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28 Feb 98 - 05:57 PM (#22567) Subject: Trying to find this song From: cpfinder@atcon.com Hello, I am looking for a song that my parents used to love. I have an old reel with the song on it, but it is in very bad shape. In a DEEP voice, the lines: "17, and he was one year more, 17, and he the girl adored, 17" Followed by the first line: "She was only 17, and he was 1 year more..." It is a story of love, challenge, and making it against the odds. If anyone has any ideas or tips on who sang the song, or where I might find a copy of it, please reply to me. Thanks, 73' Charles (cpfinder@atcon.com) |
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28 Feb 98 - 08:41 PM (#22586) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Gene Marty Robbins recorded a song by the title: SEVENTEEN
that contained similar lines ..on one of his GUNFIGHTER LPS...
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28 Feb 98 - 11:57 PM (#22598) Subject: Lyr Add: SHE WAS ONLY SEVENTEEN (Marty Robbins) From: Gene Right Church, wrong pew..it was on his Greatest Hits LP SHE WAS ONLY SEVENTEEN (He Was One Year More) (Seventeen) (Seventeen) (Seventeen) Do we have the right to question love that seems so strong (Do we have the right to question love that seems so strong) (Wah-wah-wah) Note. (2nd vocal & voices)
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01 Mar 98 - 10:01 PM (#22686) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Charles Thanks, I really appreciate this. If there is anything I can help with, let me know.. 73' Charles (cpfinder@atcon.com) |
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09 Jun 98 - 10:20 PM (#30469) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Rach (hamilr616@hotmail.com) I'm trying to find out who this song is by. It's kind of an instrumental. There's not many lyrics in it. It really just came out awhile ago. It's either sunshine, or sunchimes. I think, that's the name of the song. Thanks a bunch. |
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10 Jun 98 - 07:10 AM (#30487) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: alison hi Rach, It really is quicker if you start a new thread to ask for a new song, otherwise requests like yours get overlooked. I suggest you go back to the main thread page, go up to the top left and click on create a new thread, put in your request title then try again. good luck Slainte Alison |
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11 Jun 98 - 05:23 PM (#30555) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: LeAnn I am trying to find out the artist or title of this song: Can anyone help me? Think of Me - you know that I'd be with you if I could...i'd come around to see you once in a while...or if I ever need a reason to smile..and spend the night if you think I should.. |
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11 Jun 98 - 05:42 PM (#30557) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Jon W. It was top 40 in the 70's. Todd Runtgren springs to mind, but I'm not sure. |
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11 Jun 98 - 07:12 PM (#30562) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: gatyam gal The name of the song is "Hello, It's Me" and it was done Todd Rundgren. Words available from International Lyrics Server. |
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11 Jun 98 - 09:36 PM (#30574) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Joe Offer The International Lyrics Server is a great place to search for pop lyrics. if all you know is a few words from a song, use their fulltext feature. For country, try Cowpie. For folk songs, search the world-famous Digital Tradition Folk Song Database right here at the Mudcat Cafe. Just enter a few words in the search box at the upper right corner of this page. After you've tried all that, then try posting your requests for folk songs here in the forum. Make sure you give a title to your request thread that identifies your song somehow. Threads titled "trying to find this song" just tend to irritate people. For other songs, you'll get best results if you post a request in the alt.music.lyrics newsgroup. Grump, grump. -Joe Offer- |
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19 Jun 98 - 03:49 PM (#31046) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Sthurman@swaero.com I am trying to find the lyrics to Ronnie Milsap's Song "Pure Love" from the 70's any one know hwer I can find it? |
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20 Jun 98 - 12:11 AM (#31073) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: plsga@hotmail.com My father-in-law (age 80) says he remembers an old song with lyrics "then along came John, slow walkin' John". Any help with this? Thanks. |
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20 Jun 98 - 12:44 AM (#31075) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: alison hi, you will get more replies if you start a new thread for each request. That way it won't get lost in this one. Go to the top left hand side, click on "Create a new thread" and follow the instructions. Slainte Alison |
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20 Jun 98 - 08:19 AM (#31088) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Roger Himler The Coasters in the late 50's did a song about TV heroes with the chorus:
And then along came Jones, Each verse played out a little suspenseful tale and ended something like this:
And then he grabbed her. And then? And then along came Jones (etc.).... I'll do a little computer search and see what I find. I'll also transfer this to a new thread. Roger in Baltimore |
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01 Jul 98 - 01:02 PM (#31790) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: sthurman@swaero.com I 'm trying to find the lyrics and chords to Ronnie Milsap's song "Pure Love" does anyone have a clue? |
