Cover songs for the next DLR/VH album!

[delta5150]

"Everything I do" by Bryan Adams



Only Joking! Sorry!

I'd say something funky like

"Jungle boogie" by Kool and the gang, that's a badass tune. "Hit the boogie...phrrrr"


Anyway if they were to do a cover song it should be a well-known hit for it to be successful, why not
"Whitelines" by Grandmaster Flash, can you imagine that jejjeje! that'd be funny and quite strange too

[Jérôme Frenchise]

Originally posted by cvh 2007
thats not so bad i dont mind a little fog hat

Sorry if it isn't new, but there's some spoonerism in Fog Hat (reverse the two words together with the vowels): was it on purpose?
Just asking.

Not their kind, anyway.

[tajmahal]

Summer Nights - This song was made for DLR. He would definitely need to change the lyrics

ACDC - Have a Drink on Me

[binnie]

Cream - Sunshine of Your Love

[Loons The Great]

Success Story--THE mighty WHO

Friday night, I'm on my way home
They oughta make work a crime
I'm home for the weekend
I'm gonna make the most of my time
There's a rock and roll singer on the television
Giving up his music, gonna take up religion
Deserted rock and roll
To try to save his soul

Saturday night, gotta gig with the band
Playing the electric guitar
Someday I'm gonna make it
Gonna be a super-duper-star
Get a flashy car
And a house for my Ma
The big break better happen soon
'Cause I'm pushing twenty-one

Just like Cinderella
When she couldn't go to the ball
A voice said, "I'm your fairy manager
You shall play the Carnegie Hall"
I gotta give up my day job
To become a heartthrob
I may go far if I smash my guitar

Away for the weekend
I've gotta play some one-night stands
Six for the tax man, and one for the band
Back in the studio to make our latest number one
Take two-hundred-and-seventy-six
You know, this used to be fun

Monday morning, I just got home
Six and the birds are singing
I need a drink and my clothes are wet
Ooh, and my ears are still ringing
There's a rock and roll singer boppin' on the TV
He used to be a preacher, but now he sings in a major key
Amended his decision to the new religion

[Loons The Great]

Psycho--The Sonics

[Katydid]

Better run for the round house Maximus, they won't corner you there!

Fat Possum Records in Oxford, MS has sent me newsletters weekly for a few years. They took a lot of old cotton pickers from MS and made them blues men. Made sure they paid them their royalties.

It was so odd, because I saw a documentary on tv about Fat Possum Records and told it in a website I was in. Opened my e mail later and they had sent me a whole album on mp3 that folks could listen to. I posted it in Embryo Songs out of Singapore where I've modded a long time. I'd mentioned that cds coming out of Japan at the time were $82. each. Next thing I knew the old cotton pickers were coming up in the world and being on tv and touring overseas.

I remember when New Orleans flooded I got an e mail for prayers for some of them, because they could'nt locate them. One was found, but died later.

[ALinChainz]

You do not mod there, anyone can look at the member list and you are just that, a member.

You are the only one that posts there, anyone can look to see no one converses with you there either.

Too easy to prove hag.

Please keel over.

[diamondsgirl]

I really want to hear Dave sing "Woke Up This Mornin'" (the Sopranos theme tune.)

I love that tune and he'd nail it.

[Loons The Great]

Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be--AC/DC

Black Math--The White Stripes

To Love Somebody--The Bee Gees

Searchin' The Desert For The Blues--Blind Willie McTell

Tough Mama--Bob Dylan

Big In Vegas--Buck Owens

Is Anybody Goin' To San Antone--Charlie Pride

Is You Ever Seen A One-Eyed Woman Cry--Earl Hooker

Blues Power--Eric Clapton(damn, that would be incredible)

Texola--Eric Sardinas

Footstompin' Music--Grand Funk Railroad

If The South Would Have Won--Hank Williams, Jr.

I Need Somebody--The Stooges

Skinny Legs And All--Joe Tex

The Man That Got Away--Judy Garland

Willin'--Little Feat

Doesn't Remind Me--Audioslave

Moon River--Satchmo style

Bell Black Ocean--Mark Lanegan

Alabama--Neil Young

Ghosts Of You And Me--Soulsavers

Down--Stone Temple Pilots

Dream Letter--Tim Buckley

Theme From Sanford & Son

Theme From The A-Team

[Loons The Great]

I Think I Lost My Headache--The Queens Of The Stone Age
...aka Sammy Finally Got Lost...

[Loons The Great]

The Song Remains The Same--Led Zeppelin

[diamondsgirl]

Big Legged Woman

this tunes been done by many bluesmen but has never had the Roth treatment that I'm aware of, I'd like to see Ed go off on this too.

[Howlin' Wolf]

Methamphetamine Blues--Mark Lanegan

[Howlin' Wolf]

Auto Pilot--Queens Of The Stone Age