Rock and Roll Trivia
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The NME once ran a competition to find the best song lyric which replaced one word with the word "brick". "Killing me softly...with his brick" still makes me laugh.
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Killing Me Softly was a great song in its day. It's a song that has been panned a lot because it is somewhat syrupy. Having said that I would love to have written that song because I would never have to work another day in my life. 
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Im interested in"Who was the subject of the song?" Ive got this feeling in the back of my head about John Denver or Simon/Garfunkel I know its wrong but does anyone else want to chime in? Is it wrong
I may add i asked the boys at work today and the repied"Wit,Eh,Talkin aboot!Aye right Scott bye now!"So they dont know either!!!! 
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I think the subject of the song was Don MacLean of American Pie fame.
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Yup!captsandwich wrote:I think the subject of the song was Don MacLean of American Pie fame.
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That's it. Good one.captsandwich wrote:I think the subject of the song was Don MacLean of American Pie fame.
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It wasn't Carol King was it? Just a stab in the dark, really.
Never mind I googled it and I'm wrong.

Never mind I googled it and I'm wrong.
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A difficult one this especially if you're from US as you may not have heard of the act.
Who was the first act to appear at the Cavern that had been number 1 in UK charts
Who was the first act to appear at the Cavern that had been number 1 in UK charts
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was it Cliff Richard & The Shadows ?
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good guess Scotty but no
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Bit hard this I admit so here's a clue.
Act had been number 1 in UK in October 59, singer was originally from Bahamas
Act had been number 1 in UK in October 59, singer was originally from Bahamas
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Emile Ford & The Checkmates, perhaps.
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Thanks, Roy. I did not see the clue before I responded. Fingers crossed. 
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Well done Peter you are correct.
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OK no takers on the remaining question. The answer was in fact right in front of you..........................Lori Lieberman. 
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