pawtucket

And here I thought it was Evil Ways by Santana. Huh! The Doors song rocks!

SS - it is your turn

I never knew that about the end, he does say that. I'll be, something new every day.

Your turn

Okay I will do another audio clue. The last four or so notes of a song.

clue2.MP3

Just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in -- First Edition later to be called Kenny Rogers and the First Edition

Mary Jane

Is that the name of the song?

yes

I've got the song going through my head and resisting going to You Tube. Seems like the girl's name was Mary Ann or something like that.

Was that the song with the video about a girl dying. I think Kim Bassinger was in it.

I knew it was Zeppelin. Was listening to some to see if I could figure it out.

Who ever told this guy that he could sing should have been shot

Kirk

Taxi - Harry Chapin.

Glad the suit is over. You mean to tell me it took a court case to "resolve" things to their satisfaction? Couldn't they have just worked this out of court? James, I am assuming you would have been amenable to this...no?

They have to spend some of the abundant sharing somewhere.

Should we try a thread remembering a song from a riff?

clue1.mp3

intro.mp3

I forgot to post something.

"Sorry but it's time to go"

We'd like to thank you once again,

[song title],

It's getting very near the end

I forgot to post something.

"Sorry but it's time to go"

Definitely Floydian. The Wall. Can't think of the song though. One of the best concerts I ever went to. They only did about 12-16 performances of it. I went in Los Angeles. They built a wall in front of the group during the first half of the concert. Men just walking and laying big white bricks. Great multimedia.

And that's just a-what I'm gonna do.

Ooh love, to hold ya,

Ooh love, to kiss ya,

The group's name and our favorite cult have something in common

Okay. Warning the following lyrics can lead to ear worms. those lyrics that won't go away.

Love, you're such a sweet thing,

Good enough to eat thing

And that's just a-what I'm gonna do.

Ooh love, to hold ya,

Ooh love, to kiss ya,

Okay. Warning the following lyrics can lead to ear worms. those lyrics that won't go away.

Love, you're such a sweet thing,

Good enough to eat thing

There were bells on a hill but I never heard them ringing

Til There Was You - Beatles

Good tune. Not the correct answer, though.

Tip of the tongue.....

These groups/artists come to mind. John Denver, Seals and Croft, The Band, and Cat Stevens.

While waiting for Hiway, not sure if this has been done before

I met a gin soaked bar room queen in Memphis

No, and it occurs to me that those words have probably been used in many songs. I'll give it another day or so.

It sounds like a song from the last Rolling Stones' album, can't think of the name of the song

I know that when teams are trying to get someone to come to their team, they wine them, dine them. Make overt gestures like a sport car and the such. Here's the craziest one that I have ever seen

LeBron James just got the sweetest offer in the history of mankind to move from Cleveland to the New York Knicks -- a lifetime of free stripper action.

The Cleveland Cavaliers star -- who will become a free agent after this season -- is getting million-dollar offers from several franchises to make the switch to their team ... but if LeBron inks a deal with the Knicks, New York's premiere strip club Scores says it'll give the basketball star:

- A free lifetime of lap dances

- A "LeBron James Day" when all the strippers will wear his jersey

- And free food for life at the strip club's very own steakhouse.

Good luck competing with that Utah!

Read more: http://www.tmz.com/#ixzz0ne1XffAk

The Way International only appear to have ' snail mail ' contact address? -

http://www.theway.or...contact&lang=en

Does any one have an email address for them?

I would like to challenge them.

Thanks

Many staff still use third party emails addys (yahoo, hotmail) Give them a call, ask them. I'm sure they've read this thread by now.

Shapes of Things

You got it. Great song considering it was done in 1965, ahead of it's time