I remember....

[celinedionsfan]

Damn, you're good, Patty!

 

You have NO idea just how good I am!!

 

[ByuSmurf]

Made Papa confess to being a minority on the board.

 

OK... next clue?

Edited November 20, 2007 at 04:33 AM by ByuSmurf

[stevethefan]

This music question is a little more recent, from the late 80's. What famous current male pop star penned Madonna's controversial "Like a Prayer." Hint: His late mother was on a very popular 70's comedy show.

[celinedionsfan]

Lenny Kravitz

 

Mother was Roxie Roker played Helen on the Jeffersons

 

Her character was married to Tom, a white man.

[stevethefan]

Lenny Kravitz

 

Mother was Roxie Roker played Helen on the Jeffersons

 

Her character was married to Tom, a white man.

Very impressive!

[celinedionsfan]

Thank you...

 

as for your query about the Monkees movie... I, like Brenda, am stumped...

 

but I'd guess ... just for the heck of it... Paul Newman

[stevethefan]

Thank you...

 

as for your query about the Monkees movie... I, like Brenda, am stumped...

 

but I'd guess ... just for the heck of it... Paul Newman

Oh I forgot about that Monkees movie question. The answer: Jack Nicholson.

[ByuSmurf]

Those have been TOUGH ones!

[celinedionsfan]

Brenda... you don't know this one:

 

"My motto's always been when it's right it's right.

Why wait until the middle of the cold dark night"

[stevethefan]

Another question:

 

What famous 70's and current band originally were the backup band for Linda Ronstadt.

[celinedionsfan]

Stone Ponies

[stevethefan]

Stone Ponies

You are correct that his was the name of her band but at one time this other group (not formed at the time) worked with her and then after formed their own band. BIG HINT. They are on the charts NOW.

[celinedionsfan]

Oh Jeez... the Eagles

[ByuSmurf]

Brenda... you don't know this one:

 

"My motto's always been when it's right it's right.

Why wait until the middle of the cold dark night"

 

Sky rockets in flight...

Afternoon delight

 

Aaafternoon deliight

Aaaaaaaaaaaa Afternoon Delight!

 

[celinedionsfan]

FINALLY :clap: :clap:

 

 

Okeydokey...

 

"Fool them all but baby I can tell you're no stranger to the street"

[stevethefan]

"We had joy we had fun we had seasons in the sun..."

[celinedionsfan]

Terry Jacks - Seasons in the Sun

[stevethefan]

Before becoming a major star later in the decade of the sixties he played guitar in Little Richard's band? Who was he?

[celinedionsfan]

Jimmy Hendrix

[stevethefan]

Jimmy Hendrix

:clap:

 

What famous band played together for the first time at Woodstock.(Hint, they had all been in other famous bands before Woodstock).

[celinedionsfan]

I guessed on the Hendrix question because he was the most prominent guitarist of the 60's decade... but Woodstock... cheesewhiz - I haven't a clue

[stevethefan]

I guessed on the Hendrix question because he was the most prominent guitarist of the 60's decade... but Woodstock... cheesewhiz - I haven't a clue

Yeah I know, this one was not that easy. Crosby Stills and Nash.

[celinedionsfan]

Never would have gotten that unless you had given me a song they sang... and speaking of songs... who sang this and what the title:

 

"Fool them all but baby I can tell you're no stranger to the street"

[ByuSmurf]

I guessed on the Hendrix question because he was the most prominent guitarist of the 60's decade... but Woodstock... cheesewhiz - I haven't a clue

Yeah I know, this one was not that easy. Crosby Stills and Nash.

 

Woodstock was the first time they ever performed together?!

I guess Neil Young wasn't performing with them that day, then... as he didn't join until later.

[ByuSmurf]

Never would have gotten that unless you had given me a song they sang... and speaking of songs... who sang this and what the title:

 

"Fool them all but baby I can tell you're no stranger to the street"

 

I STILL haven't figured that one out. Maybe you could give us the chorus?

[celinedionsfan]

Can't cause that's got the title in it...

 

How about another line:

 

All the waiters in your new hotel drop their roses at your feet

[stevethefan]

I guessed on the Hendrix question because he was the most prominent guitarist of the 60's decade... but Woodstock... cheesewhiz - I haven't a clue

Yeah I know, this one was not that easy. Crosby Stills and Nash.

 

Woodstock was the first time they ever performed together?!

I guess Neil Young wasn't performing with them that day, then... as he didn't join until later.

Yeah I think it was the first time they performed in public.

[celinedionsfan]

"did you question all the answers"

[ByuSmurf]

All I'm getting from those lines is Why oh Why or something to that nature, but can't quite get the tune in my head.

[celinedionsfan]

sorry ... the last line was actually from a different song..

 

song #1

 

"all the waiters in your new hotel drop their roses at your feet.

Fool them all but baby i can tell you're no stranger to the street

you took your chances, don't look for answers..."

 

 

And song #2

 

"did you question all the answers"