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Couldn't he just drink the alcohol and snort the coke like a civilized person?
Wait, so we're civilized here? I never got the memo.
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Couldn't he just drink the alcohol and snort the coke like a civilized person?
Civilized people can still act like savages at times.Wait, so we're civilized here? I never got the memo.
shhhhh...don't say anything...the mods may be watching.Wait, so we're civilized here? I never got the memo.
Dream believers, yeah.
I wonder what they were doing when they were "monkeying around".
Choking chickens?I wonder what they were doing when they were "monkeying around".
I suppose, but I would think that would be chickening around.Choking chickens?
That's more of a spring thing.I suppose, but I would think that would be chickening around.
That's more of a spring thing.
Dream believers, yeah.
Spring chicken.I thought it was a chicken thing, but what do I know?
A guy named John Stewart wrote that song - he was still a member of The Kingston Trio when he wrote it right before starting a solo career. The Monkees had a number 1 with it.
The closest he got to a number 1 was 1979’s “Gold”, which went to #5. Walter Egan (“Magnet and Steel”) had introduced him to Lindsey Buckingham, who was the thrilled to meet Stewart b/c Buckingham was a huge Kingston Trio fan. Stewart invited Lindsey to join him in the studio where he was working on a new album. Buckingham invited Stevie Nicks and that’s why Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks sing backing vocals on this song.
Also, cocaine.