Guilty Pleasures

Who's DJ Sammy?

*points and larfs at Missi*

Chesney Hawkes. His first album still makes me feel like a very excited, hopeful teenager when listening to it - but I don't feel guilty. I just sing along very merrily.

Ooooh, Flash. I'm with you for BOC. What a rockin' song. I sing it to my kids at bedtime. I also sing 'The Little Drummer Boy', however, for some balance. 'Both Sides Now'.

Oh! Oh! And 'Copacabana' by Barry Manilow. Now THAT'S fun to sing in the bath...

'Never Let Her Slip Away' by Andrew Gold. (I also liked 'Him' by Rupert Holmes.) [%sig%]

*whispers* You can thank your lucky stars......by Dean Freidman.

Eeeeuw Flash!!!! That was still too loud! [%sig%]

*looks away shamefully*:-0(

Aggghhhhh! Got it in my head now! *puts peg on nose to aid impersonation* [%sig%]

you're one sick pup flash.

*goes back behind sofa with a sherbert fountain*

i can still hear you slurping

More than a feeling, Boston Look how brave I am. I feel cleansed.

Drift Away - Dobie Gray Stand By Your Man - Blonde American (any one of 60 mill.) Rock'n' Roll I Gave You The Best Years Of My Life - er... some Australian guy (NO not HIM!)

Club Tropicana

Excellent. If we ge 20 of them. I'll make a CD. Title it 'You have nothing to be guilty of'. Let's get cracking.

Pina Colada Song (An inadvertent tropical theme)

They have to be songs that you love.

Galveston

It's Yesterday Once More by The Carpenters *bursts into tears*

That's more like it. 'January' by Pilot. Which version of Galverston Liana?

Oooh, Liana! I love that one, too! Separate Ways by Journey. *ducks quickly*

'The Little Drummer Boy'. I cry every time I sing it.

What do you mean "that's more like it", what was wrong with my ones? Eh? Eh?

Not allowed. Thatsa novelty record.

What the Pina Colada song?

i have a soft spot for meatloaf ... you know those karaoke moments ... cough ...

That as well. The singer iof that song is guilty of many crimes.

What's Rupert Holmes ever done to you?

Glen Campbell, but REM do a great version too. I love Glenn Campbell. Witchita Linesman is fab as well.

You thought it was Jonathan King, didn't you?

John Denver songs are great for karaoke. When I lived in Bangkok, my Thai friends always insisted that I sing 'Take Me Home, Country Road' at karaoke bars. Damn, now I've got it in my head....

Tim, I'm sorry, I've got that song confused with A Jonathan King song. It's now in and it is a true guilty pleasure. Top man

Ahh 'Witchita Linesman' written by the great Jimmy Webb. Jimmy Webb plays the Bloomsbury in November. I'm going back for that one.

Yeah, I'm a secret Glen Campbell listener too, though not much lately. I offer you, Just When I needed You Most - Randy Vanwarmer The pina colada song is actually titled 'Escape'

A classic George, and I expected nothing less. Bring them on.

If you want to be pedantic, it's called Escape(The Pina Colada Song). I wish I hadn't mentioned it now.

It's in Tim.

Can anyone remember a song from the early eighties called 'Take the L out of lover and it's over'? I thought the group were called Aeroplane, as opposed to Airplane.

Blue oyster cult- don't fear the reaper Several Dwight Yokham songs

It was 'The Motels' as far as I can remember. Take the L (Marty Jourard, Martha Davis, John Carter) (c)1982 Excessive Music (BMI) / Clean Sheets Music (BMI) / Minimal Music (Adm. by BUG) (ASCAP) Watching my hands Holding my face One more evening gone to waste No longer do I know my place Killing time and missing my cues Watching her belong to you Tears could only change my view Take the "L" out of Lover and it's over Take the "L" out of Lover and it's over Growing up has always been tough Good intentions never good enough I would take you far away Do anything to make you stay Take the "L" out of Lover and it's over Take the "L" out of Lover and it's over Take the "L" out of Lover and it's over Every drink and cigarette All those times we never met There are things we should forget Now it's over, over Take the "L" out of Lover and it's over Take the "L" out of Lover and it's over Take the "L" out of Lover and it's over Take the "L" out of Lover and it's over Take the "L" out of Lover and it's over Take the "L" out of Lover and it's over

Sorry, I had a Slimey moment there!

footloose- kenny loggins how you remind me- that American heavy/clean group.

A classic!

lucille

bert likes that song by texas .... say what you want ...

Monster Mash by Bobby Pickett.

I was wondering today if DJ Sammy had an album out....

Old country and western music. George Jones 'She thinks I still care' 'Cigarettes and coffee blues' Marty Robbins 'The end of the world' Skeeter Davis. 'I fall to pieces' Patsy Cline. Oh and many many more. And the prefix of this thread, 'guilty' doesn't apply. [%sig%]