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Your "song of the day/week" thread.....

I like the occasional good jazz tune. This isn't one of them! :lamo

 
I watched some of the pictures in the clip; never heard of the Monkees connection, thanks. Wonder what she’s doing has a special place in my life. Boyce & Hart wrote many Monkees songs, I did not know that.
 
Rexedgar said:
I watched some of the pictures in the clip; never heard of the Monkees connection, thanks. Wonder what she’s doing has a special place in my life. Boyce & Hart wrote many Monkees songs, I did not know that.
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I was surprised by that too. I spend some time on SongFacts and find out things. Also read the comments in the videos. Sometimes they're hilarious. I got a lot of this musical taste from spending time with my Aunt each summer. She and I and my many sisters had a lot of fun.
 




Otis was a genius, a master talent. But I like Wet Willie's version of Shout Bama Lama better.
 
Pippi Longstock said:
Gotta say I never heard of Wet Willie
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They were a popular Southern rock band in the 70s. They were from Alabama.

Otis Redding, which I'm sure you have heard, was from Macon, Georga. Redding wrote Shout Bama Lama but I think Wet Willie received greater airplay for their cover of it. I don't think it was ever a big hit anywhere, but people in the South in the 70s heard it on the radio from time to time.
 
[video=youtube;QQLWF_ItzYs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?QQLWF_ItzYs[/video]

Neil Diamond - Forever In Blue Jeans
 
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