And due to some band drama and some lawyers, she doesn't get any money from that song anymore.376. Walking on Sunshine - Katrina & The Waves
Saw her opening for Don Henley in 1985. Cool song. Can't help making you feel better when you hear it.
And due to some band drama and some lawyers, she doesn't get any money from that song anymore.376. Walking on Sunshine - Katrina & The Waves
Saw her opening for Don Henley in 1985. Cool song. Can't help making you feel better when you hear it.
What do you call 1000 lawyers at the bottom of the ocean? A good start.And due to some band drama and some lawyers, she doesn't get any money from that song anymore.
This reminds me of the comment from Channel98 that he only enjoys upbeat music. He doesn't like hard rock, or grunge, or psychedelia, or somber music. Of course, my tastes are very different from that.374. All Night Long (All Night) - Lionel Richie
Love all his upbeat music. Has an feel good tone.
That comment was specifically designed for Lionel Richie. I don't like his ballads as much (Endless Love is on my worst songs list (if I had one)).This reminds me of the comment from Channel98 that he only enjoys upbeat music. He doesn't like hard rock, or grunge, or psychedelia, or somber music. Of course, my tastes are very different from that.
372. Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin
Yep. It's high on mine, won't get to it for a while. Not top 20, but definitely up there.
Lol! They just dispensed with any thought of developing a premise.371. Take It on the Run - REO Speedwagon
Haven't seen the video before. I must say I like it for some reason.
I like it better the first time it was released369. Ghostbusters - Ray Parker Jr.
Who ya gonna call? Loved the movie and the song.
I like it better the first time it was released
It's basically the same song, except Huey's version rocks and is original. But you go ahead and defend Ray Parker, after all, he went on to do great things, right?It's not the same song. I know it was similar based upon somebody telling Ray they wanted a song that sounded like "I Want a New Drug" when Huey turned down the offer to do their title. Obviously it was similar enough to warrant court action. Interestingly enough part of the original settlement was a NDA which in 2015 Huey violated so Ray is now taking Huey back to court.
At any rate, I much prefer the second version. The first is only *** in my library.
I prefer Ray's version to Huey's. I can see similarities but ONLY once the whole lawsuit came out. They sound different to me.It's basically the same song, except Huey's version rocks and is original. But you go ahead and defend Ray Parker, after all, he went on to do great things, right?
That's so punk rock.Except for Green Day, the kings of plagiarism, who insist on stealing from others for pretty much every song they "create".