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da blow ya mind Old skool cut of the day Spoonbread's How can you mend a Broken heart Backin the day people actually thought this was a Undercover Jackson 5 record or Sylvers record, in all acuality, Spoonbread was a Kid Group from Germany They were discovered by none other than Sylvia Robinson, who signed them To Stang Records... Testify if you know this version 
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TheRealFiness said: Backin the day people actually thought this was a Undercover Jackson 5 record or Sylvers record, in all acuality, Spoonbread was a Kid Group from Germany They were discovered by none other than Sylvia Robinson, who signed them To Stang Records... Testify if you know this version
Is this a cover of the Bee Gees song?  | |
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Cloudbuster said: TheRealFiness said: Backin the day people actually thought this was a Undercover Jackson 5 record or Sylvers record, in all acuality, Spoonbread was a Kid Group from Germany They were discovered by none other than Sylvia Robinson, who signed them To Stang Records... Testify if you know this version
Is this a cover of the Bee Gees song? uh-huh | |
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Missed it.
In my mind, the definitive cover of that tune was by "The Reverend". 
(no, not you paligap) 
Here's another easy one. What are the 5 most covered Bee Gees songs? tA  Tribal Disorder
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theAudience said: Missed it.
In my mind, the definitive cover of that tune was by "The Reverend".
(no, not you paligap) Indeed. There's sooo much tension in Rev's version. This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes. | |
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theAudience said: Missed it.
In my mind, the definitive cover of that tune was by "The Reverend".
(no, not you paligap)
Here's another easy one. What are the 5 most covered Bee Gees songs? tA Tribal Disorder
http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm Don't ever listen to this song with a brokenheart!  
You'll be on the verge of suicide!  
Much love to the Bee Gees for writing the song, but AL Showed them how it should've been done. | |
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Supernova said: theAudience said: Missed it.
In my mind, the definitive cover of that tune was by "The Reverend".
(no, not you paligap) Indeed. There's sooo much tension in Rev's version. Rev. Green's version should really come with a warning sticker: WARNING: Do not listen while actually heartbroken. May cause attempted suicide. I mean, for real. It's absolutely wrenching. The Normal Whores Club | |
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FunkMistress said: Supernova said: Indeed. There's sooo much tension in Rev's version. Rev. Green's version should really come with a warning sticker: WARNING: Do not listen while actually heartbroken. May cause attempted suicide. I mean, for real. It's absolutely wrenching. He reinvented it and conveyed the lyrics more acurrately.This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes. | |
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sinisterpentatonic said: Don't ever listen to this song with a brokenheart!
You'll be on the verge of suicide!
FunkMistress said: Rev. Green's version should really come with a warning sticker: WARNING: Do not listen while actually heartbroken. May cause attempted suicide. I mean, for real. It's absolutely wrenching. 
We were typing these at the same time! Spooky. The Normal Whores Club | |
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FunkMistress said: sinisterpentatonic said: Don't ever listen to this song with a brokenheart!
You'll be on the verge of suicide!
FunkMistress said: Rev. Green's version should really come with a warning sticker: WARNING: Do not listen while actually heartbroken. May cause attempted suicide. I mean, for real. It's absolutely wrenching.
We were typing these at the same time! Spooky. *Cues Twilight Zone music*  | |
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theAudience said: Here's another easy one.
What are the 5 most covered Bee Gees songs 
To Love Somebody is surely one of them. I would imagine that Words is, too. How Deep Is Your Love is another contender. | |
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Cloudbuster said: theAudience said: Here's another easy one.
What are the 5 most covered Bee Gees songs
To Love Somebody is surely one of them. I would imagine that Words is, too. How Deep Is Your Love is another contender. Since you're the only one that took a shot, and i'm sure Finess already knows, here it is. These numbers are approx because I can't confirm when they were last updated. How Deep Is Your Love - 162 To Love Somebody - 138 Stayin' Alive - 132 Words - 108 (incl. Bill Deal and The Rhondels) Massachusetts - 90 http://www.beegees-world....vers2.html You nailed 3 out of the 5. Cloudbuster - 
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theAudience said: Cloudbuster said:
To Love Somebody is surely one of them. I would imagine that Words is, too. How Deep Is Your Love is another contender. Since you're the only one that took a shot, and i'm sure Finess already knows, here it is. These numbers are approx because I can't confirm when they were last updated. How Deep Is Your Love - 162 To Love Somebody - 138 Stayin' Alive - 132 Words - 108 (incl. Bill Deal and The Rhondels) Massachusetts - 90 http://www.beegees-world....vers2.html You nailed 3 out of the 5. Cloudbuster -
tA Tribal Disorder
http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm you are correct sir | |
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theAudience said: Cloudbuster said:
To Love Somebody is surely one of them. I would imagine that Words is, too. How Deep Is Your Love is another contender. Since you're the only one that took a shot, and i'm sure Finess already knows, here it is. These numbers are approx because I can't confirm when they were last updated. How Deep Is Your Love - 162 To Love Somebody - 138 Stayin' Alive - 132 Words - 108 (incl. Bill Deal and The Rhondels) Massachusetts - 90 http://www.beegees-world....vers2.html You nailed 3 out of the 5. Cloudbuster -
tA Tribal Disorder
http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm  Marvellous!
And thanks for the link. I ain't seen that site before. I was just looking at how many number ones they'd had around the world.  | |
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