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First of all, let me state the obvious:

### Sound Choice RULES! ###

Now that I've buttered up the studio, allow me
to present my Want List. It's rather long (sorry),
and also a bit unusual, because NONE of the songs
has EVER been released in the CD+G format in the
US or UK. (A few have appeared on cassettes.)
Every tune is a chance for Sound Choice to release
a KARAOKE WORLD PREMIERE!

I've noted which songs appeared on Billboard's Top
Pop list. Quite a few are Top 20s, or even Top 10s!

###

ABBA
The Visitors (Top 100) [Their last and coolest hit!]

AMERICA
Only In Your Heart (Top 100)

ASSOCIATION
Everything That Touches You (Top 10!)

BEACH BOYS
Heroes & Villains (Top 20)
Caroline, No (Top 40)
Trader
Funky Pretty
Surf's Up

BEATLES
(See special supplement below)

DAVID BOWIE
Starman (Top 100)
Cat People (Movie Version) (Top 100)
Moonage Daydream
Panic In Detroit

BOX TOPS
Sweet Cream Ladies, Forward March (Top 40)

BOYCE & HART
I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight (Top 10!)

BREAD
Let Your Love Go (Top 40)

BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD
Bluebird (Top 100)
Mr. Soul

ERIC BURDON & WAR
They Can't Take Away Our Music (Top 50)

BYRDS
5D (Fifth Dimension) (Top 50)

CHAIRMEN OF THE BOARD
Pay To The Piper (Top 20)

CHICAGO
Just You And Me (Top 10!)
Old Days (Top 10!)
Lowdown (Top 40)
Dialogue (Top 40)

PETULA CLARK
Colour My World (Top 20)
The Other Man's Grass Is Always Greener (Top 40)

CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL
Someday Never Comes (Top 20)

CROSBY & NASH
Immigration Man (Top 40)
Carry Me (Top 100)

ROGER DALTRY
Giving It All Away (Top 100)
Say It Ain't So, Joe

NEIL DIAMOND
Walk On Water (Top 20)

DONOVAN
Atlantis (Top 10!)
There Is A Mountain (Top 20)
Lelena (Top 40)
Cosmic Wheels

5TH DIMENSION
Love's Lines, Angles & Rhymes (Top 20)
Light Sings (Top 40)

FLASH & THE PAN
Walking In The Rain
Media Man

JERRY GARCIA
Sugaree (Top 100)

GENESIS
The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
The Carpet Crawlers

BOBBY GOLDSBORO
Summer (The First Time) (Top 40)

GRATEFUL DEAD
Uncle John's Band (Top 100)
Sugar Magnolia (Top 100)
Box Of Rain
St. Stephen

GUESS WHO
Hang On To Your Life (Top 50)

GEORGE HARRISON
Blow Away (Top 20)
You (Top 20)
Dark Horse (Top 20)
All Things Must Pass
Isn't It A Pity
Living In The Material World

HOLLIES
Look Through Any Window (Top 40)
Pay You Back With Interest (Top 40)

MARY HOPKIN
Goodbye (Top 20) [written by Paul McCartney]

TOMMY JAMES & THE SHONDELLS
Mirage (Top 10!)
Ball Of Fire (Top 20)
Do Something To Me (Top 40)
Get Out Now (Top 50)

JEFFERSON AIRPLANE
Crown Of Creation (Top 100)
Volunteers (Top 100)
Pretty As You Feel (Top 100)
Lather

JEFFERSON STARSHIP
Play On Love (Top 50)
St. Charles (Top 100)

JETHRO TULL
Hymn 43 (Top 100)
Skating Away (On The Thin Ice Of A New Day)

ELTON JOHN
Where To Now St. Peter?
Love Song
Salvation
Mona Lisas & Mad Hatters
Grey Seal

ANDY KIM
Rainbow Ride (Top 50)

CAROLE KING
Home Again

KING CRIMSON
The Court Of The Crimson King (Top 100)

KINKS
Celluloid Heroes

LEFT BANKE
Pretty Ballerina (Top 20)

JOHN LENNON
Power To The People (Top 20)

LIGHTHOUSE
Take It Slow (Top 100)

LULU
Oh Me Oh My (Top 30)

MAMAS & THE PAPAS
Twelve Thirty (Ladies In The Canyon) (Top 20)

MELANIE
Lay Down (Candles In The Rain) (Top 10!)

