• Registered: 2007-05-24
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Topic: need help finding an older, obscure song

hello, back in the late 60s (67-69), there was a not-so popular song on the flip side of a hit by one of the more popular bands back then.  I don't ever remember hearing it on the radio -- but i heard it on the b-side of the record.  i have been wracking my brain trying to remember the song name or the band, but cannot.  the words went something like: "let's walk on a lonely street, oh, you eyes. away from the crowed beat(?), i'll take you there... and so on.  does anyone else rememebr this song? 

thanks

  • From: derbyshire
  • Registered: 2007-05-17
  • Posts: 2,843

Re: need help finding an older, obscure song

HI I'M FROM THAT ERA BUT GOING ON THE BIT OF INFO IT DOES'NT RING ANY BELLS SORRY
                                        DADDYCOOL

love is life ,life is for love,keep a true heart and live life to the full....stay cool

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  • From: Starkville, Mississippi USA
  • Registered: 2006-03-04
  • Posts: 2,069

Re: need help finding an older, obscure song

Just a thought - go to sites that list chart-topping songs from that era.  Some of them may also list the B-side to each hit.  If nothing else, it could narrow the field of possible bands and performers.

The hunt may also remind you of some dusty old gems that are worthy of learning.  For a moment there, I thought your mystery song might be a Hollies tune . . . but really not sure.  James

"That darn Pythagorean Comma thing keeps messing me up!"
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  • From: Starkville, Mississippi USA
  • Registered: 2006-03-04
  • Posts: 2,069

Re: need help finding an older, obscure song

Hello limey and welcome to the chordie forum!
Try this link for the Little Feat song you seek:
http://uk.geocities.com/little_annabel/ … e-love.txt

In future, 'tis best to put a new song request in a new topic.
See upper right of a forum topic's main page.

Hope this link gives you what you need.  James

"That darn Pythagorean Comma thing keeps messing me up!"
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pythagorean_comma[/url]

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