OFF: Albert Jarvinen Band "Countdown" & Lemmy solo stuff (was Ringo just says no so autographing.)

[mike coleman]

we _do_ see eye-to eye here
I _just_ revisited "tie your mother", and while I am glad to own it and
(giving the nooog a break, remembering he was the lesser evil when sharing a
home with some other rockers on some show), Queen just never was something I
could get my mind around....
I JUST finished the "Blue Suede" track, the better of the 2 from that 45,
and I can't decide if I want that single again
guess not, the digital is good enough really...
also, was just on a site last night looking for the aforementioned lyrics
and got a jaw-dropping glimpse of the quantity of Lemmy's guest spots......
I can't go there now, too old......too much to wade through I won't like...
I got an unbelievable reaction to the stray-cats-mode CD he's on from a
guitarist friend but I do regret that my MIA friend Jeff who used "On
Parole" to mow his lawn with "his ass hanging out" will never see his want
of a Lemmy-Cash duet.....if Jeff still lives,,,,
On 10/14/08, Carl Edlund Anderson <cea at carlaz.com> wrote:
>
> On 14 Oct 2008, at 16:31 , mike coleman wrote:
>
>> anybody got the lyrics to "countdown" by the albert jarvinen band??
>>  SERIOUS
>>
>
>
> Unfortunately, no -- but that's a fun track.  Some of those little side
> trips Lemmy has made are seriously good, though I think the best of them is
> the screaming "Blue Suede Shoes" cover with Mick Green on guitar.
>
> 'Course, not _all_ of them are so outstanding ....  I really _want_ to like
> the Lemmy-sung (?) cover of "Tie Your Mother Down", but alas I think that
> doesn't quite make it (despite having Ted Nugent on it!).  It needed to be a
> bit more breakneck and raucous.  Ah well.
>
> Cheers,
> Carl
>
> --
> Carl Edlund Anderson
> http://www.carlaz.com/
>