Re: Find me the adjective

In article <68r6klF2tf9noU2@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Greg Goss says...
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>"Lisa Ann" <lisa-ann@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
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>>"Veronique" <veroniqueunique@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> On May 11, 8:07 pm, QueBarbara <que.barbara.l...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>> It's interesting that the two songs Dover mentioned (The Night Lights
>>>> Went Out in Georgia, One Tin Soldier) are all within a few years of
>>>> others in the same genre, like Billy Don't Be a Hero, Tie a Yellow
>>>> Ribbon, The Night Chicago Died, The Morning After.  Major suckatage.
>>>
>>> I think their commonality is an appeal to the 14 year old mind.
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>>Which is about how old I was when all these came out...thank god I 
>>eventually turned 15. :)
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>Considering that One Tin Soldier was a hit in 69 and most of the rest
>are from 73, you were fourteen for a very long time.  I was twelve and
>One Tin Soldier was the third song I ever recorded on my new tape
>recorder.  (Groovy Grubworm and Mister Monday were the other two.
>Okie from Muskokie was on that tape somewhere.)

There was a remake of One Tin Soldier sometime in the '70s, quite possibly
in
'73, that was probably a bigger hit in the US than the original was. Not
in a
position right now to research who the groups were.