Greatest Hey (in the title) song of all time?
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Hey Nineteen is easy on the ears, like everything by them, and also funny. Over played on classic rock radio relative to the rest of their collection but I don't listen to that anymore.
My roommate in the early 90s would play Steely Dan sometimes when people were over. I've never seen a more sure way to make chicks complain about and make fun of the music. It seemed that women, at least the late teen/early 20s chicks I was around back then, really disliked them and this song in particular. I'm curious if others saw the same.
My roommate in the early 90s would play Steely Dan sometimes when people were over. I've never seen a more sure way to make chicks complain about and make fun of the music. It seemed that women, at least the late teen/early 20s chicks I was around back then, really disliked them and this song in particular. I'm curious if others saw the same.
This is brutal list. I mean I could go in 9 different direction including the Cuervo Gold and the Fine Columbian.
He basically invented modern cuntry and rock and roll at the same time.
Not in the title but hey now
Honorable mentions
Hey You - Floyd
Hey Bulldog - Beatles
Hey Baby Que Paso? - Texas Tornados
Hey You - Floyd
Hey Bulldog - Beatles
Hey Baby Que Paso? - Texas Tornados
My roommate in the early 90s would blast Bel Biv Devoe endlessly.
@DeLarry loved his music (no joke)
I saw 2-3 songs that I thought were the right choice
One song over and over again would be annoying.My roommate in the early 90s would blast Bel Biv Devoe endlessly.
Hey Man Nice Shot is not a better song than most of these. But it’s a good song. Very 90s.
But it does deserve acknowledgement since in the event it is about he claimed he was being sent to the Gulag despite being innocent. And then popped off (his brain).
But it does deserve acknowledgement since in the event it is about he claimed he was being sent to the Gulag despite being innocent. And then popped off (his brain).
That song is about Bud Dwyer. Give it a google
Yeah, I was referring to this part of his final press conference:
“Since I'm a victim of political persecution, my prison would simply be an American Gulag.”
The Syrah that drinks like merlot make tonight a wonderful thingOne song over and over again would be annoying.My roommate in the early 90s would blast Bel Biv Devoe endlessly.
