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- The horn interlude in "I'm Still in Love with You" is pretty unique in his repertoire. It may be his quietest, mellowest hit from from the golden period.
- Whoops. I suppose that would be (I've) Got My Mind Set on You.
- I'll guess at one I don't see yet... 11. Got My Mind Set on You Sounds suspiciously like the James Ray original.
- That would be "The Woman in Red" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meVirQLBZSk
- 19 'Only Love Can Break Your Heart' - Saint Etienne
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Eddie Money knows he’s an archetype, and he doesn’t mind it one bit. His 15-year run of AOR hits and arena-rock stardom, from the 1978 double shot of “Baby Hold On” and “Two Tickets to Paradise” through MTV hits like
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5 months ago
5 months ago
His new keyboard player, incidentally, is Chris Grove, late of Survivor, who's a terrific musician and, if memory serves, the guy who threatened Jefito when he posted tracks from the last Survivor record a couple years back. Break him in good, Eddie.
Rob
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5 months ago
5 months ago
Having said that, I love Eddie Money & always have. That's why it pains me even more to think of "I Wanna Go Back" and "Shakin'" redone with fiddles.
5 months ago
You know something? For many years, I thought "Two Tickets to Paradise" was a sexual double entendre. Then I read an interview with him and found out it's really a song about surprising your sweetie with vacation airline tickets. Gotta love it.
5 months ago
As Butthead would say, if I had "two tickets to paradise," I'd never leave the house.
4 months ago
Loggins "I'm Alright (Theme from Caddyshack)" But those stupid Columbia Records exceutives did not give him credit!