Name that tune

[Smithers XKR]

I think I am getting confused Rich, I posted a picture of Jamaica, Dyer Maker. I think we might have crossed over and got mixed up. I am so sorry Rich, I am old and confused 🤔🤔 Bah humbug 😟😟😟

The guy on the right looks like John Bonham

 

[Smithers XKR]

I think I am getting confused Rich, I posted a picture of Jamaica, Dyer Maker. I think we might have crossed over and got mixed up. I am so sorry Rich, I am old and confused 🤔🤔 Bah humbug 😟😟😟

This is awsome Rich... its like Crosby Stills and Nash with Bohnham drumming and Creedence guitar!! Fab 🥰👍👍👍

 

[Smithers XKR]

This is awsome Rich... its like Crosby Stills and Nash with Bohnham drumming and Creedence guitar!! Fab 🥰👍👍👍

Second track is like early Zappa and the Mothers xxx

 

[Smithers XKR]

This is awsome Rich... its like Crosby Stills and Nash with Bohnham drumming and Creedence guitar!! Fab 🥰👍👍👍

Better band than Deep Purple, better musicians. If they had chosen to get a singer in they could have been huge. But they stuck to their principles as an instumental band.

 

[Smithers XKR]

Oh err

 

[Smithers XKR]

Wait a mo

 

[Smithers XKR]

Sorry I am getting very confused now

 

[Smithers XKR]

Great band

 

[TalismanRich]

Yeah, I'm thought you were guessing mine. Too many puzzles, not enough brain cells to keep 'em straight.

 

[TalismanRich]

One morning, two guys that had a local morning radio show were trying to come up with rock songs with yodeling. I called in and suggested Hocus Pocus, and they didn't have it in the library (this was in the days of records or cart machine). The studio was about a mile from my house, so I agreed to drop off a copy of the album. As I was driving to work, I listened to them playing it on the radio.

Picked it up later that evening, with a nice note from the DJs.

 

[dogooder]

Never heard of it, again, that is why I gave up even trying and am not participating lately.

I have to keep wracking my brain so's it doesn't set up like Jell-o pudding.

I certainly have more way than this, some of them being musical instruments.

 

[TalismanRich]

OK So this was a clue!!!!! I didn't get that, like Spantini didn't get my Cottage Cheese clue.

I would have probably figured it was Jamaica Jerk Off by Elton John anyway!

Turns out there are about a half dozen songs titled "Jamaica" in the hip hop world. I guess it's a popular place, and a bit of a crossover with the reggae style. I did see one mention of D'yer Maker being associated with Jamaica. I always knew it was a play on the phrase "did you make her?"

 

[spantini]

British band. This one charted high in the UK and US.

 

[Dave Matthews]

British band. This one charted high in the UK and US.

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Got it... I believe

 

[spantini]

Some well chosen words

 

[Dave Matthews]

Some well chosen words

Although the second picture could be considered quite subjective, I think I have to agree with you.

 

[spantini]

This is one of those where the two gimmes pretty much dictate the remainder.

 

[spantini]

Dave, why don't you go ahead and reveal your guess. I don't suppose anyone else is going to take a shot.

 

[Dave Matthews]

British band. This one charted high in the UK and US.

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You Sexy Thing - Hot Chocolate 1975

 

[spantini]

Alright, Dave!

I Want You - - Sexy Pose - - The Thing From Another World