Another good one! On the single, it's over at that point, but on the album, it comes back and continues on for about another minute or so.radioman148 said:
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firepoint525 said:
It comes back on my single.
Maybe it's on an album, or radio edit.radioman148 said:
firepoint525 said:
I think they put it in so stations could shorten the song if they wanted to, but most of the stations I listened to played the longer version.
Satisfied--Richard Marx
Words of Love--Beatles
Poor choice of words, Buddy came first. Thus, the Beatles plagiarized Buddy?cyberdad said:
Just asking.
Has "Gold Dust Woman" - Stevie Nicks w/Fleetwood Mac been mentioned?
GridLeakBias said:
It's Allright--J.J. Jackson
radioman148 said:
Wonder if ol' J.J. Jackson ever figured out that his sour grapes didn't exactly have any impact on the girl's affections for the one she loved all along. At least he acknowledged that try as he might to steal her he just didn't have what she wanted, the marriage ceremony went on anyway, the lovebirds got a table at Billy Joel's Italian Restaurant with their own happy story, and never gave another thought to ol' J.J., Roy Hamilton, anyone else who didn't like it, or their sour grapes.
But anyway:
Scene's From An Italian Restaurant - Billy Joel
"She's About A Mover" - Sir Douglas Quintet
Wrap It Up--Sam & Dave
Hello Mary Lou--Rick Nelson
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