On Wed, 22 May 2002 12:19:55 +0100, John Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Has anyone else written a song about their phone number?
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I can't believe no one has mentioned 867-5309 (Jenny) yet!
--Bill
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At 9:56 am -0400 5/22/02, David H. Bailey wrote:
>Beechwood4-5789 (early Motown)
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>John Bell wrote:
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>>Has anyone else written a song about their phone number?
AKA "634-5789" as sung by Wilson Pickett (written by Steve Cropper &
Eddie Floyd).
Weirdly enough I popped "Wilson Pickett's Greates
At 11:04 AM -0400 5/22/02, Charles Small wrote:
>John Bell wrote:
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> > Has anyone else written a song about their phone number?
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My former girlfriend's number was exactly "I whistle a happy tune"
from "The King And I". I have such a bad memory for numbers that I
would often try out com
John Bell wrote:
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> Has anyone else written a song about their phone number?
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Not exactly, but almost. My mom was a pianist, and one birthday or Mothers' Day
I got her a working novelty phone in the shape of a little piano. It had a range
of a 10th, and the notes chimed as you hit A for 1,
"I Just Called To Say 'I Love You'" - an unlisted number, presumably.
> From: "David H. Bailey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Beechwood4-5789 (early Motown)
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> John Bell wrote:
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>> Has anyone else written a song about their phone number?
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>> Regards
>> John
Beechwood4-5789 (early Motown)
John Bell wrote:
>> It may look like that to you; I don't dispute that. But to musicians
>> who are conversant with mid to late 20th Century American popular
>> music and jazz conventions, this is unquestionably recognized as a 69
>> chord.
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> Many thanks
At 12:19 PM +0100 5/22/02, John Bell wrote:
>Has anyone else written a song about their phone number?
Years ago in 1966, as a 17-year-old nascent composer, I wrote an orchestral
passacaglia on my girlfriend's telephone number, 889-4716. It was among the
40 compositions destroyed in The Detonacy o
At 12:19 PM +0100 5/22/02, John Bell wrote:
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>Has anyone else written a song about their phone number?
"Ricky Don't Lose That Number" I think it's by Steely Dan springs to mind.
Has anyone else named their band after a sexual aid? 8-)
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John Bell wrote:
> >It may look like that to you; I don't dispute that. But to
> >musicians who are conversant with mid to late 20th Century American
> >popular music and jazz conventions, this is unquestionably
> >recognized as a 69 chord.
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> Many thanks to everyone who has responded. It seems
>It may look like that to you; I don't dispute that. But to
>musicians who are conversant with mid to late 20th Century American
>popular music and jazz conventions, this is unquestionably
>recognized as a 69 chord.
Many thanks to everyone who has responded. It seems there are as many
differ
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