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3.  George Thorogood - Bad to the Bone
7.  Bob Dylan - Blowin' in the Wind
13.  The Clash - Train in Vain
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All correct Kenny, well done :)

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#2 There must be an angel - the eurythmics
#16 Don't look back in anger - Oasis?
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Hi karen - #2 is correct but #16 is not....you'll kick yourself on this one...

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#4  Heart Of Gold--Neil Young
#8  I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues--Elton John
#9  That's What Friends Are For--Marilyn Manson (Just kidding--Dionne Warwick I think)
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3 for 3 there Claude Prez well done

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#5 is drivin' me nuts
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hehehe....another one you'll kick yourself over ;D !

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In the format familiar to those of you who read the violin and brass quizzes....this one features lyrics from songs featuring a harmonica part. Artist and title please, limit 4.

1. Gonna go where the bright lights And the big city meet

2. I must be hallucinating, Watching angels celebrating
karen - There Must Be An Angel (Playing With My Heart) - The Eurythmics

3. The head nurse spoke up and she said leave this one alone
My Name Is Kenny - Bad To The Bone - George Thorogood

4. I've been to Hollywood, I've been to Redwood
Claude Prez - Heart Of Gold - Neil Young

5. Someone to love, somebody new

6. Everyday , when I say , that I'm not gonna take any more

7. How many times can a man turn his head
My Name Is Kenny - Blowin' In The Wind - Bob Dylan

8. I could honestly say that things can only get better
Claude Prez - I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues - Elton John

9. For good times and bad times I'll be on your side forever more
Claude Prez - That's What Friends Are For - Dionne Warwick

10. Everybody needs a shot of r'n'b, So come on down to my surgery

11. I had somethin’ in my pocket, Keep a lot of folks alive.

12. Uh-huh, it was the ________s
couldn't give you the last word 'cos it would give it away

13. So all alone I keep the wolves at bay
My Name Is Kenny - Train In Vain - The Clash

14. Tank fly boss walk jam nitty gritty

15. Love to last more than one day

16. And you used to be so sweet I heard you say

17. Some girls they want a handsome Dan or some good lookin' Joe

18. Truly the angel's best

Bonus Questions
a. Winston Bazoomies - who is he?
(I nearly named the quiz after him but I thought it would be too obscure and people wouldn't even bother to read the quiz!)

b. What's the connection between songs #13 and #14?

c. How many times does Stevie Wonder feature in this quiz!?


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11)Im a man-Yardbirds, Bo Diddley, Eric Clapton, etc



c)Well, twice as I can see it, once in THats what friends are for, and once in Isnt she lovely....

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#14 is "Dub Be Good To Me", by Beats International and Lindy Layton
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Correct @sskicker!

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5.Love Me Do-The Beatles ;D
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That's correct also, Mordor :)

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#16 is "Karma Chameleon" by Culture Club.  
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It serpently is, CF :)

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#12. 5-4-3-2-1 - Manfred Mann (the missing word being 'Manfreds', so yes, that would've been a giveaway...!)
#15. Not Fade Away - Rolling Stones
#18. Isn't She Lovely - Stevie Wonder
(at least we know there's more than one Stevie performance in here...!)
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Correct in all details Paul, as always - well done :).

Hey Paul, I was banking on you knowing who Winston Bazoomies is too ;)

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11)Im a man-Yardbirds, Bo Diddley, Eric Clapton, etc
c)Well, twice as I can see it, once in THats what friends are for, and once in Isnt she lovely....
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Hi Billy - #11 is correct but (c) is incorrect - it's more than twice!

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#1  Desire - U2
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hi mandamoo - correct, well done!

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6. Special Brew-Bad Manners
10. Down At The Doctors-Dr. Feelgood
17. Tougher Than The Rest-Bruce Springsteen/Emmylou Harris
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3 for 3 Indy, well done :)

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10. Down At The Doctors-Dr. Feelgood
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One of the best live bands I've ever seen - they were just fantastic.

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Hey Paul, I was banking on you knowing who Winston Bazoomies is too ;)
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Oh, if you insist...!

Winston Bazoomies (so it says on his birth certificate!) was the harp blower in good-time ska band Bad Manners (#6 above), who on their day, were quite amazing to watch (let alone listen to!)

You're extremely fortunate to have seen Dr Feelgood...I'd love to have caught them, but never did...I'm not sure if they've called it a day after the death of the legendary Lee Brilleaux...

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You're extremely fortunate to have seen Dr Feelgood...I'd love to have caught them, but never did...I'm not sure if they've called it a day after the death of the legendary Lee Brilleaux...
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I saw them live in Southport in 1979, post-Wilko era but I always thought John "Gypie" Mayo was underrated as his replacement. R'n'B (in the old sense of the term) was not big in Southport in 1979...the audience were mostly heavy rock fans wearing denims and leathers emblazoned with such legends as "AC/DC", "Motorhead", "Led Zeppelin" (or simply ZoSo), "UFO", "Scorpions" etc. etc.

It was a seated venue and for the first 4 or 5 songs the audience remained seated and somewhat bemused...most didn't appear to be familiar with the Dr Feelgood repetoire but could tell from just listening that it was great rock music. After about 20 minutes of little reaction, Lee Brilleaux asked, nay, demanded that everyone leave their seats and come down to the front of stage area....and that was it, the scene was set for another hour of one of the most memorable gigs I've been to. The crowd were going mental, Lee Brilleaux was really enjoying it, shaking hands with all the bodies crammed down near to the stage. It was quite emotional really.

I don't know if the surviving members of the band are still gigging at all. I can't imagine it would be the same without Lee though - RIP :(.

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I'll have a crack at bonus question b), as I'm here...

I would imagine The Clash 'London Calling' LP is the connection, as it featured both 'Train In Vain' (#13) and 'Guns Of Brixton' a part of which was nabbed (but not sampled) by Cookie and his outfit for the re-hash of 'Dub Be Good To Me' (#14)...
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Correct once again Paul...I thought the "Dub Be Good To Me" bass line was a sample from "Guns Of Brixton" but I'm happy to take your word for it that it was a copy, not a sample.

As for the Stevie Wonder question, it's basically that he was the harmonica player (sometimes uncredited) on some other songs in the list. If no-one gets it in the next couple of days I'll put the answer up myself.