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1. I Can See Clearly Now-- Johnny Nash or Jimmy Cliff

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I think you got half a point there, buddy ;)  Got my Jimmys mixed up :P :D

Or maybe you get a quarter of a point because I DID get the Jimmy right ;D

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I think you got half a point there, buddy ;)  Got my Jimmys mixed up :P :D

Or maybe you get a quarter of a point because I DID get the Jimmy right ;D
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Hehe :P  ;)

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1.  I can see clearly now - Jimmy Soul (?)
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Hi Rice!  Right song, wrong artist... :-/

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#4 is "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight" by England Dan & John Ford Coley.
#10 is "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet" by Bachman-Turner Overdrive.
#12 is "Touch Me" by the Doors.
#13 is "I Saw Her Standing There" by the Beatles.
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Perfect score!  :)

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18.  Let's Hear it For The Boy-Denice Williams
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Correct, Gwen!  Didn't you also get this one on my last quiz?  ;D ;)

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1. I Can See Clearly Now-- Johnny Nash or Jimmy Cliff
8. Invisible Touch-- Genesis  (minor thing here-- I think the correct lyric is "She takes control and slowly tears you apart".   :))
15. Smells Like Teen Spirit-- Nirvana
24. When I See You Smile-- Bad English
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Perfect score!  You may be right on the lyric for #8...I haven't heard the song in a long time and that was what I thought it was!  :D

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Hey CF

# 23  I Saw The Light - Todd Rundgren

My fave of all time !  :D

FB  :)
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ooh !

and # 19 is

See Me, Feel Me - Who

FB  ;)
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Correct on both accounts, Fuss!  ;)

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3. That Smell-Lynyrd Skynyrd
6. You Should Hear What She Says About You-Melissa Manchester
7. I Heard It Through The Grapevine-Marvin Gaye
9. When Will I See You Again?-The Three Degrees
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Perfect score, Indy Gent!  :)

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All song titles will include one of the senses...i.e. smell, hear, touch, or see.  I have left out "taste" because I just couldn't come up with any songs containing that word.  Please note that different tenses are used as well.

Name the song and the artist(s).  Limit: 4 (for now)

Have fun!  ;D


1. "Look all around, there's nothin' but blue sky"
Rice/LB15 (I Can See Clearly Now/Johnny Nash)

2. "If I ever settle down, you'd be my kind"

3. "Oak tree you're in my way"
Indy Gent (That Smell/Lynyrd Skynyrd)

4. "It's been such a long time and I really do miss your smile"
CD (I'd Really Love To See You Tonight/England Dan & John Ford Coley)

5. "No salvation, twenty below"

6. "She's so very nice, you should break the ice"
Indy Gent (You Should Hear How She Talks About You/Melissa Manchester)

7. "And I'm just about to lose my mind"
Indy Gent (I Heard It Through The Grapevine/Marvin Gaye)

8. "She takes control and slowly tears you apart"
LB15 (Invisible Touch/Genesis)

9. "Will I have to suffer (suffer) the whole night through"
Indy Gent (When Will I See You Again?/The Three Degrees)

10. "She took me to her doctor and he told me I was cured"
CD (You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet/BTO)

11. "Play us a song we can slow dance on"

12. "Now I'm gonna love you till the heaven's stop the rain"
CD (Touch Me/The Doors)

13. "And the way she looked was way beyond compare"
CD (I Saw Her Standing There/The Beatles)

14. "Now it seems they're telling me you've changed your wicked ways"

15. "With the lights out it's less dangerous"
LB15 (Smells Like Teen Spirit/Nirvana)

16. "Wasn't it me who said that nothing good's gonna last forever"

17. "Gonna find me a hole in the wall, gonna crawl inside and die"

18. "And maybe he sings off-key, but that's alright by me"
Gwen (Let's Hear It For The Boy/Deniece Williams)

19. "Right behind you I see the millions"
FBVP (See Me, Feel Me/The Who)

20. "I'll light your candles baby, and maybe I'll light your life"

21. "Oh, I hear her voice as the cold winds blow"

22. "Think I would die if you were to ignore me"

23. "Then you gazed up at me and the answer was plain to see"
FBVP (I Saw The Light/Todd Rundgren)

24. "Sometimes I wanna give up, I wanna give in"
LB15 (When I See You Smile/Bad English
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21)Have you seen her?-Chi-lites

and number 19 is called either "We're not gonna take it" or "Go to the mirror"..there is no song on Tommy that is called "See me feel me"..that "Right behind you I see the millions is said in both those songs...(and the line See me feel me is said in two more)

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2. "Heard it in a Love Song" - Marshall Tucker Band

14. "I Heard a Rumor" - Bananarama

17. "Can't You See" - Marshall Tucker Band

22. "I Touch Myself" - Divinyls


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4 for 4, Wicked Lester!

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#16 Touch Me in the Morning- Dianna Ross
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Right on, julie!  :)

(BTW, long time no see!)

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21)Have you seen her?-Chi-lites

and number 19 is called either "We're not gonna take it" or "Go to the mirror"..there is no song on Tommy that is called "See me feel me"..that "Right behind you I see the millions is said in both those songs...(and the line See me feel me is said in two more)
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Correct on #21, Billy.  I'm confused by what you said regarding #19.  FussBudget answered it correctly.  All of my reference materials show it as "See Me, Feel Me" by The Who.