PAUL MCCARTNEY/WINGS
Venus & Mars Rock Show (Top 20)
Getting Closer (Top 20)
Letting Go (Top 40)
London Town (Top 40)
This One (Top 100)
Mamunia
No Words
Nineteen Hundred And Eighty Five

MIGHTY CLOUDS OF JOY
Mighty High (Top 100)

STEVE MILLER BAND
Living In The USA (Top 50)

MIRACLES
If You Can Want (Top 20)
I Don't Blame You At All (Top 20)

MOCEDADES
Eres Tu (Catch The Wind) (Spanish) (Top 10!)
[NOT the awful Eydie Gorme version!]

MOBY GRAPE
Omaha (Top 100)
Hey Grandma

MONKEES
The Girl I Knew Somewhere (Top 40)
Tapioca Tundra (Top 40)
D.W. Washburn (Top 40)
Porpoise SOng (Top 100)
Teardrop City (Top 100)
Listen To The Band (Top 100)

GRAHAM NASH
Chicago (Top 40)

NAZZ [w/Todd Rundgren]
Open My Eyes (Almost Top 100)

MICHAEL NESMITH
Joanne (Top 40)

HARRY NILSSON
Spaceman (Top 40)

PHISH [If they have a signature song, this is it ...]
Bouncing Around The Room

POCO
A Good Feeling To Know

POLICE
Synchronicity II (Top 20)

ANDY PRATT
Avenging Annie (Top 100) [my personal #1 request!]

PROCOL HARUM
Conquistador (Live Version) (Top 20)
Shine On Brightly

QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE
Fresh Air (Top 50)

RASPBERRIES
I Wanna Be With You (Top 20)
Overnight Sensation (Top 20)

RARE EARTH
Hey Big Brother (Top 20)

HELEN REDDY
Peaceful (Top 20)

PAUL REVERE & THE RAIDERS
Him Or Me - What's It Gonna Be? (Top 10!)
Mr. Sun, Mr. Moon (Top 20)
Let Me (Top 20)
Birds Of A Feather (Top 40)

JOHNNY RIVERS
Summer Rain (Top 20)

KENNY ROGERS & THE FIRST EDITION
But You Know I Love You (Top 20)

DAVID RUFFIN
My Whole World Ended (Top 10!)

SEALS & CROFTS
Hummingbird (Top 20)

SLY & THE FAMILY STONE
Stand! (Top 40)

SPANKY & OUR GANG
Give A Damn (Top 50)

STAPLE SINGERS
Heavy Makes You Happy (Top 30)

RINGO STARR
Back Off Boogaloo (Top 10!)

STEPPENWOLF
Snow Blind Friend (Top 100)

CAT STEVENS [for the next Star Series volume ...]
Where Do The Children Play?
Miles From Nowhere
Tuesday's Dead
Bitterblue

AL STEWART
Song On The Radio (Top 30)

ROD STEWART
Handbags & Gladrags (Top 40)

STEPHEN STILLS
Sit Yourself Down (Top 40)
Change Partners (Top 50)

BARBRA STREISAND
Prisoner (Love Theme from Eyes of Laura Mars) (Top 30)

SUPREMES
Nathan Jones (Top 20) [Don't spare the phase shifters!]
Forever Came Today (Top 30)

SWEET
Love Is Like Oxygen (Top 10!)

B.J. THOMAS
No Love At All (Top 20)

THREE DOG NIGHT
Out In The Country (Top 20)
One Man Band (Top 20)
The Family Of Man (Top 20)
Sure As I'm Sittin' Here (Top 20)

TUBES
What Do You Want From Life?
White Punks On Dope

WHO
Tommy (Top 20) [The whole opera! -- fits on one disc without instrumentals -- DO IT!]
The Seeker (Top 50)
Love Reign O'er Me (Top 100)

STEVIE WONDER
We Can Work It Out (Top 20)
As (Top 40)
I Believe

YARDBIRDS
Over Under Sideways Down (Top 20)

YES
And You And I (Top 50)
Shoot High, Aim Low

NEIL YOUNG
Only Love Can Break Your Heart (Top 40)
When You Dance I Can Really Love (Top 100)
Don't Let It Bring You Down
Sugar Mountain

YOUNGBLOODS
Darkness, Darkness (Top 100)

###

SPECIAL SECTION: BEATLES

Here's are the Fab Four songs no label has EVER released
on CD+G in the US or UK.

