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Love Her All I Can  by KISS off the Dressed To Kill album.

The Clash "Overpowered by Funk"

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And, unless it was here and became a casualty of the crash, one of my favorite childhood memories, "The Chambers Brothers" - "Time" (or was it, "The Time (has come today)"?) Remember all those songs that had those parenthetical names?<br><br>--Bat

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[center][/center][center]PhotoArtWerk by Debutante_Daisy[/center]

[center][img]<br>http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/images/avatars/1526504355430f469c70016.gif[/img]<br>[/center]<br><br> <br>Incence & Peppermint by The Strawberry Alarm Clock. <br><br>

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<br>not a cowbell, i know, but i did see John Flansburg play the stick, it's literally a big stick with a microphone duct taped to the end of it...he then bangs it on the floor for the rthythm part of "Lie Still Little Bottle".... sometimes he sings into the stick, it has a zoob tube effect.. or he'll hold it out to an audience member to sing into.<br><br>i have heard stories about him playing his guitar through the stick.. kinda like a ring modulator kinda deal, i've never seen this..but some people say they have... i believe them!<br><br>he did let me play his guitar at one show, i cant remember the song i think maybe it was " Lucky Ball And Chain".... he then acted as if i had broken the guitar and it would not tune..he said "my guitar!..that guy broke my guitar... the guy in the hat... i'll see you after the show"<br><br>which he did...we had a nice chat!<br><br><br>

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E.L.O.  "Evil Woman" or "Don't Let Me Down"(Brrrruuuce!)<br>can't remember exactly which one. Maybe BOTH<br>[center][/center]

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Beatles - White Album - Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey.

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The way I see it Barry, this should be a very dynamite show.

[center]Simple Minds: New Gold Dream (81,82-83,84)[/center]<br><br>[center]The wurzels: Combine harvester[/center]

<br><br>Lots and lots of cowbell. Eric Dolphy also plays on this album.

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[move]"The cowbell as a symbol of unbridled passion, ladies & gentlemen." ;D[/move]<br><br>[center][/center]<br>Allow me to present for your clunking and thunking consumption, Sly & the Family Stone with their cowbell classic, "Everyday People."<br><br>" ...and so on and so on and scooby dooby doo..."<br><br>*[sub]thunk[/sub][sub]*thunk[/sub][sub]*thunk[/sub]<br>Mixed snugly in your right speaker

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"Breaking The Girl" by The Red Hot Chili Peppers<br>[center][/center]

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[center][quote author=Milton_Bradley link=board=rant;num=1112917364;start=60#64 date=11/21/05 at 17:37:44][/quote]<br><br>When your lead starts breaking into Toys-R-Us every night, you know your band's in trouble.... ;D [/center]

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[quote author=Milton_Bradley link=board=rant;num=1112917364;start=60#64 date=11/21/05 at 17:37:44]"Breaking The Girl" by The Red Hot Chili Peppers<br>[center][/center][/quote]<br>Never have their been funkier white boys. Fuckin' love the Chilli's. Especially the early shit with Hillel.

Today on the radio I was hit with yet another cowbell classic. Very 80s with really insipid lyrics.<br><br> Ladies and Germs, I present to you The Allan Parsons Project with their Cowbell Classic "Games People Play"<br><br><br>"Where do we go from hee-eeeer, now that all of the chil-dren have gro-oooon up...." ???

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Here´s the (supposedly) complete list from the Cowbell Project.<br><br><br><br>http://www.geekspeakweekly.com/cowbell/data_search.pl

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In response to slime's picture --<br><br>Holy. Shit.<br><br>I once drew a picture of a nerdy, fat, Comic-Book-Guy type, clicking away at his computer, saying .. <br><br>"...a bitchin' studio overdub with Ike Willis on Cowbell ..."<br><br>I pulled it out of my ass.  I never knew it really happened.  (Even though he's not overdubbing in the studio..) Wow.

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Blue Oyster Cult´s ERIC BLOOMspills the beans:<br><br>Q: I am sure you have probably gotten this question quite a bit over the last couple of years, but have you seen the Saturday Night Live parody of BOC on VH1’s “Behind the Music”. If so, what did you think about it?<br>A: Of course we've seen that sketch on SNL. I saw it live, but we didn't know about it, so it floored me. I have the audio on my desktop. We thought it was hilarious, but had a few odd mistakes. Chris Walken (superstar producer Bruce Dickenson) didn't produce the Reaper in real life. The cow bell guy Gene Frenkle (no such guy) calls the 'Buck-ish" character Eric. But we still enjoyed it.<br><br>Q: Do a lot of people ask you if there was actually a “Gene Frenkle” in BOC?<br>A: My own sister asked me if some guy really died in our band. There was never a "Gene Frenkle" -type character in BOC, although invariably, I meet someone after a show who says something like: "My cousin _________<--add any name here, told me he was the original _____<--add any band position, in BOC before it was called BOC. " Or my brother-in-law was on your crew in the 70's." Or My friend ______etc. jammed with you at ______etc."<br>

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