Me - 'Name That Tune' | Stock Discussion Forums

To: rustyjack who wrote (9993)	1/23/2001 9:17:42 PM
From: mr.mark	of 10709

I Hear You Knockin' Dave Edmunds - Peak Position #4 on 71 - This was also a hit by Gale Storm Peak position #2 on 55 You went away and left me long time ago And now you're knocking on my door I hear you knocking But you can't come in I hear you knocking Go back where you've been I begged you not to go but you said goodbye And now you're telling me all your lies I hear you knocking But you can't come in I hear you knocking Go back where you've been Ahhh yeah Let me hear it Ohhooo woo OOhh You better get back to your use-to-be 'cause your kind of love ain't good to me I hear you knocking But you can't come in I hear you knocking Go back where you've been I told you way back in 52 That I would never go with you I hear you knocking But you can't come in I hear you knocking Go back where you've been Yeah Awwhoooo

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To: rustyjack who wrote (9993)	1/23/2001 10:03:14 PM
From: Nittany Lion	of 10709

Ron, I think you were having trouble finding it because the first word is "Beth", not babe: Beth, I hear you callin' But I can't come home right now. Me and the boys are playin' - And we just can't find the sound. Just a few more hours - And I'll be right home to you. I think I hear them callin' Oh, Beth what can I do? Beth, what can I do? You say you feel so empty - That our house just ain't a home. And I'm always somewhere else, And you're always there alone. Just a few more hours - And I'll be right home to you. I think I hear them callin' Oh, Beth what can I do? Beth, what can I do? Beth, I know you're lonely - And I hope you'll be alright - 'Cause me and the boys will be playin' All night... The group was KISS. :) Gary

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To: Zakrosian who wrote (9992)	1/24/2001 11:57:15 AM
From: Zakrosian	of 10709

Every so often I'll read something that gives me hope that great music will become as popular as bad music. One such blurb today: Time After Time: More than four years after her death, Eva Cassidy is the subject of a cover feature in Billboard magazine. The darling of the Washington area music circuit, Cassidy died of cancer in 1996 at age 33, having released only one solo recording, "Live at Blues Alley," but her popularity has continued to grow with several posthumous albums. The latest Cassidy collection, "Time After Time," hit No. 27 on Billboard's independent albums chart. And BBC listeners recently voted her rendition of "Over the Rainbow" one of the 100 most significant recordings of the 20th century . . .

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To: Zakrosian who wrote (9996)	1/24/2001 2:58:28 PM
From: Nittany Lion	of 10709

Zak, And BBC listeners recently voted her rendition of "Over the Rainbow" one of the 100 most significant recordings of the 20th century . . . Speaking of that song, I happened to be watching a program a few weeks back (I believe it was a telethon of some sort for the United Negro College Fund) that featured many soul artists of the last 40 years. Anyway, Patti LaBelle did her rendition of "Over the Rainbow" and although I've always enjoyed her style, I must say there were times it was very hard to know what she was singing. It reminded me of Aretha's rendition of our National Anthem at the '68 Democratic convention - in case you don't remember, it was very controversial (of course, what wasn't at that event). I guess my point is this - I've always loved soul music but that doesn't mean every song is conducive to that particular style - "Over the Rainbow" would be one such song. Gary

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