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Doobies' "It Keeps You Running"
Doobies' "It Keeps You Running"
Anyone know how to play this song? I have scoured the net and can't
find anything.
Anyone know how to play this song? I have scoured the net and can't
find anything.
Re: Doobies' "It Keeps You Running"
cewallsmd@yahoo . com wrote:
> Anyone know how to play this song?
that is a horrible song !
IMO ... the early stuff is much better ( in case you were going to axe)
cewallsmd@yahoo . com wrote:
> Anyone know how to play this song?
that is a horrible song !
IMO ... the early stuff is much better ( in case you were going to axe)
Re: Doobies' "It Keeps You Running"
Restless Fingers Syndrome wrote:
> cewallsmd@yahoo . com wrote:
>> Anyone know how to play this song?
>
> that is a horrible song !
>
> IMO ... the early stuff is much better ( in case you were going to axe)
God I can't stand that tune either. mvm
Restless Fingers Syndrome wrote:
> cewallsmd@yahoo . com wrote:
>> Anyone know how to play this song?
>
> that is a horrible song !
>
> IMO ... the early stuff is much better ( in case you were going to axe)
God I can't stand that tune either. mvm
Re: Doobies' "It Keeps You Running"
On May 9, 11:56 pm, Gamma Ray Bursts U
<shoran-56...@nospammomypacks . net > wrote:
> God I can't stand that tune either. mvm
Funny.
I bought a "Best of the Doobies" album when I was in high school, and
THAT song (and "South City Midnight Lady") were the two that I always
skipped over.
Yet, years later, somehow both of those songs are imprinted on my
brain well enough to remember them vividly.
The irony is that I can't remember people's names when I meet them.
Maybe I should associate them with music.
-dave
w w w .myspace . com /geetardave
On May 9, 11:56 pm, Gamma Ray Bursts U
<shoran-56...@nospammomypacks . net > wrote:
> God I can't stand that tune either. mvm
Funny.
I bought a "Best of the Doobies" album when I was in high school, and
THAT song (and "South City Midnight Lady") were the two that I always
skipped over.
Yet, years later, somehow both of those songs are imprinted on my
brain well enough to remember them vividly.
The irony is that I can't remember people's names when I meet them.
Maybe I should associate them with music.
-dave
w w w .myspace . com /geetardave
Re: Doobies' "It Keeps You Running"
Geetar Dave wrote:
> On May 9, 11:56 pm, Gamma Ray Bursts U
> <shoran-56...@nospammomypacks . net > wrote:
>
>> God I can't stand that tune either. mvm
>
> Funny.
> I bought a "Best of the Doobies" album when I was in high school, and
> THAT song (and "South City Midnight Lady") were the two that I always
> skipped over.
>
> Yet, years later, somehow both of those songs are imprinted on my
> brain well enough to remember them vividly.
>
> The irony is that I can't remember people's names when I meet them.
> Maybe I should associate them with music.
>
> -dave
> w w w .myspace . com /geetardave
Remembering a tune and it being good aren't synonomos! One particularly
egregious example comes to mind as I type this- "Tie A Yellow Ribbon"/
GAAAAACK! I remember launching for the FM change song dial in the car
as a teen over to something Steely Dan or Yes w/ that one. It's as carny
barker /lizard lounge as they get .
To those just itching now to type something about $$$... (because I
can't imagine a single soul with any musicianship whatsoever LIKING that
tune)
"Make money your idol and it will plague you like the devil" :-) mvm
Geetar Dave wrote:
> On May 9, 11:56 pm, Gamma Ray Bursts U
> <shoran-56...@nospammomypacks . net > wrote:
>
>> God I can't stand that tune either. mvm
>
> Funny.
> I bought a "Best of the Doobies" album when I was in high school, and
> THAT song (and "South City Midnight Lady") were the two that I always
> skipped over.
>
> Yet, years later, somehow both of those songs are imprinted on my
> brain well enough to remember them vividly.
>
> The irony is that I can't remember people's names when I meet them.
> Maybe I should associate them with music.
>
> -dave
> w w w .myspace . com /geetardave
Remembering a tune and it being good aren't synonomos! One particularly
egregious example comes to mind as I type this- "Tie A Yellow Ribbon"/
GAAAAACK! I remember launching for the FM change song dial in the car
as a teen over to something Steely Dan or Yes w/ that one. It's as carny
barker /lizard lounge as they get .
To those just itching now to type something about $$$... (because I
can't imagine a single soul with any musicianship whatsoever LIKING that
tune)
"Make money your idol and it will plague you like the devil" :-) mvm
Re: Doobies' "It Keeps You Running"
On May 10, 4:22 pm, Geetar Dave <e...@one . net > wrote:
> Funny.
> I bought a "Best of the Doobies" album when I was in high school, and
> THAT song (and "South City Midnight Lady") were the two that I always
> skipped over.
>
> -davew w w .myspace . com /geetardave
South City Midnight Lady (which I really like) always seemed like a
song that the Eagles might have written and decided not to use, so
they gave it to the Doobie Bros. Good tune.
