one of my favs would have to be "money for nothin"
instead of MTV it would be "i want an RB3"
or "i want to play like JD"
Edited by - 1935tb-11 on 09/06/2026 14:04:48
Brain overload!! There’s too doggone many. I’ll have to say Darryl Webb absolutely burns down, Turn the page by Bob Seger. I’m sure someone will have some great ideas .
Yeah… there are so many! I thought I had a pretty cool arrangement of “Mothers Little Helper” by the Stones, but couldn’t sell it to the rest of the band lol.
Almost every Tom Petty and a few Bruce Springsteen songs seem to work…
We also took a mostly unsuccessful stab at “Sweet Leaf” by Sabbath — but I’m not giving up on them — I’ll find one that (semi) works sooner or later!
Edited by - TimFoster on 09/06/2026 14:50:50
My old bar band did this a lot. Sublime- What I got, Dire Straits- Walk of life, Georgia Satellite- Change in my pocket, JZ- 99 problems, CCR- Looking out my back door, are a few I remember, of lots more. We also had to cover the Mumford and Sons stuff that was out at the time. Fun times!
Neil Young’s “Long May You Run”
(shameless plug)
Edited by - chuckv97 on 09/06/2026 16:58:38
Seven Bridges Road
Born to Be Wild - Steppenwolf. By Del McCoury. Promo photo of Del on a big ole Indian stick shift.
Has anyone ever tried , locomotive breath by Jethro Tull ? Train songs and cheating songs go hand in hand with Bluegrass.“ Ole Charlie stole the handle and the train it won’t stop going , no way to slow down “
After taking a shoot at
"In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" I settled on “Learning to Fly, but The Kruger Brothers beat me to it.
youtu.be/Kqdym1bQa7o?t=1716
quote:
Originally posted by NNYJoeAfter taking a shoot at
"In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" I settled on “Learning to Fly, but The Kruger Brothers beat me to it.
youtu.be/Kqdym1bQa7o?t=1716
go thru a lot of banjo heads doing the drum solo on iron butterfly songs.
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