From 45 B-sides:

Thank You Girl (Top 40)
Yes It Is (Top 50)
I'm Down
Don't Let Me Down (Top 40)
The Inner Light
Old Brown Shoe
You Know My Name

From PLEASE PLEASE ME:

Misery
Boys
A Taste Of Honey
There's A Place

From WITH THE BEATLES:

All I've Got To Do
Little Child
Please Mr. Postman
I Wanna Be Your Man
Devil In Her Heart
Not A Second Time
Money (That's What I Want)

From A HARD DAY'S NIGHT:

When I Get Home
I'll Be Back

From BEATLES FOR SALE:

Baby's In Black
Kansas City
Honey Don't
Every Little Thing
I Don't Want To Spoil The Party (Top 40)
What You're Doing
Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby

From HELP!:

I Need You
It's Only Love
I've Just Seen A Face
Dizzy Miss Lizzie

From RUBBER SOUL:

The Word
What Goes On

From REVOLVER:

I'm Only Sleeping
Love You To
She Said She Said
Dr. Robert
I Want To Tell You
Tomorrow Never Knows

From SGT. PEPPER:

Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite
Within You Without You
Good Morning Good Morning
Sgt. Pepper Reprise

From MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR (US LP):

Blue Jay Way

From THE WHITE ALBUM:

Glass Onion
Martha My Dear
I'm So Tired
Piggies
Don't Pass Me By
Mother Nature's Son
Everybody's Got Something To Hide ...
Long Long Long
Revolution (Slow Version)
Honey Pie
Savoy Truffle
Cry Baby Cry
Revolution 9 (I dare you!)
Good Night

From YELLOW SUBMARINE:

Only A Northern Song
All Together Now
It's All Too Much
Hey Bulldog

From ABBEY ROAD:

I Want You (She's So Heavy)
Because
Sun King
Mean Mr. Mustard/Polythene Pam

From LET IT BE:

Dig A Pony
I Me Mine
Dig It
Maggie Mae
I've Got A Feeling
One After 909
For You Blue

Thanks for reading. Comments are welcome!

- The Professor


[This message has been edited by Professor (edited March 19, 2001).]

[This message has been edited by Professor (edited March 19, 2001).]


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Of course, I'll second the Grateful Dead songs. "St. Steven" is such a great tune, and one of my favorites. But, I'd bet only 1 out of 50 people (if that many) has ever heard it before.

The Who's "Tommy" is (I think) a first for the Soundboard. Hmm... interesting choice on that one. I'll have to rummage through my tapes to listen to it again.


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nice list
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Wow! That is quite a list.

I do have to make one correction though. The Beatles, Anna (Go to him) has been released on CD+G. It was on the original DK 1-99. I have it in the set that I use. I can't recall the exact number... wait let me check my database...
Thanks for waiting. It was on DK 22 track 15.

-Eric


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Professor:

SC has already put out "Love Is Like Oxygen" and "Conquistador", albeit the latter is on an NSC series.

However, I will second these songs from above:

"Uncle John's Band"
"Volunteers"
"Lay Down"
"Living in the USA"
"Summer Rain"
"Synchronicity II"
"WPOD"
"Love Reign O'er Me"


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Love is like oxygen is on brickette 5R.
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What a list! I enthusiastically second the following selections:

All Beatles, Bowie, Dead, Airplane/Starship, Elton John, Kinks, John Lennon, Monkees, Tubes and Who, with a particularly emphatic vote for TOMMY, TOMMY, TOMMY. Abso-bleedin'-lutely!


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quote:
Originally posted by DJFang:
Wow! That is quite a list.

I do have to make one correction though. The Beatles, Anna (Go to him) has been released on CD+G. It was on the original DK 1-99. I have it in the set that I use. I can't recall the exact number... wait let me check my database...
Thanks for waiting. It was on DK 22 track 15.