Mike
On May 10, 4:22 pm, Geetar Dave <e...@one . net > wrote:
> Funny.
> I bought a "Best of the Doobies" album when I was in high school, and
> THAT song (and "South City Midnight Lady") were the two that I always
> skipped over.
>
> -davew w w .myspace . com /geetardave
South City Midnight Lady (which I really like) always seemed like a
song that the Eagles might have written and decided not to use, so
they gave it to the Doobie Bros. Good tune.
Mike
Re: Doobies' "It Keeps You Running"
On May 12, 1:41 pm, Mike <tetri...@hotmail . com > wrote:
>
> South City Midnight Lady (which I really like) always seemed like a
> song that the Eagles might have written and decided not to use, so
> they gave it to the Doobie Bros. Good tune.
>
Fair enough. I was after the more rockin' Doobie songs at the time,
and "South City Midnight Lady" was way too mellow. I didn't have
strong objections to either song, they were just not the rock I so
desperately needed to hear.
Good call on the Eagles reference. Glen Frey would have sung it,
right?
-dave-----:::
w w w .myspace . com /geetardave
On May 12, 1:41 pm, Mike <tetri...@hotmail . com > wrote:
>
> South City Midnight Lady (which I really like) always seemed like a
> song that the Eagles might have written and decided not to use, so
> they gave it to the Doobie Bros. Good tune.
>
Fair enough. I was after the more rockin' Doobie songs at the time,
and "South City Midnight Lady" was way too mellow. I didn't have
strong objections to either song, they were just not the rock I so
desperately needed to hear.
Good call on the Eagles reference. Glen Frey would have sung it,
right?
-dave-----:::
w w w .myspace . com /geetardave
Re: Doobies' "It Keeps You Running"
On Mon, 12 May 2008 16:20:20 -0700 (PDT), Geetar Dave <ebz@one . net > wrote:
>On May 12, 1:41 pm, Mike <tetri...@hotmail . com > wrote:
>
>>
>> South City Midnight Lady (which I really like) always seemed like a
>> song that the Eagles might have written and decided not to use, so
>> they gave it to the Doobie Bros. Good tune.
>>
>
>Fair enough. I was after the more rockin' Doobie songs at the time,
>and "South City Midnight Lady" was way too mellow. I didn't have
>strong objections to either song, they were just not the rock I so
>desperately needed to hear.
>
>Good call on the Eagles reference. Glen Frey would have sung it,
>right?
Bernie Leadon.
On Mon, 12 May 2008 16:20:20 -0700 (PDT), Geetar Dave <ebz@one . net > wrote:
>On May 12, 1:41 pm, Mike <tetri...@hotmail . com > wrote:
>
>>
>> South City Midnight Lady (which I really like) always seemed like a
>> song that the Eagles might have written and decided not to use, so
>> they gave it to the Doobie Bros. Good tune.
>>
>
>Fair enough. I was after the more rockin' Doobie songs at the time,
>and "South City Midnight Lady" was way too mellow. I didn't have
>strong objections to either song, they were just not the rock I so
>desperately needed to hear.
>
>Good call on the Eagles reference. Glen Frey would have sung it,
>right?
Bernie Leadon.
Re: Doobies' "It Keeps You Running"
On May 13, 4:12 am, PickrHead <pickrh...@FOOTFROMMOUTHcox . net > wrote:
> On Mon, 12 May 2008 16:20:20 -0700 (PDT), Geetar Dave <e...@one . net > wrote:
> >On May 12, 1:41 pm, Mike <tetri...@hotmail . com > wrote:
>
> >> South City Midnight Lady (which I really like) always seemed like a
> >> song that the Eagles might have written and decided not to use, so
> >> they gave it to the Doobie Bros. Good tune.
>
> >Fair enough. I was after the more rockin' Doobie songs at the time,
> >and "South City Midnight Lady" was way too mellow. I didn't have
> >strong objections to either song, they were just not the rock I so
> >desperately needed to hear.
>
> >Good call on the Eagles reference. Glen Frey would have sung it,
> >right?
>
> Bernie Leadon.
Agreed on Bernie Leadon. I just punched up South City on Youtube as I
hadn't heard it in years. In the related links was a video for
"Another Park, Another Sunday". I had completely forgotten about that
song. Love the bass part in that one.
Mike
On May 13, 4:12 am, PickrHead <pickrh...@FOOTFROMMOUTHcox . net > wrote:
> On Mon, 12 May 2008 16:20:20 -0700 (PDT), Geetar Dave <e...@one . net > wrote:
> >On May 12, 1:41 pm, Mike <tetri...@hotmail . com > wrote:
>
> >> South City Midnight Lady (which I really like) always seemed like a
> >> song that the Eagles might have written and decided not to use, so
> >> they gave it to the Doobie Bros. Good tune.
