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I always remember it as the closing music to an episode of WKRP in Cincinnati when a Russian hog expert falls for Bailey and tries to defect.
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I still get funny looks from people for (among other things) randomly saying “Hold me closer, tiny dancer” with a thick Russian accent.
I don’t have one song, but it seems that Tom Petty is stalking me. At least twice a day I’ll hear a Petty song. Seems to me I’ve gone years without encountering Tom, but the past 3 months have certainly made up for it.
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I still get funny looks from people for (among other things) randomly saying “Hold me closer, tiny dancer” with a thick Russian accent.
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This thread confused me. I’ve no idea what song you’re all talking about (and from the sound of it I’m not missing much) but there’s a band making inroads in the twee-pop-alternative market called the Tiny Dancers (annoyingly catchy guitar indie stuff) that I assumed this was about.
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This thread confused me. I’ve no idea what song you’re all talking about (and from the sound of it I’m not missing much) but there’s a band making inroads in the twee-pop-alternative market called the Tiny Dancers (annoyingly catchy guitar indie stuff) that I assumed this was about.
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How old are you trying to make me feel?
(I remember when Rolling Stone reviewed the first album by some nobody singer/songwriter named Elton John and called him a promising talent in the folk world.)
Seriously, if you’re not familiar with a song as famous as “Tiny Dancer” then you’re probably missing huge important chunks of rock history that you might want to catch up on.
[QUOTE=Crusoe]
This thread confused me. I’ve no idea what song you’re all talking about (and from the sound of it I’m not missing much)
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Oh forget the fogeys. It’s a decent song, just WAY overplayed. More importantly, it sounds like you’ve never seen the movie Almost Famous. You have to rectify that asap! Forget the Tiny Dancer scene (though it’s a good scene), the rest of the movie is really wonderful too.
I was stalked all last week by a Hawaiian remake of Air Supply’s “All Out of Love.” I just looked it up and it was recorded by a group called First Verse.
It was a good remake, actually, with more bounce than the original, but it played every time I stepped into my sister’s car, as apparently the local Kauai station could just NOT get enough of it. And she’d call my attention to it every time: “Oooh, Cathy, they’re playing your song.” Gee, thanks. I was trying to ignore it.