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Subject: Song title/Artist?

Written By: Kat on 5/16/2000 at 1:01 p.m.

Since everyone here is very good with identifying songs, here's one that's been bugging me for years.

Its a male vocal, with female backup singers doing the chorus. It was either late 70's or early 80's and may have been a local(in Boston)band.

The male's lyrics are this creepy guy using every skanky pick-up line known to try to get a one night stand. In one verse he is so crude he acually gets slapped by the girl.

The chorus (sung by the girls) goes like this:

"Woo Oh boy, I got better things to do. I got plans and they don't include you Tonight... Tonight... Toniiight..."

Then the guy comes back in and says his name:

" Uh-Huh...Eugene"

I had it on tape years ago, but the dj never identified it while I was listening. Anybody besides me ever hear it????


Subject: Re: Song title/Artist?

Written By: Dave M on 5/16/2000 at 3:08 p.m.

Real big song on my old hometown station, JB-105 in Providence, RI! "Eugene" by Crazy Joe & The Variable Speed Band. I think it was only a regional hit because it did not chart as a national hit. I still have the 45, but you may be able to find it on www.musicfile.com or www.gemm.com.

Subject: Re: Song title/Artist?

Written By: Kat on 5/17/2000 at 11:57 a.m.

> Real big song on my old hometown station, JB-105 in Providence, RI!
> "Eugene" by Crazy Joe & The Variable Speed Band. I think it
> was only a regional hit because it did not chart as a national hit. I
> still have the 45, but you may be able to find it on www.musicfile.com or
> www.gemm.com.

Thanks, Dave! I remember it being played here in Boston on WBCN 104 or WAAF Worcester/Boston. It's good to know I didn't imagine the whole thing.