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June 25th, 2004, 08:05 PM
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Re: [OT] - Gig!
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BTW, I need to look up one song of his that used to be the "wake-up" song on one of the radio channels here.
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I know nothing about James Brown, but what little I know is doesn't he have a song called "Get up" or similar. That would seem to be a god bet.
Hope I have the right singer but some of the words were something about "shouting" or "make you shout". Maybe it was Little Richard.
Well, I satisfied my curiosity and found the song I mistook for one of James Brown's. It's called, "Shout", and the Version that was most famous was recorded by Otis Day and the Knights for the movie, "Animal House". The lyrics are here.
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June 25th, 2004, 08:09 PM
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Re: [OT] - Gig!
I hear ya, Greg! WIfe and I purchased a boxed set of the "Little Rascals". One day, the kids didn't have anything to watch and we offered that up. Only took them 5 minutes to be knocking on the bedroom door...
"Mommy, it's not in color!"
So much for that. Sheesh!
(not that the Little Rascals is something great that shouldn't be missed but...)
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June 25th, 2004, 09:25 PM
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Re: [OT] - Gig!
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Originally posted by Slynky:
I hear ya, Greg! WIfe and I purchased a boxed set of the "Little Rascals". One day, the kids didn't have anything to watch and we offered that up. Only took them 5 minutes to be knocking on the bedroom door...
"Mommy, it's not in color!"
So much for that. Sheesh!
(not that the Little Rascals is something great that shouldn't be missed but...)
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I remember watching the Little Rascals/Our Gang. You're right. They weren't so great that I have ever see them again. Heck, most of them are dead anyway, except for Robert Blake. Now, the Three Stooges, I could watch again. I was burned out on them for years, but recently have been watching them periodically, and still get a chuckle or two from them. I'm sure my son wouldn't like it, though. Although I am surprised by his insistance the other day on watching The Wizard of Oz. He wanted to watch it, and I let him, and he did watch it. I think he's seen it 2 or 3 times now, but there must be something about that movie that appeals to the young at heart. I still enjoy watching it too, even if there is an occassional blasphemous thought of how George Lucas and ILM could redo the special effects.
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