>
> >Fair enough. I was after the more rockin' Doobie songs at the time,
> >and "South City Midnight Lady" was way too mellow. I didn't have
> >strong objections to either song, they were just not the rock I so
> >desperately needed to hear.
>
> >Good call on the Eagles reference. Glen Frey would have sung it,
> >right?
>
> Bernie Leadon.
Agreed on Bernie Leadon. I just punched up South City on Youtube as I
hadn't heard it in years. In the related links was a video for
"Another Park, Another Sunday". I had completely forgotten about that
song. Love the bass part in that one.
Mike
Re: Doobies' "It Keeps You Running"
Gamma Ray Bursts U wrote:
> Restless Fingers Syndrome wrote:
>> that is a horrible song !
>>
>> IMO ... the early stuff is much better ( in case you were going to axe)
>
> God I can't stand that tune either. mvm
While I'm no Micheal McDonald , but the singing on the song
would drive a sane man to go postal in a Wallymart.
Gamma Ray Bursts U wrote:
> Restless Fingers Syndrome wrote:
>> that is a horrible song !
>>
>> IMO ... the early stuff is much better ( in case you were going to axe)
>
> God I can't stand that tune either. mvm
While I'm no Micheal McDonald , but the singing on the song
would drive a sane man to go postal in a Wallymart.
Re: Doobies' "It Keeps You Running"
WB wrote:
> Gamma Ray Bursts U wrote:
>> Restless Fingers Syndrome wrote:
>
>>> that is a horrible song !
>>>
>>> IMO ... the early stuff is much better ( in case you were going to axe)
>>
>> God I can't stand that tune either. mvm
>
> While I'm no Micheal McDonald , but the singing on the song
> would drive a sane man to go postal in a Wallymart.
It'd make Will Rogers want to cold cock a nun.
WB wrote:
> Gamma Ray Bursts U wrote:
>> Restless Fingers Syndrome wrote:
>
>>> that is a horrible song !
>>>
>>> IMO ... the early stuff is much better ( in case you were going to axe)
>>
>> God I can't stand that tune either. mvm
>
> While I'm no Micheal McDonald , but the singing on the song
> would drive a sane man to go postal in a Wallymart.
It'd make Will Rogers want to cold cock a nun.
Re: Doobies' "It Keeps You Running"
Gamma Ray Bursts U wrote:
>> would drive a sane man to go postal in a Wallymart.
>
> It'd make Will Rogers want to cold cock a nun.
Make the Flying Nun a hooker.
Gamma Ray Bursts U wrote:
>> would drive a sane man to go postal in a Wallymart.
>
> It'd make Will Rogers want to cold cock a nun.
Make the Flying Nun a hooker.
Re: Doobies' "It Keeps You Running"
On May 9, 8:24 pm, Restless Fingers Syndrome <r...@itch . com > wrote:
> cewall...@yahoo . com wrote:
> > Anyone know how to play this song?
>
> that is a horrible song !
>
> IMO ... the early stuff is much better ( in caseyouwere going to axe)
I agree, the early stuff is much better, but I have a reggae version
of this song stuck in my head--just guitar and drums, no cheesy
synths--and it does have a really great line: "I know what it means
to hide your heart from a long time ago..." Whatever else you may
think about the song, that is poetic.
On May 9, 8:24 pm, Restless Fingers Syndrome <r...@itch . com > wrote:
> cewall...@yahoo . com wrote:
> > Anyone know how to play this song?
>
> that is a horrible song !
>
> IMO ... the early stuff is much better ( in caseyouwere going to axe)
I agree, the early stuff is much better, but I have a reggae version
of this song stuck in my head--just guitar and drums, no cheesy
synths--and it does have a really great line: "I know what it means
to hide your heart from a long time ago..." Whatever else you may
think about the song, that is poetic.
Re: Doobies' "It Keeps You Running"
cewallsmd@yahoo . com wrote:
> Anyone know how to play this song? I have scoured the net and can't
> find anything.
Slow down Funk 49.
--
Les Cargill
cewallsmd@yahoo . com wrote:
> Anyone know how to play this song? I have scoured the net and can't
> find anything.
Slow down Funk 49.
--
Les Cargill
Re: Doobies' "It Keeps You Running"
On May 9, 10:12 pm, Les Cargill <lcarg...@cfl.rr . com > wrote:
> cewall...@yahoo . com wrote:
> > Anyone know how to play this song? I have scoured the net and can't
> > find anything.
>
> Slow down Funk 49.
>
> --
> Les Cargill
NOT a good version of a great song:
* youtube . com /watch?v=rqWWE1YLbh0&feature=related
-d
On May 9, 10:12 pm, Les Cargill <lcarg...@cfl.rr . com > wrote:
> cewall...@yahoo . com wrote:
> > Anyone know how to play this song? I have scoured the net and can't
> > find anything.
>
> Slow down Funk 49.
>
> --
> Les Cargill
NOT a good version of a great song:
* youtube . com /watch?v=rqWWE1YLbh0&feature=related
-d
