6200. One Too Many Girlfriends-REO Speedwagon 1987
Not familiar with it.
6199. Eminence Front-The Who 1982/83
Don't know it.
6198. Numb-U2 1993
Oh for three.
6197. Control-Janet Jackson 1986/87
Unfortunately, the first one I'm familiar with on todays list -- I wish I wasn't.
6196. I'm No Angel-Greg Allman 1987
Heard it a few times, but never liked it much.
6195. Shilo-Neil Diamond 1970
The best today so far. Even though Neil was already drifting toward his M.O.R. club phase, this sounded like the old mid-60s Neil. Kinda folky. I've always liked it.
6194. Jonas Psalter-Styx 1974
Don't know it.
6193. Man Without a Dream-Monkees 1969
Title is familiar, but I don't redcall the song.
6192. The Boxer-Simon & Garfunkel 1969
Everyone has already mentioned to you that the word "Boxer" appears in the song, so I won't. -- Wait a minute. I just did!
Pretty good song. A bit of trivia I heard about the song (don't know if its true) is that the echoey banging noise that you hear in the chorus (after the lai la lai) was made by slamming a door in an empty chruch.
6191. The Search is Over-Survivor 1985
One of those ballads that for some reason just happens to hit me in the right spot. (Never mind what spot)
All time top 250!
(Open Arms, incidentally, does nothing for me, and I'd never equate the two.)
6190. Do You Remember?-Phil Collins 1990
No, I don't.
6189. Walk on By-Dionne Warwick 1964
Just so-so. She's done much better.
6188. Secret Lovers-Atlantic Starr 1985/86
OK, not great.
6187. They're Coming to Take Me Away, Ha Haaa!-Napoleon XIV 1966 I always found it very funny. Of course, it offended many self-righteous people who live to get offended. As a result, many radio stations banned it. Thus, even though it quickly jumped up the charts to number 3, it fell rapidly, and was only in the top 40 for a total of 6 weeks.
6186. Come and Get Your Love-Real McCoy 1994
Only know the original
6185. Heat of the Night-Bryan Adams 1987 (Previous Ranking 3767)
Not bad.
6184. Ticket to Ride-Carpenters 1970
This was the first Carpenters song I ever heard, and I didn't like it much. (I can think of very few people who covered a Beatles song, and outdid the Fab 4). The Carpenters improved rapidly thereafter, however.
6183. Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand)-Diana Ross 1970
One of her better solos, IMO.
6182. Love Will Never Do (Without You)-Janet Jackson 1990
6181. Highwire-Rolling Stones 1991
Don't know this one.