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01 Jul 98 - 01:08 PM (#31791) Subject: Ronnie Milsap's Song "Pure Love" From: sthurman@swaero.com I am looking for the lyrics to Ronnie Milsap's song "Pure Love" the chorus goes like this " Pure love, baby it's pure love 99..44..100 percent pure love". |
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01 Jul 98 - 01:36 PM (#31795) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Wolfgang follow this link for Pure Love |
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14 Jul 98 - 03:31 PM (#32547) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Tom Hourigan I've been looking for this song for 11 years! Its a strong throaty sorta country song by a female artist. Its a song about reflecting back over her relationship and summing it up should it ever end. The refrain sums it up as a whole lot of sunshine and "just a little bit of rain". I would love to find this song as it helped me through some very rough times keeping my focus on the positives (although sometimes hare to find). Thanks in advance for any help you can be. Tom Hourigan hourt@unitrode.com |
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16 Jul 98 - 10:00 PM (#32737) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Bill D Lordy!!! you keep tellin' 'em and they keep posting!! Folks..do NOT use this thread for new requests!! Start a NEW thread...with the name of the song as part of the title...read this thread and see how awkward it gets!!! And for those who re-opened this to see what is going on,, I'm sorry it is up top again!!!I REALLY hope Max will put some guidance suggestions on the forum page to help newcomers get started!!! |
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20 Jul 98 - 01:08 PM (#33003) Subject: I need The Chords and Lyrics To this Song From: sthurman@swaero.com I am trying to find the chords and lyrics to a recently released song which I believe it's called " That's How I got to Memphis" or at least that's the main line in the chorus can anyone help? |
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12 Aug 98 - 04:52 PM (#34633) Subject: Still Trying to find this song SOMEONE please help From: Tom Hourigan -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Tom Hourigan This is a repeat request, SOMEONE PLEASE HELP Date: 14-Jul-98 - 03:31 PM I've been looking for this song for 11 years! Its a strong throaty sorta country song by a female artist. Its a song about reflecting back over her relationship and summing it up should it ever end. The refrain sums it up as a whole lot of sunshine and "just a little bit of rain". I would love to find this song as it helped me through some very rough times keeping my focus on the positives (although sometimes hare to find). Thanks in advance for any help you can be. Tom Hourigan hourt@unitrode.com
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12 Aug 98 - 05:33 PM (#34646) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Joe Offer If you'd like to help Tom Hourigan out with his "little bit of rain" song request, click here to go to a specific thread for that particular request. Threads with non-generic titles usually work better. -Joe Offer- |
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02 Nov 98 - 10:39 PM (#43960) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Dseyler@marshall.edu "hey there lonely girl...lonely girl...." Has anyone heard a song with these lyrics. The singer is male and has a high pitched voice. Please email me if you know the songs name or aritst. I will probably never find this sight again so email me at dseyler@marshall.edu. thanks!!!! |
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03 Nov 98 - 02:23 PM (#44032) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Norman Lang I found the song lyrics I was looking for, through the entry by Joe Offer. I guess The Mudcat can take credit, rather indirectly. The sample words I quoted were close but not exact. Cowpie found a song by Hank Williams titled:- "WEDDING BELLS" which is it. Norman Lang |
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17 Mar 99 - 06:12 PM (#63834) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: bfleming@danielind.com Trying to find the lyrics to Me & Mrs. Jones, sung by Billy Paul- a hit in 1972. Thanks |
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17 Mar 99 - 09:57 PM (#63902) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: LEJ If Lonely Girl wasn't a Smokey Robinson song, it was by someone who sounds just like him. "Hey there Lonely Girl, Lonely Girl Let me fix your broken heart like glue Hey there Lonely Girl, My Only Girl Don't You know this lonely boy loves you" Pretty sure its Smokey Robinson and the Miracles |
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17 Mar 99 - 11:19 PM (#63909) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: catspaw49 What the hell is this ... a joke????????? Funniest damn thread I ever read...No matter how many times it was requested to start a new thread for a song, these dudes kept going blithely along. And why in the hell have we retrieved it. Reading Bill D.'s posts here, I'm sure he'll love it!!! Did I miss something somewhere? Is this a little gotcha' thing or what? Leej, old buddy....you're resonding to a 5 month old request? Did you already get hold of some of that Brazilian Coca-Cola???? catspaw |
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18 Mar 99 - 05:33 AM (#63960) Subject: RE: Trying to find what's going on From: Philippa Scroll up the thread and read Alison's message of June 10 and see how it was ignored. Something like a virus here; new people giving their e-mail addresses, resurrecting old overly-general threads from the archives and posting fresh requests on them. This one is the third I've seen this week. Probably a subversive campaign to get Mudcat to show further threadequette instructions on screen. Has anyone here e-mailed "bfleming"? |