-Eric


Thanks for the correction. Now I have to go find a copy of the disc for my Ultimate Beatles Karaoke Collection. Sigh.


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quote:
Originally posted by cheapskore:
Love is like oxygen is on brickette 5R.

Duh. Thanks for the correction. Chalk up another reason to save beaucoups $$$ for that Brick.


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I have modified my Beatles Premiere list to take into accoungt a set of "lost" Fab Four songs that were just premiered on another label. Still plenty of songs left for SC, though!
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Wonderful list you have there Professor!

May I add?

Today - Jefferson Airplane - Surrealistic Pillow Album
Wind Up - Jethro Tull - Aqualung Album
8:05 - Moby Grape - Great Grape Moby Grape (I thought I was alone remembering them so I never suggested it)
Keep On Trying - Poco - Album title eludes me now
Dino's Song and Don't Cry My Lady Love - Quick Silver Messenger Service Anthology

Seconds on:

Avenging Annie - Andy Pratt (cool, why not reach!)
Summer Rain - Johnny Rivers
All Beatle Songs from the Album Help! not already produced (by SC, of course)
More Cat Stevens would be wonderful - Miles From Nowhere would make my hubby really happy

Professor, you and I must be around the same age and listened to the same type of radio stations in our teens. Do you remember a comical classic by Wilderness Road called "The Gospel Hour"?

As far as music and radio goes, Lincoln, Nebraska's only claim to fame was the very first FM Progressive Rock station in the nation - KFMQ. Man, I loved them! They played everything, from Andy Pratt to Linda Ronstadt and Gordon Lightfoot to Black Sabbath and Jethro Tull.

Kudos on your list! Wish I could be so creative!


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quote:
Originally posted by Professor:
First of all, let me state the obvious:

### Sound Choice RULES! ###

Now that I've buttered up the studio, allow me
to present my Want List. It's rather long (sorry),
and also a bit unusual, because NONE of the songs
has EVER been released in the CD+G format in the
US or UK. (A few have appeared on cassettes.)
Every tune is a chance for Sound Choice to release
a KARAOKE WORLD PREMIERE!

I've noted which songs appeared on Billboard's Top
Pop list. Quite a few are Top 20s, or even Top 10s!


Let's add to this list.

@ = I second that

###

ABBA
The Visitors (Top 100) [Their last and coolest hit!]
MONEY,MONEY, MONEY

AMERICA
@Only In Your Heart (Top 100)
YOU CAN DO MAGIC
WOMAN TONIGHT

ASSOCIATION
Everything That Touches You (Top 10!)

BEACH BOYS
@Heroes & Villains (Top 20)
@Caroline, No (Top 40)
Trader
Funky Pretty
Surf's Up

BEATLES
(See special supplement below)

DAVID BOWIE
Starman (Top 100)
Cat People (Movie Version) (Top 100)
Moonage Daydream
Panic In Detroit

BOX TOPS
Sweet Cream Ladies, Forward March (Top 40)

BOYCE & HART
@I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight (Top 10!)
BLOW YOU A KISS IN THE WIND
BREAD
Let Your Love Go (Top 40)
GOODBYE GIRL (David Gates & Bread)

BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD
Bluebird (Top 100)
Mr. Soul

ERIC BURDON & WAR
They Can't Take Away Our Music (Top 50)

BYRDS
5D (Fifth Dimension) (Top 50)

CHAIRMEN OF THE BOARD
Pay To The Piper (Top 20)

CHICAGO
@Just You And Me (Top 10!)
Old Days (Top 10!)
Lowdown (Top 40)
Dialogue (Top 40)
STAY THE NIGHT

PETULA CLARK
Colour My World (Top 20)
The Other Man's Grass Is Always Greener (Top 40)

CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL
Someday Never Comes (Top 20)

CROSBY & NASH
@Immigration Man (Top 40)
Carry Me (Top 100)
SOUTHERN CROSS

ROGER DALTRY
Giving It All Away (Top 100)
Say It Ain't So, Joe

NEIL DIAMOND
Walk On Water (Top 20)

DONOVAN
@Atlantis (Top 10!)
There Is A Mountain (Top 20)
@Lelena (Top 40)
@Cosmic Wheels
JENNIFER JUNIPER

