The Song Title Game

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Was Cliff Richard the British guy who played a fully hollow body Guild SF 5?

He was the inspiration for Keith Partridge:
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"Midnight Confessions," Grass Roots, first concert I ever went to, I was 14 or 15.
 

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"I Don't Fit In"-the Paul Collins Beat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7cI4-605-0
Saw 'em live in '87 I think it was, at Gilbert Zapp's, a small club built by Atari founder Nolan Bushnell on the foundations of the Bodega, a San Jose landmark.
http://stickbandsj.com/gilbert-zapps/
Kind of a Chuck E Cheese's for drinking age yuppies.
But it was around the corner from my apartment.
With lots of girls.
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I never forgot that tune, after only hearing it that one time.
Felt like they were channeling a Yardbirds rave-up.
Besides the band I bet I was the only one there who could even tell you who the Yardbirds were.
Kudos for knowing the band. That first album was much revered by Sydney bands in the mid to late 80s. Seems that almost every band I went to see covered at least one song from it. My own band did "Walking Out On Love".

I searched for ages to find the record and eventually did in a second hand shop on a trip to Melbourne - $18 which was a considerable amount to pay back then.
 

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"Steppin' Out" - Paul Revere & TheRaiders

"I'm Not Your Steppin' Stone"-the Monkees
(a cover of PR & the R version :glee:)
Trivia note: the bassist on the Monkees session was Larry Taylor later of Canned Heat and several Harvey Mandel solo albums.
More cool creds for our boys.
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"I'm Not Your Steppin' Stone"-the Monkees
(a cover of PR & the R version :glee:)
Trivia note: the bassist on the Monkees session was Larry Taylor later of Canned Heat and several Harvey Mandel solo albums.
More cool creds for our boys.
:friendly_wink:

"Now, in order to have a good boogie, ya gotta have a bottom, and on that bottom babies we've got Mr. Larry Taylor, alias The Mole."

I remember it like it was yesterday.
 

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"Now, in order to have a good boogie, ya gotta have a bottom, and on that bottom babies we've got Mr. Larry Taylor, alias The Mole."
I remember it like it was yesterday.

He was a member of the Wrecking Crew, and his brother was the drummer for the Ventures.
Other credits include Mayall, Tom Waits, and a host of blues people:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Taylor
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"Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" - Bob Dylan

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"Rainy Day Dream Away"-Jimi Hendrix Experience
( Intro rap:
"Hey man, take a look out the window and see what's happening
Hey man, it's raining
It's raining outside man
Aw, don't worry about that
Everything's going to be everything
We'll get into something real nice you know
Sit back and groove on a rainy day
[s-s-s-s--s-ppp]
{while holding breath}:
Yeah, yeah I see what you mean brother, lay back and groove.....)
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PS this song was reputedly written back at the Castaways hotel on the afternoon of the rained out '68 Miami Pop Festival, the same hotel where the Wreck Bar was located, and where Jimi was photographed with a Starfire at an impromptu jam session later that same day.
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Whaddaya think the odds are that that Starfire inspired him to write that jazzy-sounding riff, the jazziest thing he'd done up to that point, hmmmm?
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