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(Feel free to include a hint or two)
"Why don't you open the door and let your soul through
Why don't you open the door to see what's real
Well if you open the door, you may become you
You'll know what you feel"
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Obscure Band Lyrics from Part 3:
https://democraticunderground.com/10182037766
red dog 1
(29,635 posts)Doc_Technical
(3,616 posts)by Syndicate of Sound
red dog 1
(29,635 posts)Good song, good band...we saw them once at the Circle Star Theater in San Carlos, CA.
red dog 1
(29,635 posts)red dog 1
(29,635 posts)(Hint: Group is a trio)
jmowreader
(51,684 posts)...When all you have is nothin', nothin' makes you glad."
VGNonly
(7,839 posts)Sea Cave
(5 posts)Old Crank
(5,082 posts)Freeman in Paris
VGNonly
(7,839 posts)Mad_Dem_X
(9,829 posts)VGNonly
(7,839 posts)till there are no rich no more"
Harker
(15,291 posts)That was an evocative one.
VGNonly
(7,839 posts)that TYA usually played; being more melodic and lyric driven. Alvin Lee passed in 2013, drummer Ric Lee (no relation) and keyboardist Chic Churchill still perform with the band.
An Alvin Lee story was that he had the MNPM of any guitar player! (Most notes per minute)
Harker
(15,291 posts)I remember getting a copy of "Cricklewood Green" from a record club as a kid.
sakabatou
(43,354 posts)red dog 1
(29,635 posts)Gonna find one so I won't be lonely,
She'll be mine forever only"
FSogol
(46,865 posts)VGNonly
(7,839 posts)I've been lied to".
Brother Buzz
(38,089 posts)Come back, chicken butt, here to stay
Going into town to buy some whiskey
Going into town to buy some beer
Going into town to get some thrills
Ain't coming back 'til I get my fill
Clues:
Huey Lewis plays the kickass harmonica solo, and John McFee (Doobie Brothers) plays lead guitar and vocals
The band played backup for Elvis Costello's 1977 debut album - My Aim Is True
red dog 1
(29,635 posts)The Rowan Brothers?
(I think they were from Marin County)
Brother Buzz
(38,089 posts)although Peter Rowan played with another Marin County band, Jerry Garcias band, Old and in the Way.
My wifes brother ran with one of the brothers way back in his banjo days.
Another band clue:
When the band recorded with Elvis Costello they were under contract with another label so they changed their name to The Shamrocks on the album credits. The Shamrocks is a really clever clue if you know what a shamrock is.
Mister Ed
(6,412 posts)VGNonly
(7,839 posts)RandomNumbers
(18,286 posts)Don't Think Twice, It's Alright
Mike 03
(17,617 posts)Nice work.
ArnoldLayne
(2,178 posts)yourout
(8,165 posts)303squadron
(702 posts)Looking for shelter in this thunder and this rain
DBoon
(23,241 posts)BOSSHOG
(40,471 posts)Working like a fool for my pay
Gerald Ford was President
DBoon
(23,241 posts)BTO?
BOSSHOG
(40,471 posts)Similar Sound, but band more obscure.
In the 70s they did a lot of work in a college town
Mike 03
(17,617 posts)don't know the name of the artist--so I'm abstaining for now. But I think it even inspired a movie of the same name. But I'm not sure...
ON EDIT: Nevermind, I was totally wrong. I thought it was "Take This Job and Shove It."
BOSSHOG
(40,471 posts)The group was pretty popular in a small part of the country but had a few songs make the charts 50ish years ago.
Mike 03
(17,617 posts)Glorfindel
(10,004 posts)"It ain't much but it's home."
Mike 03
(17,617 posts)Blown to hell--crash!
I'm the last splash.
DBoon
(23,241 posts)not really an obscure band, though
Mike 03
(17,617 posts)Mike 03
(17,617 posts)Burn the sorrow from your eyes
Oh, come on be alive again
Don't lay down and die."
neeksgeek
(1,216 posts)Yes I'm a punky girl
I never say die
No one can stop me
Bok_Tukalo
(4,417 posts)You know old Ronnie Reagan
He was a shoe salesman's son
He got himself in the movies
Yeah, he impressed everyone
He thought trial by fire
Was America's fate
He made a joke of the poor people
And that made him a saint
But he was tan enough, he was rich enough
He was handsome like John Wayne
And there was no one at the country club
Who didn't feel the same
But it's a, it's a little uncanny
What he managed to do
Got me to read those Russian authors through and through