[Shotimes] Re: Shotimes digest, Vol 1 #1452 - 13 msgs

[ribble@mindspring.com]

"Vehicle" is actually done by a BS&T sound-alike band called The Ides Of
March.  Useless trivia:  Jim Peterik from that band was later in Survivor
("Eye Of The Tiger").  As for my driving tunes:
"Fire On High"--ELO (I got my first speeding ticket while listening to that).
Just about anything by Squeeze, Dave Edmunds (Crawling From The Wreckage), The
English Beat, to name a few.

Frank Whittle
'95 ATX


> From: IdriveaSHO@aol.com
> Date: Mon, 23 Dec 2002 15:16:31 EST
> Subject: Re: [Shotimes] (OT) Road Tunes
> To: mrkelley64@earthlink.net,
> shotimes@autox.team.net
> 
> >
> 
> OK, I'll probably take some flak on the first
> one but "oh well". For regular 
> cruising around I like the Michael Jackson
> History Disc 1. Lots of classic MJ 
> music that won't give you road rage or bore you
> to death. 
> Also No Doubt Tragic Kingdom is some good music
> when you feel like speeding 
> up a bit. 
> Specific Songs
> "you're going to fast" by unknown artist
> "Saint John" Aerosmith
> "I get around" Beachboys
> "turn the page(on the road)" Bob Seager or the
> metalica version
> "too bad" nickleback
> "my baby does the hanky panky" Tommy James and
> the Shondeles
> "magic carpet ride" Steppenwolf
> "radar love" Golden Earing
> "wild thing" Ton-Loc
> "lowrider" war?
> "land of a thousand dances" forgot the singer. 
> "kicks" paul revere and the raiders
> "imigrants song" Led Zepplin
> "I'm your vehicle" blood sweat&tears
> "hold on I'm coming" sam & dave
> "sunshine of your love" Clapton
> 
> Jeez see what you started! I'm no where near
> close to done but I'm going to 
> stop now anyways. -Steve "too much music" Bowen