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|    Re: Song I.D (bit of a long shot)    |
|    12 May 09 11:23:46    |
      XPost: aus.hi-fi, aus.music, rec.music.collecting.vinyl       From: none@all.org              In article <4a035ad4$1@dnews.tpgi.com.au>, keith@nowhere.com.au says...       > Mark Harriss wrote:       > > Jeßus wrote:       > >> I've run out of ideas on how to identify this song, short of stumbling        > >> across it on the radio (not likely to happen). I've tried that        > >> 'tunetapper' site, but no luck there either.       > >>       > >> -It's an instrumental, containing piano and electric guitar       > >>       > >> - Hard to fit into a genre... the guitar work is very rock in style        > >> though, could be described as containing a guitar solo (of sorts).       > >>       > >> -I recall hearing it a lot on the radio in the early to mid 1970s       > >>       > >> -I'm guessing the song dates circa 1967-1973       > >>       > >> -I believe this was a fairly popular track in it's day (for some        > >> years), may have been on the charts at one stage (I checked that but        > >> no luck).       > >>       > >> Not much to go on, I know... but any help appreciated.       > >>       > >> TIA       > >        > >        > > Classical Gas?       >        > Hmm I don't remember too much piano in that one, how about Elton John's        > "Funeral for a friend" on "Goodbye yellow brick road"?              I'd be very surprised if it was an Elton song - but I can't completely        rule it out either. I'll check that one out later on, cheers.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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