LEGEND Your Song of the Day

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And now for the song that will get stuck in you head the rest of the day

You're welcome



I mean , who here doesn't love Eddie Murphy and Rick James

High Five !!!

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We used to have a crazy morning radio show down here in FL called Ron & Ron. They remade this song for their game called "Who's Lactating". It was a game were you had to guess who was pregnant. Imagine this song with the words "who's that lady" replaced with "who's lactating". They did it up pretty good too... the song sounded authentic. Funny shit.
 




Boy, did these bring back some memories! I was a big UFO fan back in the day. I met, accidentally, Michael Schenker briefly after a show at the Lodi Grape Festival (Yeah, really. Grape Festival) in '78 Schenker was saying something, about "wanting a beer" and such, in German to somebody and I picked up some of it and laughed as I was walking by through a crowd of people. Schenker says, "Sprechen Sie Deutsch?" I just said, "Ein kleines bisschen. (A little bit)" Schenker goes off on some monologue in German and totally lost me. I think it was soon after their next show at Stanford is when he left the band. I remember bumming about that.

 
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While in some ways the least talented Beatle, I think without him they wouldn't have been near as popular. Lennon was a great song writer, but frankly an asshole in real life - and fans can spot that. McCartney is an egotist - he underpays his bands since the Beatles because he's the star. A great songwriter, but the rest of his bands deserve respect too. Harrison was a better songwriter than many classic bands had, but hated the spotlight. Ringo was a good drummer (who hated solos - had to be pressured to finally perform one on "The End") but he was a guy who always looked like he was having fun, and who enjoyed the audience. What he hated was the fighting in the studio, and McCartney mistakenly thinking he could do everything better. Not a surprise that Ringo's '70s hit catalogue rivaled every other Beatle.