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Supreme indeed! How apt. Ya know? You gotta be supreme if you're going to name your group The Supremes. Miriam-Webster defines "supreme" as "highest in degree or quality" and, in this case, the song, much like the band, is of the highest in degree and quality. You could even use this song or the group, The Supremes, as a new definition for supreme, because they define the word, supreme, as they're so supreme in their supreme supremliness. In conclusion, supreme!
Oh and btw, the Righteous Brothers. So righteous! Miriam Webster defines "righteous" as "morally right or justifiable" and nothing is more right and justifiable than singing as if one is yearning for lost love while imprisoned for a crime he did or did not commit. Completely justifiable. Completely.. righteous!
Oh and btw, the Righteous Brothers. So righteous! Miriam Webster defines "righteous" as "morally right or justifiable" and nothing is more right and justifiable than singing as if one is yearning for lost love while imprisoned for a crime he did or did not commit. Completely justifiable. Completely.. righteous!
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Oh dear Ramsey Lewis Ramsey Lewis I heard a lot of that growing up. There are some good moments here and there but overall I'm not fond of this period, or the things I'm fond of weren't the pop hits of the period.
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Any time the solution is "banjo rifle", I'm in 100%.
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Hey, does anyone remember poorpete? I always wonder what happened to that guy?
Any time the solution is "banjo rifle", I'm in 100%.
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Wait... no wait... I know who you're talking about. Was he the guy that always talked in a high-pitched weirdo voice like he was a character on a 70s kid show? And a standup comedian? Real absurd observational humor? Married Judy Tenuta? No... hold on... shit. I'm thinking of Emo Philips.
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WINNER! That shit made me laugh really hard. Thank you.Kyle wrote: ↑Thu Sep 16, 2021 2:41 pmWait... no wait... I know who you're talking about. Was he the guy that always talked in a high-pitched weirdo voice like he was a character on a 70s kid show? And a standup comedian? Real absurd observational humor? Married Judy Tenuta? No... hold on... shit. I'm thinking of Emo Philips.
Any time the solution is "banjo rifle", I'm in 100%.
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Back!
1965 is pretty high quality, plus or minus. Even Herman's Hermits has a lovably goofy quality.
And "I Got You Babe" is another perfect example of if a song by white artists sounds like Motown it's probably the Wrecking Crew
1965 is pretty high quality, plus or minus. Even Herman's Hermits has a lovably goofy quality.
And "I Got You Babe" is another perfect example of if a song by white artists sounds like Motown it's probably the Wrecking Crew
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There are a lot of early 50s pop songs that wouldn't be considered Rock and Roll but the group vocal harmonies sound right up the alley of the mid 60s.
Haven't had a double-up in a while. Thought The Beatles had a chance but they have 28 songs left to make that happen...
Haven't had a double-up in a while. Thought The Beatles had a chance but they have 28 songs left to make that happen...
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