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Mr. Neville turns into 6 syllables.
I didn't notice.
But I like Neville's singing over the years, he's been around forever.
Whereas Bobby Vee has a thin voice to begin with, and he was trying to...I don't know what the hell he was trying to do on that song, lol!
I'll listen again, but there are so many other true Dreadeds out there already.
Mike
How in the world can you handle the one syllable notes that Mr. Neville turns into 6 syllables??? And can he sing that any more nasally??? :-)
oh man, I am soooo behind n your shows! I caught the Soutside Johnny note. Ive been looking for a tune he did in the 80's I think it is titled "New Romeo" or somethiong like that. I can't fond it anywhere! Since you appear a big fan, do you have any ideas? Or I am copmpletely off base....
Mike,
It's not snowing in Augusta, but it's cold as *&%! More Christmas music, huh? This is what I think:
I had not heard the songs Having A Party or Fats Domino's version of Frosty The Snowman (Fats really sounds like a snowman here), and it was cool to hear some fresh Christmas music. Also the George T. song Rock And Roll Christmas was new to me. I'm not much of a fan of his, but I did enjoy that song.
I like what you did with the Little Drummer Boy segment. The first version I've heard, but not the last two. The Little Drummer Boy Next Door cracked me up. I've always thought Ray Stevens was cool, but I did see him in Branson in 1993 and was totally unimpressed with the live show. But his studio stuff is where it's at for me. And I really, really dug Ringo Starr's version, especially the bagpipes. That's cool.
I think the "dreaded Christmas song" should definitely be a regular feature. And wouldn't you know it, I have a nomination for a future show:
There are no birthdays today
Norma Jean Fox
(11/30/1945-9/7/2010)
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