*dances across the room singing "Yes, We have no bananas"*

I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts.....

Sorry, FG - can't let this die just yet.

Rock and Roll Hootchie-Koo, at the top of the lungs, playing air guitar.

(remember Rick Derringer?)

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*Sigh* nothing important to say......:cool: just a stab at being last.....:p

Sorry, Dawg, never heard of him.

Rick Derringer
 

Mid-70's or early 80's rocker (that was the dim time) - "Rock & Roll Hootchie-Koo" was his only hit.

I feel old.....

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Sorry, the song isn't familiar either.

*jewels steals the thread, momentarily*
(I only get to keep it if everyone else has already gone to bed). ;)

Woohoo....first one up this morning.......

FG, it was a guitar song popular, if I remember correctly, in the late '70s on the "hard rock" radio stations. You still hear it every once in a while on "classic rock" (not "oldies", yet) stations.

It really wasn't that good a song, but it showed off his guitar talents (such as they were).

I feel old..:(

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I feel so old I'm not even going to enter this discussion.....:rolleyes: :p :naughty:

Ah well, I didn't listen to hard rock untill the emergence of the hair-bands, and even then I only dabbled.

Hair bands.....

I think just about the only good one was Cinderella, maybe Bon Jovi later on.

Now, start talking about Twisted Sister.......:blink:
:yikes:

We're not gonna take it, No, we ain't gonna take it.......

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I liked Cinderella's videos, I actually own a couple Bon Jovi CDs, Motley Crue was somewhat apealing, and I thought CC Deville was so cute I didn't care how Poison actually sounded, my sis tried to get me into Dio, but like I said, I mostly just dabbled.

Ronnie James Dio fronted Richie Blackmore's "Rainbow" (song "Man on the Silver Mountain"), he fronted a revamped Black Sabbath before Ozzy went back, then struck out on his own. He's good.

Motley Crue was OK, I guess (they covered "Smokin' in the Boys Room" pretty well).

Don't talk to me about Poison (*shudders*).

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Oh, I'm over the Poison thing. I've seen what CC looks like now, and did his voice always sound like that?

Wasn't his main claim to fame the guitar?

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I suppose.

I'm putting together a compilation CD of Aerosmith now.

They haven't lost a step since the "big hair" days, either.

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They've been around since before the "big hair" days, and no, they haven't lost a thing.