Guitar Jam

[Scratch7]

and was taking requests what post 70s tune would you have him sing?

He should of course be expected to include a lengthy meditation on mystic first nations snakes and whatnot at some point during the song so you need to take that into account alyuh.

[Gary Blanchard]

Ooops, I did It Again.

[rsadasiv]

Be careful what you wish for.

[dudeman1967]

"Mmm Mmm Mmm" by the Crash Test Dummies was my first thought.

Then maybe "Julia" by Pavlov's Dog just for kicks.

[mosiddiqi]

I'd tell him to get off the fucking mic and let somebody who could actually sing have a go.

[micwalt]

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mosiddiqi wrote:
I'd tell him to get off the fucking mic and let somebody who could actually sing have a go.

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There ya go!

[Lou Speed's Alt]

I'd like to hear him belt out a few Danzig songs.

[Scratch7]

I reckon he'd do a sterling version of The Reynolds Girls' "I'd Rather Jack."

[Actionsquid]

"Sleeping In My Car" by Roxette

[335clone]

Afternoon Delight

[EddietheCartboy]

He could probably knock out a decent MacArthur Park..."someone left a snake out in the rain..."

[Phlat Phive]

That "Friday" song. Fun fun fun fun fun etc.

[Calum]

Saxon's Strangers in the Night, of course.

[Acadiafall]

We are never ever getting back together

[Flamencology]

Ricky Martin's "Livin' la Vida Loca", clearly.

[Calum]

Santo and Johnny's Sleepwalk.

[mosiddiqi]

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Calum wrote:

Saxon's Strangers in the Night, of course.

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I was listening to that this morning funnily enough..great tune. Jim Morrison wouldn't be able to sing it.

[rhino55]

Baby Got Back

[Mav64]

Fire Woman by The Cult of course... and to mo and mic, silly boys, poets don't need to be able to sing! They're poets after all.  Same reason Perry Farrell get's a break...