What's the connection - II
Love Affair/Searchers: They both had a "Jackson" on bass guitar! The LA one was a Mick! I've checked with my priate library.
Einar
Einar
Searchers amongst my teenage favourite music. Still fond of them, but earnestly a little puzzled they are considered THIS big! But I'm very excited about this forum, and will love to read it regularly, and also contribute!
If you've seen the movie 'The Spy Who Shagged Me' or listened to the sound track, you've heard Green Day, Roy. An instrumental track called 'Espionage' is a heap of fun to play and would IMO be a good opener for a lot of gigs.
Gonna go and play some Fogerty now, before I head off to the office.......
Gonna go and play some Fogerty now, before I head off to the office.......
"Never eat more than you can lift." - Mr. Moon
Einar: brilliant!!!
Ahummm... i think i had been mislead by somethin' in the topic called "Johnny Blunt update"...
Roy: oh... i'm sorry... i thought you had... your personal quote sounds very much like a quote from one of their songs...
Still, the thing is there's an 'indirect' quote from one of the Searchers' songs in one of Green Day tunes. 'Indirect' means 'a bit modified' but still recognizable. The album on which the track appears is called 'Nimrod'. I've given as many hints as i can...
Ahummm... i think i had been mislead by somethin' in the topic called "Johnny Blunt update"...
Roy: oh... i'm sorry... i thought you had... your personal quote sounds very much like a quote from one of their songs...
Still, the thing is there's an 'indirect' quote from one of the Searchers' songs in one of Green Day tunes. 'Indirect' means 'a bit modified' but still recognizable. The album on which the track appears is called 'Nimrod'. I've given as many hints as i can...
Nothing will get you dead quicker than being deadly serious about yourself.
Wouldn't say I'm much of a fan Sheena but I try to keep up with some of the stuff my son is into (don't want to appear to be an old fuddy duddy!!).
I'm finding it harder everyday to keep up - constantly being sucked back to the 60s 70s and 80s!. I must get hold of more of their stuff and have a more open-minded ear, as it were!
Any suggestions as to what to look (listen) out for?
Cheers
I'm finding it harder everyday to keep up - constantly being sucked back to the 60s 70s and 80s!. I must get hold of more of their stuff and have a more open-minded ear, as it were!
Any suggestions as to what to look (listen) out for?
Cheers

"Never eat more than you can lift." - Mr. Moon
Johnny Ramone played a Rickenbacker as does Mike Pender, Frank Allen and John KcNally.
Life, as with music, often requires one to let go of the melody and listen to the rhythm
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The Ramones covered "Needles and Pins", perhaps better known as the "moaning" version by some.
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Would the connection with Britney Spears be the Flying Music Company?
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1. I do believe you Peter but i meant the other thing.
2. That was already mentioned by Einar. (truthfully speaking, i prefer the Ramones' version... but not on this forum...)
I mean two other connections. One is quite 'formal' and refers to late 70s - early 80s period. The other deals with records material, like: The Searchers did it thrice, the Ramones did it only once. For the Searchers it was the three first, while for the Ramones it was the last but one.
3. Not really. It may be right, i dunno, but... well, let's see...
2. That was already mentioned by Einar. (truthfully speaking, i prefer the Ramones' version... but not on this forum...)
I mean two other connections. One is quite 'formal' and refers to late 70s - early 80s period. The other deals with records material, like: The Searchers did it thrice, the Ramones did it only once. For the Searchers it was the three first, while for the Ramones it was the last but one.
3. Not really. It may be right, i dunno, but... well, let's see...
Nothing will get you dead quicker than being deadly serious about yourself.
