Name That Tune!

[newvillefan]

Two Lives?

 

[Carl]

Look to your dreams ?

 

[ullalume]

No and No

 

[Martin Medrano]

Leave yesterday behind?

 

[ullalume]

Leave yesterday behind?

Afraid not...it was recorded in 1980 remember

 

[John Adam]

Rainbow Connection?

 

[tomswift2002]

Two Lives?

 

[ullalume]

Keep going.

 

[newvillefan]

Your Baby Doesn’t Love You Anymore

 

[ullalume]

Your Baby Doesn’t Love You Anymore

Not it

 

[Martin Medrano]

Kiss me the way you did last night?

 

[GDBY2LV]

Honolulu City Lights?

 

[ullalume]

Kiss me the way you did last night?

Correct !!!!! Well done mate.

Composers Lynda Lawley and Margaret Dorn were backing singers for Petula Clark in Vegas in spring of 74 and she introduced Karen to Lynda at this time...6 years later she and Richard record their song Kiss Me. Not sure if the song came to Karen's attention in 74 or later but she brought it to Richard and they recorded it.

 

[Martin Medrano]

Correct !!!!! Well done mate.

Composers Lynda Lawley and Margaret Dorn were backing singers for Petula Clark in Vegas in spring of 74 and she introduced Karen to Lynda at this time...6 years later she and Richard record their song Kiss Me. Not sure if the song came to Karen's attention in 74 or later but she brought it to Richard and they recorded it.

Wow so interesting to know how this song got to them its definitely one of my favorites off of the lovelines album.

What song mentions various modes of transportation?

 

[tomswift2002]

Deadman’s Curve?

 

[Martin Medrano]

Deadman’s Curve?

No

 

[crescentnoon]

First thing that came to mind was Trains and Boats and Planes but we are supposed to leave it to studio recordings only so I dunno.

 

[Martin Medrano]

First thing that came to mind was Trains and Boats and Planes but we are supposed to leave it to studio recordings only so I dunno.

Correct it is trains and boats and planes

 

[crescentnoon]

Correct it is trains and boats and planes

Nice one. How about you go again, Martin? I had a couple guesses I wanted to throw out there earlier but not really good at coming up with the questions part.

 

[NowhereMan]

Fun idea! I hope you don't mind if I join in. Here's a tough one: What Carpenters song features a prominent descending circle of fifths sequence in it's instrumental break?

 

[Walkinat9]

Fun idea! I hope you don't mind if I join in. Here's a tough one: What Carpenters song features a prominent descending circle of fifths sequence in it's instrumental break?

That is a tough one, since I'm still not familiar with musical terms like fifths and sixths (ooh nice, 4 consonant sounds in a row there btw ), but when I hear "descending in a solo" I immediately think of A Song For You. Not sure if it's a circle though

 

[ullalume]

Not a musical terminologist but I'll guess Rode Ode?

 

[newvillefan]

What Carpenters song features a prominent descending circle of fifths sequence in it's instrumental break?

Another Song?

 

[Martin Medrano]

Calling occupants around 5:12.

 

[JohnFB]

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