lyric round march 20

[Yorkshire Vixen]

10 j geils band - centrefold??

 

[Melton Fox]

10 j geils band - centrefold??

Feck it, that's been doing my head in.

 

[Yorkshire Vixen]

24 xtc - senses working overtime

 

[homer]

One more been driving me feckin' crazy

9 Ian dury and the blockheads - sex and drugs and rock and roll

 

[MKFox]

1. It's no better to be safe than sorry - mhs
2. Here's something that you never gonna forget - melton
3. They beat him up until the teardrops start - homer
4. The night is young, the moon is mellow
5. I found romance when I start to dance - melton
6. And yet I want you, girl
7. Only one day away from your arms - fcuk
8. Baby don’t hurt me - melton
9. See my tailor, he’s called Simon - homer
10. Does she walk, does she talk? - yorky
11. You had a temper, like my jealousy - homer
12. She calls my name, pulls my train - homer
13. No hill too high, no desert too dry
14. And even Lena Turner’s smile - melton
15. Step outside, the summertime’s in bloom - homer
16. The first cut won’t hurt at all
17. She was such a naughty nanny - homer
18. I’m just an average man, with an average life - melton
19. Climb inside a dog - melton
20. Drivin’ all the old men crazy - melton
21. Have her over cos i'm all alone - homer
22. Seems to shine, in your blush
23. Do you have spinach on your teeth?
24. I’ve got one, two, three, four, five - yorky
25. For you and me now
26. They come runnin’ just as fast as they can - melton

80 melts
70 homer
20 yorky
10 mhs & fc

 

[homer]

Get in

25 The only way is up - Yazz

 

[Jeff]

16 - Propaganda - Duel or Jewel. Or both. I'll have to find the album.

 

[Jeff]

23 - Kissing with confidence. Can't remember who by.

 

[homer]

4 Is Vic There - Department S

 

[MHS]

#13 isn't Mr. Blobby is it!?!?!?

Edit: The song is called Blobby, Blobby

 

[MKFox]

4. The night is young, the moon is mellow - homer
6. And yet I want you, girl
13. No hill too high, no desert too dry - mhs
16. The first cut won’t hurt at all - jeff
22. Seems to shine, in your blush
23. Do you have spinach on your teeth? jeff with title
25. For you and me now - homer

90 homer
80 melts
20 yorky
20 mhs
15 jeff
10 fc

 

[Nottingham Fox]

6. And yet I want you, girl
- Not a fcking clue !!

22. Seems to shine, in your blush
- Van Morrison - Moondance

23. Do you have spinach on your teeth? jeff with title
- Steve Winwood - Kissing with confidence

 

[Jeff]

- Steve Winwood - Kissing with confidence

Steve Winwood was one of a number of well known musicians who appeared on the record, but it wasn't released in his name and he didn't sing on it.

The fact that several lyrics websites have it incorrectly listed under his name suggests there may be an element of cheating going on here, because I'm sure most people who know the record wouldn't have said it was him.

 

[Melton Fox]

The only version I know is by Will Powers

 

[Jeff]

The only version I know is by Will Powers

That's the only version I know too. But that version was sung by Carly Simon, and featured the likes of Winwood (uncredited at the time I think).

The only place I've found it listed as being by Steve Winwood is dodgy lyrics websites that can be found by doing a web search for the lyric.

 

[Melton Fox]

That's the only version I know too. But that version was sung by Carly Simon, and featured the likes of Winwood (uncredited at the time I think).

The only place I've found it listed as being by Steve Winwood is dodgy lyrics websites that can be found by doing a web search for the lyric.

I never knew that. Was Carly Simon working under a psuedonym or was it a band called Will Powers?

 

[Jeff]

I never knew that. Was Carly Simon working under a psuedonym or was it a band called Will Powers?

From Wikipedia:

"Kissing With Confidence" is a song on the 1983 album Dancing For Mental Health by Will Powers (actually photographer turned singer, Lynn Goldsmith).

Mixed by Todd Rundgren, it was released as a single in the UK, peaking at #18 in the UK Singles Chart. Carly Simon was the uncredited lead singer.


And...

Will Powers was the stage name used by celebrity photographer, Lynn Goldsmith, and character actor Gerrit Graham used in 1982, when they created a parody of aerobic workout albums. Their album, entitled Dancing for Mental Health, was intended to suggest what would occur should a psychiatrist recorded an album of a similar nature. Will Powers was the name of the psychiatrist that was narrating the album. Powers was portrayed by Goldsmith during the spoken word sections and by Graham during the sung sections.

Guest artists on Dancing for Mental Health included Sting, Steve Winwood, Nile Rodgers, Todd Rundgren, and Carly Simon.

 

[MKFox]

Just 1 left,

6. And yet I want you, girl


22. Seems to shine, in your blush - nottingham
23. Do you have spinach on your teeth? jeff with title/melts with artist


90 homer
85 melts
20 yorky
20 mhs
15 jeff
10 fc & nottingham

 

[Jeff]

22. Seems to shine, in your blush - nottingham

I think there should be an investigation into this to see if NF cheated like he did with his "Steve Winwood" answer.

 

[MKFox]

6. And yet I want you, girl

1986 (i think)

it may help that the answers from 1-26 were a-z for the artists