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18 Mar 99 - 06:14 AM (#63965) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Banjer I'm sorry, I saw "looking for a song" and went in trying to help. I see the folly of my ways and will try in the future to refrain from opening threads with no clue as to what is being sought. Is there not some way the powers that be can edit out such threads? A warning could be posted that all threads without a title or keywords in the thread will be deleted. |
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18 Mar 99 - 09:49 AM (#63992) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Bert Take it easy guys & gals. What happens is, that a newbie sees this thread title and quite logically thinks that this is the tread to use when looking for a song. So they just go straight to the end of the thread without reading all the messages which don't interest them. It's not until AFTER they get hooked, or smitten with the Mudcat disease, that they read every message in every thread. So, Welcome Aboard! Bfemming, we're glad to have you. But, you will get quicker results if you start a new thread and include the name of the song in the thread title. Bert. |
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18 Mar 99 - 11:52 AM (#64014) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: LEJ OK, Catsp..Like I have said before, I have a prediliction for skipping through the entire thread, reading the last couple posts, then responding in a kind of an off-the-cuff fashion. As a penance I vow to listen to the entire September Morn album by the great Neil Diamond. Re; the Brazilian coke. Probably need an opener, as they don't have twist-off technology in Brazil yet. Course after the first bottle, you could probably just use yer teeth. And here I go, bringing this goofy thread back up to the top. |
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18 Mar 99 - 01:07 PM (#64027) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Philippa Bert, but the incredible thing is that Bfleming and a couple of others this week pulled threads of this nature out of the archives. This thread was dormant from Nov 1998 until March this year. And I wasn't so amazed that Bfleming hadn't heeded the notice of June 10, but neither did Le Ann on Jun 11. I refer you also to Bill's advice/complaint of July 18 and another song request posted on 20 July! "And here I go, bringing this goofy thread back up to the top." |
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18 Mar 99 - 02:00 PM (#64042) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: BFleming@danielind.com I have never logged onto this page before yesterday. I am not familair with "threads" and other things you were writing about. If you would explain, it would be appreciated. I was searching web sites trying to find the lyrics to the song posted and finally came across this web site. Apologies if doing it wrong. |
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18 Mar 99 - 02:09 PM (#64044) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Bert Don't worry about it Flem. Welcome aboard. Us Mudcateers are a funny crowd and some of us just have to read and comment on every message. Stick around and you'll see what I mean. And you other lot, don't complain about people not reading the instructions when we don't have any official instructions. Just make them welcome, they'll soon get the hang of it. Bert. |
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18 Mar 99 - 03:16 PM (#64058) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Pete M Hi BFleming, welcome aboard and thanks for replying to the posts above. I'm afraid that the song you are asking for is about 100 years too young for me to know it, but I'm sure that someone here will be avle to point you to a source. The International Lyric server used to be the place but I understand it has been shut down by the Vatican or someone. In return would you be able to let us in on the details of how you found this thread? I've tried experimenting with various search engines but so far only found the Mudcat home page, and that usually given under a "Folk and Blues" heading (which is correct). As you may have gathered several ancient and generic threads have been resurrected recently and we are all puzzled as to how they have been found. Threads: Messages to this discussion group are stored in a realtional database using a unique "thread" identifier as primary key. This has numerous advantages over the storage format used by "newsgroups"; including the ability to add to an existing thread but change the heading, view all posts to a given thread at once, fully invert the file to make them searchable by word, etc. etc. The term Thread refers to the effect of all messages being strung together. Hope that helps. Pete M |
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18 Mar 99 - 04:07 PM (#64067) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: bfleming Response to Pete M. It was a challenge but I retraced my web site tracks and I think this is what I did- Lycospro.lycos.com from there entered"where can I find lyrics" and on page 10 of sites found the site Trying To Find This Song was listed and I clicked it up- So, naturally the next thing I did was submitted the song and that was it. Hope this helps, but the "thread" is basically listed as a site to retrieve. Appreciated your help. |
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18 Mar 99 - 04:55 PM (#64076) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Bert Wow, bfleming, That's scary. I wonder how else we are listed out there. Complainers - Now see - it wasn't his fault:-) So I'm going to apologise for you all. We're sorry bfleming, we didn't mean to get at you. Bert |
