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Reply #60 posted 12/22/04 10:33am

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kev1n said:


1. from the Cash/nelson vh1 storyteller cd

Willie is talking about the song familie bible
Willie: It starts like this (plays guitar)
Cash: Then what happens?
Willie: It goes into an F-minor
Cash: I figured it would...I'll just look at my watch during that segment.

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Reply #61 posted 12/22/04 10:41am

heybaby

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FEVER is not even by Peggy Lee to begin with rolleyes disbelief

Its by this dude:



Little Willie John

She got the glory with this tune even tho he didn't get nothing out of it. Typical!

nod my dad has this on vinyl. he made sure that we knew the originals!
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Reply #62 posted 12/22/04 10:56am

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from a johnny cash interview.

Johnny is in Vienna for a christmas concert

interviewer: Why do a christmas concert from vienna?
Johnny: (sarcastic) because that's where baby Jesus was born!


Dolly Parton:
I met some drag-queens earlier today, one looked more like me than I ever will!
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It was not in vain...it was in Minneapolis!
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Reply #63 posted 12/22/04 11:03am

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kev1n said:

from a johnny cash interview.

Johnny is in Vienna for a christmas concert

interviewer: Why do a christmas concert from vienna?
Johnny: (sarcastic) because that's where baby Jesus was born!




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can we just declare johnny as the wittiest entertainer ever? my lord.... lol
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Reply #64 posted 12/22/04 11:57am

VoicesCarry

Harlepolis said:

FEVER is not even by Peggy Lee to begin with rolleyes disbelief

Its by this dude:



Little Willie John

She got the glory with this tune even tho he didn't get nothing out of it. Typical!


Yup! Peggy Lee is very overrated for what she was.
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Reply #65 posted 12/22/04 1:39pm

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from http://www.prince.org/msg/8/99240 "Uh Oh...Usher's Started Referring To Himself In The 3rd-Person"

VoicesCarry said:


My favourite quote:

"I was making R&B classics when he was singing bubblegum pop and I had plenty of successful albums. I did the movies, and now he's trying to do movies. I've been in the game for 10 years now."

lol

O, Usher, god of R&B music, what will ye bestow on us next
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Reply #66 posted 12/22/04 3:14pm

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Harlepolis said:

FEVER is not even by Peggy Lee to begin with rolleyes disbelief

Its by this dude:



Little Willie John

She got the glory with this tune even tho he didn't get nothing out of it. Typical!



yes, but anyway, back to the point. it was Peggy Lee's signature song.
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Reply #67 posted 12/22/04 3:18pm

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CinisterCee said:

from http://www.prince.org/msg/8/99240 "Uh Oh...Usher's Started Referring To Himself In The 3rd-Person"

VoicesCarry said:


My favourite quote:

"I was making R&B classics when he was singing bubblegum pop and I had plenty of successful albums. I did the movies, and now he's trying to do movies. I've been in the game for 10 years now."

lol

O, Usher, god of R&B music, what will ye bestow on us next




oh no. we can't stop there. we must revisit the whole thing. it's too classic to be abbreviated. lol


Usher said:
Usher was featured on the syndicated newsmagazine show 'Entertainers with Byron Allen' on Wednesday night, where he openly criticized Justin Timberlake of *NSYNC and even took shots at Madonna, while boasting Janet Jackson. On Justin, he told Byron, "He's still got to find his own style and his own swagger - he's not on Usher's level. There can only be one Usher and I'm sitting right here." He continued, "A lot of people compare me to [Justin] and I don't understand why. I was making R&B classics when he was singing bubblegum pop and I had plenty of successful albums. I did the movies, and now he's trying to do movies. I've been in the game for 10 years now." When asked about who he'd like to do a joint tour with in the future, he said Janet Jackson. "She's an entertainer - a true entertainer. There's no one like her. Some people compare her to Madonna, but I think Janet's above that. Madonna hasn't impressed me in a decade, but musically, Janet is still setting the bar. The way I feel is, everybody wants to be Usher, everybody wants to be Janet - the problem is, we can't be duplicated."
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Reply #68 posted 12/22/04 7:23pm

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I thought it was funny when KLF brought in Tammy Wynette to sing on "Justified and Ancient".

"They called me up in Tenn'er'see and said Tammy, pump up the jam." lol
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Reply #69 posted 12/22/04 7:34pm

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theAudience said:

These may be scripted or ripped off, but some of the funniest ones have come from an unlikely source...



...David Lee Roth

http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm
[Edited 12/19/04 15:44pm]


This is exactly who came to mind when I clicked on this thread.
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Reply #70 posted 12/22/04 8:47pm

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vainandy said:

I thought it was funny when KLF brought in Tammy Wynette to sing on "Justified and Ancient".

