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Subject: Pop lyrics? From: Jerry Friedman Date: 20 Sep 99 - 11:21 AM The lyrics sites I'm familiar with (through the Mudcat links) seem to have been shut down or made unusable. Does anybody know a good place to get pop lyrics nowadays? And in case a kind soul wants to help out, the one I'm looking for is "Hot Rod Lincoln". For a friend! |
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Subject: RE: Pop lyrics? From: Allan C. Date: 20 Sep 99 - 11:35 AM The Lyrics World site (and Mudcat link) is still alive and well and has the song you seek. |
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Subject: RE: Pop lyrics? From: Jeri Date: 20 Sep 99 - 11:41 AM The story of the song and a photo of the car are here There's a link to the lyrics on that page. |
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Subject: RE: Pop lyrics Sites From: Joe Offer Date: 20 Sep 99 - 11:46 AM Hi, Jerry - I swear that song's been posted here, but I didn't find it in a Forum search. Click here to get to the lyrics at Cowpie. You may want to bookmark these sites: Cowpie (country lyrics) - http://www.roughstock.com/cowpie/I think these are all listed on our Links page. -Joe Offer- |
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Subject: RE: Pop lyrics? From: Jerry Friedman Date: 20 Sep 99 - 12:07 PM You sure get quick service around here! Thanks to all. Lyrics World worked very nicely. I couldn't get OLGA and the International Lyrics Server to give me anything useful, even trying the mirror sites. I think the last time I tried Lyrics World, it was down, and I foolishly assumed it had gone the way of the others. |
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Subject: RE: Pop lyrics? From: Jerry Friedman Date: 20 Sep 99 - 12:13 PM By the way, Joe, that link at Cowpie is just suggestions for playing the rhythm-guitar part--sort of a tab in an unusual format. |
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Subject: Lyr Add: HOT ROD LINCOLN From: catspaw49 Date: 20 Sep 99 - 12:20 PM Okay.............
Well you heard the story of the hot rod race
Well it's got a Lincoln motor and it's really souped up
Got a 4 barrel carb and dual exhaust
Well we left San Pedro late one night
When all of the sudden in the flick of an eye
Well the fellas ribbed me for bein' behind
I wound her up to 110
Went around a corner and I passed a truck
They said, "Boy I think you've lost your sense
Smoke was a rollin' outta' the back
Went around the corner with the tires on the side
Just about then a rod started knockin'
Well they arrested me and they put me in jail
Spaw - It's a favorite of Cletus, Buford and Paw |
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Subject: RE: Pop lyrics? From: Joe Offer Date: 20 Sep 99 - 12:31 PM Oh, fer dumb. You're right, Jerry - I found the listing for the song at Cowpie, but didn't scroll past the guitar information and didn't realize that there were no lyrics posted. And what OLGA has is a copy of Cowpie's information - but I did check this time, and OLGA still does have lyrics and tab for other songs that you can search for at the site I posted above - you just have to study the site a little closer. International Lyrics Server has the song, but it flashes past you on the screen so fast that you can't even read all the lyrics aloud - and you can't highlight and copy them. So, click here to get to the lyrics you already found at Lyrics World. -Joe Offer- |
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Subject: RE: Pop lyrics? From: Jerry Friedman Date: 20 Sep 99 - 12:39 PM Thanks again! I've obviously been giving up too easily. If there's a Mudcat Spirit, it isn't that. |
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Subject: RE: Pop lyrics? From: catspaw49 Date: 20 Sep 99 - 12:45 PM BTW...After typing that crap like the dumbass that I am, I saw that our resident "Hotshoes" had already netted the damn thing...so I went and read the site about Charlie Ryan. He had another one that I didn't see mention of there called "Side Car Cycle" (pronounced "Sickel'). I ain't posting that one. I'm sure it's somewhere and the 'Shoes can find it if you want it Jerry. Spaw |
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Subject: RE: Pop lyrics? From: Joe Offer Date: 20 Sep 99 - 12:53 PM Yeah, I don't think we want to go teaching Catspaw how to do blue clicky things. That could be dangerous.... click -Joe Offer-
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Subject: RE: Pop lyrics? From: Jerry Friedman Date: 22 Sep 99 - 12:21 PM I don't think you're dumb, Joe, and my friend Pete may appreciate the non-tab tab. I don't think you're dumb either, Spaw. I'm grateful for the typing, and I have NO FEAR that your first ten blue clicky things will lead to the Mucdat home page. |
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Subject: Hot Rod Lincoln From: Matthew B. Date: 04 Oct 99 - 05:26 PM BAck in the summer of 1973, there was a hit song with the lyrics: My daddy said son Anybody have all the lyrics? |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Hot Rod Lincoln From: Lonesome EJ Date: 04 Oct 99 - 05:58 PM Have you heard the story bout the hot-rod race where the Fords and Lincolns were settin the pace That story's true, I'm here to say I was drivin that Model A
We were drivin down Grapevine Hill Maybe some Commander Cody fan can patch in the rest. LEJ |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Hot Rod Lincoln From: Roger in Baltimore Date: 04 Oct 99 - 06:03 PM The lyrics are available at Lyrics World, a great site for Top 40 lyrics like this. To get specifically to the song try clicking here. Enjoy the song. Roger in Baltimore |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Hot Rod Lincoln From: katlaughing Date: 04 Oct 99 - 06:08 PM One of my favourites! Here ya go, courtesy of Lyrics World:
