Dwight Best of
I read in the Dallas paper yesterday that Dwight's version of "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" (from that Gap commercial) will appear on his new best of collection. Jerald
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In a message dated 4/23/99 10:19:37 AM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I read in the Dallas paper yesterday that Dwight's version of "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" (from that Gap commercial) will appear on his new best of collection. Funny isn't it, that a song used exclusively for a TV commericial (thus far) falls under the category of "best of." NW
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Neal observed: I read in the Dallas paper yesterday that Dwight's version of "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" (from that Gap commercial) will appear on his new best of collection. Funny isn't it, that a song used exclusively for a TV commericial (thus far) falls under the category of "best of." Strikes me as pretty common that they'll tack on a new, typically unworthy track onto an artist's best-of release anymore. What I want to know is what tracks made this best of. I'm usually a lot more cheesed about what makes it and what doesn't than I am the odd new tune. Doncha think they'll snag a few sales with that hot new soundbite "single"? I bet they do. b.s. who bets "Two Doors Down" or "Lonesome Road" ain't gonna make that best of, darn it. n.p. Neutral Milk Hotel IN THE AEROPLANE...
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At 01:22 PM 4/23/99 EDT, you wrote: In a message dated 4/23/99 10:19:37 AM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I read in the Dallas paper yesterday that Dwight's version of "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" (from that Gap commercial) will appear on his new best of collection. Funny isn't it, that a song used exclusively for a TV commericial (thus far) falls under the category of "best of." I used to theink the British were so silly when a song used in a commercial would quickly enter their best selling sales chart thing. With things like the example above I realize they were just ahead of their time. Jeff Miles of Music mail order http://www.milesofmusic.com FREE printed Catalog: (818) 883-9975 fax: (818) 992-8302, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Alt-Country, rockabilly, bluegrass, folk, power pop and tons more.
