, Keith Richards, Ice-T, Rachel Maddow, Reverend Al Sharpton, Ed Schultz, Alan Tew, The O'Jays, The Zombies and the audience from The Faces' final concert.
Aleem Aloysius XIV is the name of a future character I plan to develop later on.
Heh, makes it seem like it could've fit 3 years after the song's original release in '64, and work well within the Zombies' own Odessey and Oracle... ;)
Ironic, that "She's Not There" was the Zombies' only major charting single in their native UK, and yet one of several hits (3 major) in America-- Rheir label didn't even bother to release Odessey and Oracle at all in the UK until much later!
Just a few weeks ago, I felt like adding their three hit songs to my iPod, on which I already had Colin Blunstone's only major hit, "Say You Don't Mind" on board (which didn't have much success in America, but was top-20 in the UK, ironic after the lack of success over their for his then-former band!)
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Heh, makes it seem like it could've fit 3 years after the song's original release in '64, and work w
You're forgiven; we all typo here and there. ;) Thanks for the fave! :D
I was lucky to catch Blunstone and Argent open for Arthur Lee & Love at Town Hall in Times Square. The biggest Zombies fan (and Moody Blues fan) I know is moodyferret; so much so, she created a ferret named Colin.
We have to credit Al Kooper for having the balls to convince CBS to release "Odessey". "Care Of Cell 44" is a fucking amazing zong, with UP-FRONT bass by Chris White.
You're forgiven; we all typo here and there. ;) Thanks for the fave! :D I was lucky to catch Blunst
moodyferret; so much so, she created a ferret named Colin.