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Hi CF

# 5  Touch And Go - Emerson, Lake & Powell

I am sure it is Powell too !   ;)

FB :)

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Spot on, Fuss!  :D

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Correct on #21, Billy.  I'm confused by what you said regarding #19.  FussBudget answered it correctly.  All of my reference materials show it as "See Me, Feel Me" by The Who.

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alright, lets get this straight...the song you are talking about is by the Who, the only problem is there is no song by that title...I believe you are thinking of the song of the album "Tommy"...on Tommy there are two songs that contain the lyrics "Right behind you I see the millions"...they are "Go to the mirror" and "We're not gonna take it"...in both songs that line is stated as well as the line "See me, feel me, touch me, heal me" (that line is also used in 2 other songs on the album)

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alright, lets get this straight...the song you are talking about is by the Who, the only problem is there is no song by that title...
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Okay, then tell Joel Whitburn that all of his Billboard books which contain that song are wrong.  I've always known it as "See Me, Feel Me" and apparently so has FussBudget and all the lyrics sites that I checked out!  Are you telling me that we're all wrong?  

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Okay, then tell Joel Whitburn that all of his Billboard books which contain that song are wrong.  I've always known it as "See Me, Feel Me" and apparently so has FussBudget and all the lyrics sites that I checked out!  Are you telling me that we're all wrong?  
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i have the album sitting right in front of me

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i have the album sitting right in front of me
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That is very strange.  The Billboard Book of Top 40 Hits is sitting right in front of me and it lists "See Me, Feel Me" (#12 in 1970) as being from Tommy.

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alright, lets get this straight...the song you are talking about is by the Who, the only problem is there is no song by that title...I believe you are thinking of the song of the album "Tommy"...on Tommy there are two songs that contain the lyrics "Right behind you I see the millions"...they are "Go to the mirror" and "We're not gonna take it"...in both songs that line is stated as well as the line "See me, feel me, touch me, heal me" (that line is also used in 2 other songs on the album)
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Okay, then tell Joel Whitburn that all of his Billboard books which contain that song are wrong.  I've always known it as "See Me, Feel Me" and apparently so has FussBudget and all the lyrics sites that I checked out!  Are you telling me that we're all wrong?  
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Hee hee I am being fought over !  ;D

I think I see the problem here.  I am/was under the same impression as Ceramic - that is certainly how I think of the song as being titled.

I saw this thread at work so I thought I would check out my "The Story Of The Who" double album when I got home.

Under "We're Not Gonna Take It" is a notation that says :

(including the excerpt for the "Tommy" finale, 'See Me, Feel Me')

For what it is worth...I was wrrrr..... wr...... not quite right  :D

FB  ;)

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Hee hee I am being fought over !  ;D

I think I see the problem here.  I am/was under the same impression as Ceramic - that is certainly how I think of the song as being titled.

I saw this thread at work so I thought I would check out my "The Story Of The Who" double album when I got home.

Under "We're Not Gonna Take It" is a notation that says :

(including the excerpt for the "Tommy" finale, 'See Me, Feel Me')

For what it is worth...I was wrrrr..... wr...... not quite right  :D

FB  ;)
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Regardless of whether it was part of a rock opera finale or not, it is still a song.  Call me stubborn, but I am going to believe what they say in The Billboard Book of Top 40 Hits.  :)    

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I know this one

Number 11 is Touch Me When We're Dancing - The Carpenters
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Correct, VirtuosoClaptrap!!  :D

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Regardless of whether it was part of a rock opera finale or not, it is still a song.  Call me stubborn, but I am going to believe what they say in The Billboard Book of Top 40 Hits.  :)    
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I might have to owe you an appology...I just looked through my old 45's and found on the B side to "Overture from Tommy" there is a song called "See me feel me"...its not on the album, but there was a b side of it...its basicly the same thing as the end of "were not gonna take it"..but something still bothers me..if it was a B side, then how did it really hit the charts (yeah it happens, but not often)

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I might have to owe you an appology...I just looked through my old 45's and found on the B side to "Overture from Tommy" there is a song called "See me feel me"...its not on the album, but there was a b side of it...its basicly the same thing as the end of "were not gonna take it"..but something still bothers me..if it was a B side, then how did it really hit the charts (yeah it happens, but not often)
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I'm glad that you found your old 45, Billy.  That confirms what I had believed all along.  ;)  Yes, B-sides do make it to the charts occasionally.  I had another one in mind recently but now I can't remember what that was.  :-/

Now let's move on to finishing the quiz!  :)  

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Love Touch by Rod Stewart?


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;D ;D ;D

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I'm glad that you found your old 45, Billy.  That confirms what I had believed all along.  ;)  Yes, B-sides do make it to the charts occasionally.  I had another one in mind recently but now I can't remember what that was.  :-/

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here this is what I found out about it:

"See Me Feel Me is actually the last half of "We're Not Gonna Take It" (the last song on the album). The Woodstock album version of WNGTI only included the see me feel me part. When the Woodstock album came out, the record companies released a single entitled See Me Feel Me, which was simply the last half of WNGTI off of Tommy."

and that explains it...anyway, some other famous b sides that made it on the charts:
Strawberry Alarm clock's "Incents and Peppermints" was the B side to "The Birdman of Alcatraz" (I have this 45 too)
"Misty mountain hop" by Led Zeppelin was the B side to "Going to California"
Chubby checker's "The twist" was the B side to something

There are many many more..Im just not thinking of them