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Post by **bobins** » 29 Oct 2017, 21:43

myglaren wrote: ↑29 Oct 2017, 21:28 Unless perhaps I can use Leonard Cohen as a link

Tenuous link coming up.....

Steve Winwood ---> Blind Faith.
Leonard Cohen song ---> The Faith.

NEXT !!

NewcastleFalcon · Post by **NewcastleFalcon** » 31 Oct 2017, 00:25

Mentioning Next! will always take me to The Sensational Alex Harvey Band but the connection song to tidy up is now..

The Webb Sisters Coming Back to you.....

Well one record which I remember as a 45 was Delaney and Bonnie Featuring Eric Clapton haven't heard it for ages. Great guitar riff in my opinion!

"Coming Home"

Links are so easy! Join in!

Regards Neil

Post by **bobins** » 31 Oct 2017, 07:56

If you're Comin' Home, then I'm going home

"I'm sitting in the railway station.
Got a ticket for my destination."

Post by **myglaren** » 31 Oct 2017, 07:58

Got one for Coming Home:

The original Skylar Grey one with some rapper in it is dreadful, this one much better:

Was trying to fit some Carl Orrf in somehow

NewcastleFalcon · Post by **NewcastleFalcon** » 31 Oct 2017, 16:06

bobins wrote: ↑31 Oct 2017, 07:56 If you're Comin' Home, then I'm going home
"I'm sitting in the railway station.
Got a ticket for my destination."

Making a link from Homeward bound the first obvious one is of course Widnes Railway Station.

Not surprisingly Widnes hasn't featured in many well known tunes. Elvis Costello, and Belle and Sebastian have recorded songs with Widnes in the Lyrics.. "Stars of track and Field" and "Watch Your Step" respectively.

The second source of a Link would be Kathy Chitty the homeward bounding to whom Paul Simon was writing about.

She also appears in "Kathy's Song", and "America"

On the whole I think I'll put up Elvis Costello
"They say it's good for business
From Singapore to Widnes"

Regards Neil

Post by **GiveMeABreak** » 31 Oct 2017, 16:55

Ok a bit of a weak link, but hey ho - Stiff Records and Elvis Costello..., besides it's a catchy tune and she's a bit wacky!
Lene Lovich

Half Bosnian, half British, Lili-Marlene Premilovich was born in Detroit but raised in Hull. When she was 29, DJ and journalist Charlie Gillett heard her covering I Think We’re Alone Now (the very same song that became a hit for Tiffany years later) he signed it to his Oval imprint and licensed it to Stiff. Gillett certainly had an ear for the Stiff sound, having had a major hand in bringing both Ian Dury and Elvis Costello to the public’s attention though his Capital Radio show.

Post by **bobins** » 31 Oct 2017, 18:39

GiveMeABreak wrote: ↑31 Oct 2017, 16:55 Ok a bit of a weak link, but hey ho - Stiff Records and Elvis Costello..., besides it's a catchy tune and she's a bit wacky!
Lene Lovich

Weak link ??? Bloody amateur !

This is a weak link

Lene Lovich. ----> Lovage, the plant.

I did consider Chive Talkin' by The Bee Gees

But will settle for that well known gent named after some useful culinary plants......... Herbie Hancock and Rockit

Post by **myglaren** » 31 Oct 2017, 18:42

Rockit's a plant too - double link

Post by **GiveMeABreak** » 31 Oct 2017, 18:47

My give up - what's the rules here anyway - seems anything goes or is it a make it up as you go along?????

Post by **myglaren** » 31 Oct 2017, 18:49

There are rules but only applied loosely (or not at all in some cases).

Post by **GiveMeABreak** » 31 Oct 2017, 18:51

That's very clear - thanks for the explanation Steve - exactly as I thought - anything goes

Post by **myglaren** » 31 Oct 2017, 19:20

So we have "Plant"

So how about:

NewcastleFalcon · Post by **NewcastleFalcon** » 31 Oct 2017, 19:31

GiveMeABreak wrote: ↑31 Oct 2017, 18:51 That's very clear - thanks for the explanation Steve - exactly as I thought - anything goes

I was hoping to make it easier for Steve to lob up some of his Carl Orff with a "bridging sort of entry" seeing as a direct link without being ludicrously obscure ain't that easy with Carl.

Did think from Elvis Costello we could have gone to his duets with Bruce Spingsteen then onto Springsteen's song Badlands and hence onto the Badlands theme which is Gassenhauer by Carl Orff..

The moving finger has moved on now, so further creativity may be needed.

Participation is the key though Marc.....keep pitching in! Its easy as you can see! Lene Lovitch et al, Stiffs Greatest Stiffs tour all part of my formative musical education!

Regards Neil

Post by **myglaren** » 31 Oct 2017, 19:33

And it was indeed Gassenhour

Oddly enough first encountered in "Badlands"

Took me years to find what it was.

NewcastleFalcon · Post by **NewcastleFalcon** » 31 Oct 2017, 19:38

myglaren wrote: ↑31 Oct 2017, 19:33 And it was indeed Gassenhour

Oddly enough first encountered in "Badlands"

Took me years to find what it was.

Come on then lets try to work in Gassenhauer with a credible or even incredible attempt at a link

Regards Neil

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