HOT ROD LINCOLN |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Hot Rod Lincoln From: katlaughing Date: 04 Oct 99 - 06:09 PM Jeez, BigRib, took me that long to put in the line breaks. Great minds, I guess, huh? |
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Subject: ADD: Hot Rod Lincoln From: Joe Offer Date: 04 Oct 99 - 06:13 PM Click Here for tips from Cowpie on how to play it, but no lyrics. something makes me thing we had a request for this just a few weeks ago and came up with the same thing. this'll take care of it, once and for all. -Joe Offer- HOT ROD LINCOLN (words & music by Charles Ryan & W.S. Sevenson, 1960) (recorded by Johnny Bond, later by COMMANDER CODY AND THE LOST PLANET AIRMEN- 1972) My pappy said, "Son, you're gonna' drive me to drinkin'...and the rest is just like Kat and Roger said, but they're faster... (I'll delete all those lyrics I just posted....) |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Hot Rod Lincoln From: Roger in Baltimore Date: 04 Oct 99 - 06:16 PM Well, you'll just have to search for the song. Try under H under Titles, then go to hot, you'll get there. Roger in Baltimore |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Hot Rod Lincoln From: Roger in Baltimore Date: 04 Oct 99 - 09:45 PM Man, we smashed that request! We were posting so fast we just stepped all over each other. I guess we just get inspired when the lyrics to a great folk song are requested (TIC)! Way to go, Kat and Joe! Big RiB |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Hot Rod Lincoln From: catspaw49 Date: 04 Oct 99 - 10:44 PM Geez, I check in and first thing , I notice this thread and thought...."What's new on that?"..........Then I read it and realized it was an entirely new thread. True, you all did nail it and RiB it is a great folk song as you say, but Fr. Joebro, your memory banks are slippin'....it's an old age thing, don't feel bad. In any case, here's the other thread where I, like Kat, piddled away time typing while Jeri and Joe did that fancy computer stuff. BTW-there's a neat link in the other thread about Charlie's HOT ROD LINCOLN> Spaw |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Hot Rod Lincoln From: Dale Rose Date: 04 Oct 99 - 11:01 PM Well, I think by now, credit has been given where credit is due ~~ it is a Charlie Ryan composition, 1960. You can hear a bit of it along with several other CLASSICS on the album Corny Country at CDNow. I'm just going to copy and paste the contents, and hope it all comes out in a form that you can read. All cuts have sound clips. 1. Auctioneer - Leroy Van Dyke 2. The Battle Of Kookamonga - Homer & Jethro 3. Ode To The Little Brown Shack Out Back - Billy Edd Wheeler 4. The Credit Card Song - Dick Feller 5. Chug-A-Lug - Roger Miller 6. Gitarzan - Ray Stevens 7. Don't Go Near The Eskimos - Ben Colder 8. Hot Rod Lincoln - Charlie Ryan 9. When The Ship Hits The Sand - 'Little' Jimmy Dickens 10.Is Zat You, Myrtle? - The Carlisles |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Hot Rod Lincoln From: Dale Rose Date: 04 Oct 99 - 11:05 PM Naw, they've figured out how to keep you from linking to their pages. Seems to me that they'd be glad to get the extra traffic, and maybe the extra sales. It is easy enough though ~~ when the page that they send you to comes up, just change Artist to Album Title, enter Corny Country, and hit Find It. That'll get you there. |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Hot Rod Lincoln From: Joe Offer Date: 05 Oct 99 - 02:22 AM Darn it, Catspaw, I knew there was a thread on that song lately, and I had meant to change the title on your lyrics message so it would show up in a search. It's a good idea for everybody. If you post lyrics or a tune in a thread that doesn't clearly identify the title of the song, just change the "subject" line to ADD LYRICS: name-of-song. Dale, if you want to link to something you found by searching a site, it's a good idea to right-click on the link that got you to that location, select "copy schortcut," and paste THAT link into your link that you're posting here in the forum. -Joe Offer- |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Hot Rod Lincoln From: GUEST,paperback Date: 27 Jan 24 - 10:39 PM Interesting background. . . "Hot Rod Lincoln" It was while driving back from a gig at Lewiston's Pair-A-Dice Club that the idea for Ryan's next song was sparked by a particular incident. One night Ryan decided to race a Cadillac owned by his buddy, Bert Bartholomew, over the narrow Clearwater Bridge northward out of Lewiston and right up that Lewiston Highway toward Spokane. Ryan later recalled: "He passed me goin' up there and I passed him comin' down" (Bristol, 15). That post-midnight white-knuckle trip inspired a set of lyrics -- "the fenders were clickin' the guardrail posts, the guys beside me were white as ghosts"* -- that Ryan worked on for a few years before completing, and then finally recording, the song. Here * Climbing Lewiston Hill - YouTube youtube.com I don't think you could twist the end of the speedometer cable off on Lewiston Hill. The Grapevine maybe but not the Old Spiral Highway |
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Subject: RE: Lyr ADD: Hot Rod Lincoln From: clueless don Date: 31 Jan 24 - 08:00 AM In the category of "Nobody cares, Don!": The opening lines of Hot Rod Lincoln make reference to a "Hot Rod Race". I actually have a recording of Hot Rod Race, which describes a cross country race between two cars, until they are both passed by "a kid - in a hopped up Model A". |
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