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This came up on another forum I belong to. The melody was used in Song of The South with completely different lyrics.

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Kansas City Blues

Stumped y'all huh? I'll find out Monday when I return.

Didn't find a longer version but did find NiNi tearing up AGT

Nice find on the Cranberry cover. I wonder if the whole song is out there somewhere.

Speaking of the Isley Brothers. This song has a special place in rock history. Anyone know why?

Woman or Woman's Wednesday

WW Lulu was 16 when she scored her first UK hit in 1964 with this cover of the Isley Brothers 1959 hit.

TFT Between 1968 to 1972 most of the E Street Band and Bruce himself were in various Southside Johnny bands. Steve van Zant was his guitarist until 1975. Jon Bon Jovi did a tour as a band member Over the years more than 100 musicians have been a Juke leaving an indelible mark not only on the...

Your song, I can't tell you what you like, just how it sounds to me.

There is a difference in flow between "A house is not a home." and "The home you dreamed of and not just a house" The word house is harsh compared to the last words of the surrounding line. Maybe you can flip it to "Your house becomes the home you dreamed of.,"

Perhaps the lines "The home you dreamed of, a place to belong" more spoken than sung for emphasis. Not a fan of "and just a house"

Monday Morning Blues The original The cover

Sammy is 77 and still can belt them out. A few cracks in the veneer but the foundation is sound.

midnight comes early

If it does you didn't make it right.

When I pass on the recipe for the last decade or so I always say to start with El Yucateco Black Label Reserve Chile Habanero Hot Sauce for two reasons. First is every Walmart carries it and second it isn't ridiculously hot so if you put a little too much in you shouldn't ruin the bowl and its...

The Midnight Special What you don't know. The song as we know it today is about convicts seeing the train "The Midnight Special" shining it's light toward freedom. However, The first recorded version (1926) had nothing to do with that while one of the two first versions in print (1905) did...