Human without the bean

I sure remember this quirky little tune from back in the day. No ideas?...I'm gathering. That's about it, as far as clues go. The rest of it includes the title. 1968. An American band comprised of 6 siblings that included their mother.The band was the inspiration for the tv show The Partridge Family. One song and (arguable ) their most popular had the title of what hippies at the time wore on their heads.

You take a bus marked "Lakewood Drive" And you keep on ridin' 'til your out of the city Where the air is fine with the sweet smell of pine And the countryside's pretty And you'll see daffodils, peepin' ovr' the hill Or a honey lovin' mama bear Just take a left at the bridge, go down to Quakertown Ridge And in a minute you're there Di din din din din din di din din din din din Di din din din din din di din din din din din Keep in mind your lookin' to find A place in the summer sun You can swim in the cove, have a snack in the grove or you can rent a canoe Daoop bop bop daoop bop bop daoop bop bop daoop bop bop daoop bop bop daoop bop bop Bop bop daoop bop bop Da din din di di di da din din di di di da din din di di di da din din di di di

Yes. What did you mean, "found him"? Mercy, mercy, you didn't google did you?

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Donald Sutherland

You take a bus marked "Lakewood Drive" And you keep on ridin' 'til your out of the city Where the air is fine with the sweet smell of pine And the countryside's pretty And you'll see daffodils, peepin' ovr' the hill Or a honey lovin' mama bear Just take a left at the bridge, go down to Quakertown Ridge And in a minute you're there

The song received alot of radio play in the late sixties. Originally I thought the ~Buffalo Springfield~ song was made popular by ~We Five~. Apparently it was ~The Mojo Men~. Sit Down I Think I Love You <iframe width="420" height="315" src="https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/L-e3-yeWxV8?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen=""></iframe>

Alright so you know, I mistook a band by mistake that made this song popular. The original band is on par with say, Joe Walsh and his first band James Gang. So you've heard of them. Guess something.

Interesting, did you put this up before Raf got this answer in Movie Mash? Yes, you did you sly dog George. Rachael Ticotin Total Recall Arnold Schwartzenneger (not really) Ronny Cox

"You're The Man Now Dog"!

after a little checking, the band that I thought made this song popular did not apparently. I don't even think they covered it. Sorry, therefore extra points will not to given out. But a correct answer will still get you high praise from me.

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Hint: that doesn't help.

Is this Machete? It's the only movie Danny Trejo is in.other than Heat that I know of. Oh, crap. This is not name that flick. OOPS!

So if you want someone to love you Pretty baby I'm you r guy It's not much I'm asking of you Just please give me a try Baby can't you see that I'm a desperate man I get high, just being around you You know what they say about the bird in the hand And that's why I can't live without you extra points if you name the band who covered this song and made in popular.

Yeah, that's it. And I'm alright with taking it back to the tune thread. I liked that song because it had both the key words.

Was it The Next Karate Kid?

Indeed.

Is anyone up for another one? George, Raf, WordWolf? Hint: It's not from The Moody Blues. It has both words, rock and roll in it. So, let's get to the point Let's ROLL another joint And let's head down the road There's somewhere I gotta go My old man was born to ROCK He's still trying to beat the clock Think of me what you will I've got a little space to fill

Ah, so that's the name of that song.

Robert De Niro Ronin Jean Reno

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The mouse died at the end of Green Mile. And all the people during Tom Hanks characters life. That's not it huh?

Indeed it is. Good play WordWolf. Do you have the artist?

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