"They called me up in Tenn'er'see and said Tammy, pump up the jam." lol



wow oh wow did u have to remind me of that song? lol
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Reply #71 posted 12/22/04 9:24pm

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sosgemini said:

GrayKing said:




well "Fever" is the signature song for Peggy Lee, so why was Sandra doing it anyway? i mean, if it's someone's signature song, it's someone's signature song... leave it alone. and Peggy was still alive at that point, and obviously still singing it, because Madonna went to see her show and got the idea to do it then.


i hear ya..and shared the same thoughts..but being that madge and sandy were bestfriends at the time..and sandra was using it during her show you think madonna wouldnt have used it...per sandra, she took it from *her* show..not peggy...it is rather silly now in retrospect which is probably why they are friends again. lol



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Reply #72 posted 12/22/04 9:58pm

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GangstaFam said:

vainandy said:

When Whitney Houston was on an awards show a few years ago and she introduced her husband, Bobby Brown, as "the greatest R&B singer of all time". lol

I loved when she announced TLC as the winner of some award for Waterfalls, "WAHFOW! WAHFOW!"


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Reply #73 posted 12/23/04 2:18am

DavidEye

Harlepolis said:

Millie Jackson:

I'm on a mission for black women. Girls, do your men part-aaay? If they don't, tell 'em "No part-aaaay, no PUSSSSAAY".



falloff


Millie is outrageous in her interviews.I recall a 1979 interview in which she complained that people on the street keep mistaking her for Donna Summer."Everytime I change my hairstyle,she changes hers",Millie says."What people don't know about her is that she's short,has a wide can,and big teeth".

OUCH!
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Reply #74 posted 12/23/04 3:25am

Rowdy

Dee Snider on Axl Rose & Guns 'n' Roses:

"He tried to fire himself, but he wouldn't leave"
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Reply #75 posted 12/23/04 3:48am

DavidEye

vainandy said:[quote]

Harlepolis said:

Chaka Khan:

She let Mary J have it at the 1992 Soul Train Awards. Mary passed Chaka while she was having a conversation with the girls of En Vogue and said (very loudly) "Some bitches shouldn't be covering other peoples songs!!!!" Mary turned around and walked over to Chaka and asked "Were you referring to me?" and Chaka snapped back "I was having a personal and private conversation, BUT YES ...I WAS REFERRING TO YOU!".


lol I love it! Go Chaka! lol



Yeah,you gotta love Chaka...lol...
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Reply #76 posted 12/23/04 11:05am

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GrayKing said:[quote]

CinisterCee said:

from http://www.prince.org/msg/8/99240 "Uh Oh...Usher's Started Referring To Himself In The 3rd-Person"


oh no. we can't stop there. we must revisit the whole thing. it's too classic to be abbreviated. lol


Usher said:
Usher was featured on the syndicated newsmagazine show 'Entertainers with Byron Allen' on Wednesday night, where he openly criticized Justin Timberlake of *NSYNC and even took shots at Madonna, while boasting Janet Jackson. On Justin, he told Byron, "He's still got to find his own style and his own swagger - he's not on Usher's level. There can only be one Usher and I'm sitting right here." He continued, "A lot of people compare me to [Justin] and I don't understand why. I was making R&B classics when he was singing bubblegum pop and I had plenty of successful albums. I did the movies, and now he's trying to do movies. I've been in the game for 10 years now." When asked about who he'd like to do a joint tour with in the future, he said Janet Jackson. "She's an entertainer - a true entertainer. There's no one like her. Some people compare her to Madonna, but I think Janet's above that. Madonna hasn't impressed me in a decade, but musically, Janet is still setting the bar. The way I feel is, everybody wants to be Usher, everybody wants to be Janet - the problem is, we can't be duplicated."

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Reply #77 posted 12/23/04 11:18am

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Singing sensation Whitney Houston infuriated Burt Bacharach at rehearsals for the 2000 Academy Awards - by singing the wrong song. The singer is currently clean after spending March in rehabilitation for drug addiction, but four years ago she was reportedly not so sober. In Steve Pond's forthcoming book, The Big Show: High Times And Dirty Dealings Backstage At The Academy Awards, which exposes a host of Oscar secrets, Pond reveals Houston's performance technique angered Bacharach. In the tome, Pond writes, "Houston's voice was shaky, she seemed distracted and jittery, and her attitude was casual, almost defiant." Despite Bacharach, the musical director of the 2000 Oscars, playing "Over The Rainbow" on the piano, Houston began singing "The Way We Were." Pond continues, "Finally, Bacharach (at wit's end) slumped over the piano, (putting) his head down on the keys." Producer Lili Zanuck cancelled Houston's appearance at the ceremony, explaining, "We didn't want to work for six months for this to be a show about how f**ked-up Whitney Houston was."
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Reply #78 posted 12/23/04 12:26pm

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Has anyone mentioned the poster child of this thread Jessica Simpson?
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