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18 Mar 99 - 06:35 PM (#64101) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Pete M Hi BFleming, (you really must let us have a little less formal name!) Thanks for the information, I must admit I've never got beyond about parge 3 of a search engine result before getting bored, so I admire your tenacity. I've had a quick shufti at the International Lyric server here, the search facility is back up and their data base has the song you are after. Unfortunately the lyrics are still not available, although as you will see, they hope to have these back later this month. Sorry I can't be any more help. Pete M |
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19 Mar 99 - 10:57 AM (#64265) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: AlistairUK LEJ: We've had twist off technology for many years...and no one drinks coke because Guarana is ten times better. |
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19 Mar 99 - 12:02 PM (#64272) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: LEJ Well flip my cap and call me Charlie! Some disreputable turncoat has sold our American twist-off technology to the rest of the world! Is Nothing sacred?! But seriously, I've got to try this Guano drink you guys have. I would like to double my Brazilian Coke order and would also like a 6 pack of the Guanorama. |
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19 Mar 99 - 02:11 PM (#64320) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Wolfgang when I opened this thread I first shared Philippa's feelings then I shared Bert's apology, and now I share this link: Me and Mrs. Jones . Hope you find it, bfleming. Wolfgang |
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19 Mar 99 - 02:21 PM (#64323) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Bfleming Wolfgang: Thanks so very much for the lyrics to Me and Mrs. Jones...really glad I stumbled across this web site. Pete M: Apprecited the information, looking forward to them getting back on line.
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19 Mar 99 - 02:37 PM (#64328) Subject: Lyr Add: ME AND MRS. JONES From: Roger in Baltimore Bfleming, Thanks for letting us know how you found our site and in particular, the thread on "find this song." It is helpful for me to know how these things happen. We are a site for folk music and blues. And as I much as I love and admire Gamble and Huff's song writing, it is neither folk nor blues. In exchange for your help, here are the lyrics you requested originally. Here is a link to a soundwave file of the song (with lyrics attached). Enjoy the music, even if it ain't folk or blues.
ME AND MRS JONES
Me and Mrs. Jones, we got a thing going on,
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Jones
Me, me and Mrs., Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Jones Me and Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Jones. ... Roger in Baltimore |
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20 Mar 99 - 07:28 AM (#64484) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: AlistairUK LEJ: Guaran my friend, made from an amazonian fruit and as i said beats coke hands down. |
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10 Apr 99 - 05:50 PM (#69782) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: hohenstaufen@skyweb.net Hello, Don't know if you can help? Female Artist, name unknown, Title unknown, Line from song "Living in colors, laughing out loud " I know it's not much, but all help will truely be appreciated! Thanks for your consideration Doc |
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11 Apr 99 - 12:35 AM (#69850) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Lucius I was afraid that this thread may perish from sensibility. Its like, I kinda dig having my system lock up over interminably long threads. Anyone know the words to the song "Louie Louie", I think that it may have been by the Weavers ;-) |
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11 Apr 99 - 12:57 AM (#69854) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: tmtucker Charles, the song you are looking for might be called "When I was 17" ( It was a very good year). I believe it was done by the Kingston Trio somewhere around 1963. I could be wrong on all counts. Could be the Brothers Four and give or take a year. |
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11 Apr 99 - 01:52 AM (#69867) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: catspaw49 Ah Bob, and they say I'm a smart-ass!!! Isn't this amazing......this friggin' thread and a few others like it will not die!!! Art Linkletter should have had a second show called, "People Are Stupid." Hey, I know.......another one of these ran yesterday I think-----I'll go retrieve it so they can march along in Lockstep!!!! catspaw |
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16 Apr 99 - 05:25 PM (#71405) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Mankin Anyone know the title and artist of this pop song with the lyrics - "If you want a friend Someone who understands Baby you know that I'll be there Someone to follow you With a heart that's true Baby you know that I'll be there ...you know that I'll be there"
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18 Apr 99 - 05:25 AM (#71715) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: Ewan McV (inactive) I was about to post a message to this thread saying the following : "It does seem to me a just touch perverse to post a message to this thread complaining that people are posting messages to this thread." Then I decided not to. Just thought you'd like to know. Ewan McVicar |
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18 Apr 99 - 08:00 AM (#71722) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: catspaw49 How true...You Are Right Ewan so I've decided to pastpost instead. catspaw |
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18 Apr 99 - 08:10 AM (#71724) Subject: RE: Trying to find this song From: catspaw49 But I messed up so I'll try again just to try to get it right. |