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Season 281 - Hello and Goodbye
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It wasn't that one... Perhaps Alan Thornton will beat me to it... It's one of the more obvious ones.
AlanDP
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I'll be leaving this afternoon for my annual pilgrimage to the Foundation School of Church Music and won't be back until Saturday. I hope you have a fun season, Liz!
UkingViking
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Hello Mary Lou
I decided to do it quick and dirty. Gotta learn some more strumming patterns some time soon.
It has both a hello and a goodbye, and it was the first song that came to mind. Written be Gene Pitney, but mare famous in Ricky Nelsons rendition.
I decided to do it quick and dirty. Gotta learn some more strumming patterns some time soon.
It has both a hello and a goodbye, and it was the first song that came to mind. Written be Gene Pitney, but mare famous in Ricky Nelsons rendition.
LucilleJustRocks
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Considering that I actually dislike a lot of songs with a 'Hello' or 'Goodbye' in its title......it will be difficult to find a song I really like..ok, I already have two songs on my mind . I also don't sing a song that somebody else has sung before ..if I know about it. So no 'Adele', no 'Lionel Richie' and other contemporary pop crap.Or no Beatles (though I really like it).
. I also don't sing a song that somebody else has sung before ..if I know about it. So no 'Adele', no 'Lionel Richie' and other contemporary pop crap.Or no Beatles (though I really like it).
Hello! Looks like another fun one! Thank you, and Goodbye!
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It had to be done... two for the price of one.
Wanted to get this in early. Remarkably easy to play. Jools Holland was not available to do the keyboard break. And I wasn't about to try Tilbrook's solo.
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My love of old TV theme songs get a chance to strike again! Yah. Never thought I'd be doing this song, and I figured nobody else would, so here it is. lol This is considered an all time terrible TV show, but as a kid I liked it, and I loved the theme song.
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This has been a favorite of mine for a long, long time. For those of you who have never heard it before its time to sing:
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Had some frustration here, after several takes I got one I halfway liked, and then pressed the wrong button and lost the video forever, so I had to do it again. Sigh. lol That said, I think I'll try to keep this in my repertoire.
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This is one U2 song I did not try before, but as it has the sentence "and I know this is not goodbye" in it, here is my take on Kite.
The question now Sean is whether this is the first or second week of trying to get a Kinks streak going.
Also, very nice rendition Rus.
Also, very nice rendition Rus.
UkerDrew
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Here's one that skates in with only one "Hello" but it's the first word in the lyrics!
"Life by the Drop" was written by Doyle Bramhall and Barbara Logan and performed by Stevie Ray Vaughan. Peace be unto you brother, wherever you are.
"Life by the Drop" was written by Doyle Bramhall and Barbara Logan and performed by Stevie Ray Vaughan. Peace be unto you brother, wherever you are.
RAB11
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Seems I'm on a bit of a Josh Homme kick at the moment. This is from his side project, Them Crooked Vultures. You have to wait till the end for the goodbye, sorry.
https://youtu.be/VEJb7oXm5rA
https://youtu.be/VEJb7oXm5rA
Tootler
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The Copper Family of Rottingdean in Sussex played an important part in preserving English Traditional Song. It started when James (Brasser) Copper was persuaded to write down some of his family's songs. This was continued by his son, also James, who realised that the family's songs were in danger of getting lost. The Copper family had a tradition of unaccompanied harmony singing which continues to this day.
Here is one of the songs written down by Brasser.
Here is one of the songs written down by Brasser.
Tootler
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My second for this season was originally a poem dating from the 1850s and written by one George Scroggie a miller from Aberdeenshire in Scotland.
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