5TH DIMENSION
Love's Lines, Angles & Rhymes (Top 20)
Light Sings (Top 40)

FLASH & THE PAN
Walking In The Rain
Media Man

JERRY GARCIA
Sugaree (Top 100)

GENESIS
The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
@The Carpet Crawlers
ILLEGAL ALIEN

BOBBY GOLDSBORO
Summer (The First Time) (Top 40)

GRATEFUL DEAD
@Uncle John's Band (Top 100)
@Sugar Magnolia (Top 100)
Box Of Rain
St. Stephen
HELL IN A BUCKET

GUESS WHO
Hang On To Your Life (Top 50)

GEORGE HARRISON
@Blow Away (Top 20)
You (Top 20)
@Dark Horse (Top 20)
All Things Must Pass
@Isn't It A Pity
Living In The Material World
WHEN WE WAS FAB

HOLLIES
Look Through Any Window (Top 40)
Pay You Back With Interest (Top 40)

MARY HOPKIN
Goodbye (Top 20) [written by Paul McCartney]

TOMMY JAMES & THE SHONDELLS
Mirage (Top 10!)
@Ball Of Fire (Top 20)
Do Something To Me (Top 40)
Get Out Now (Top 50)

JEFFERSON AIRPLANE
Crown Of Creation (Top 100)
@Volunteers (Top 100)
Pretty As You Feel (Top 100)
Lather

JEFFERSON STARSHIP
Play On Love (Top 50)
St. Charles (Top 100)

JETHRO TULL
Hymn 43 (Top 100)
Skating Away (On The Thin Ice Of A New Day)

ELTON JOHN
Where To Now St. Peter?
@Love Song
@Salvation
Mona Lisas & Mad Hatters
Grey Seal

ANDY KIM
Rainbow Ride (Top 50)
BABY I LOVE YOU

CAROLE KING
Home Again

KING CRIMSON
The Court Of The Crimson King (Top 100)

KINKS
@Celluloid Heroes
DON'T FORGET TO DANCE

LEFT BANKE
Pretty Ballerina (Top 20)

JOHN LENNON
@Power To The People (Top 20)

LIGHTHOUSE
Take It Slow (Top 100)

LULU
Oh Me Oh My (Top 30)

MAMAS & THE PAPAS
Twelve Thirty (Ladies In The Canyon) (Top 20)

MELANIE
@Lay Down (Candles In The Rain) (Top 10!)

PAUL MCCARTNEY AND/OR WINGS OR SOLO
@Venus & Mars Rock Show (Top 20)
Getting Closer (Top 20)
@Letting Go (Top 40)
@London Town (Top 40)
This One (Top 100)
Mamunia
No Words
@Nineteen Hundred And Eighty Five
COMING UP
SPIES LIKE US
MY BRAVE FACE
NO MORE LONELY NIGHTS

MIGHTY CLOUDS OF JOY
Mighty High (Top 100)

STEVE MILLER BAND
@Living In The USA (Top 50)
MERCURY BLUES

MIRACLES
If You Can Want (Top 20)
I Don't Blame You At All (Top 20)

MOCEDADES
Eres Tu (Catch The Wind) (Spanish) (Top 10!)
[NOT the awful Eydie Gorme version!]

MOBY GRAPE
Omaha (Top 100)
Hey Grandma

MONKEES
@The Girl I Knew Somewhere (Top 40)
@Tapioca Tundra (Top 40)
@D.W. Washburn (Top 40)
@Porpoise SOng (Top 100)
@Teardrop City (Top 100)
@Listen To The Band (Top 100)
GOIN' DOWN
WHAT AM I DOIN' HANGIN' 'ROUND
SATURDAY'S CHILD
GIRL
THAT WAS THEN THIS IS NOW
HEART AND SOUL

GRAHAM NASH
@Chicago (Top 40)

NAZZ [w/Todd Rundgren]
@Open My Eyes (Almost Top 100)

MICHAEL NESMITH
@Joanne (Top 40)

HARRY NILSSON
@Spaceman (Top 40)

PHISH [If they have a signature song, this is it ...]
Bouncing Around The Room

POCO
@A Good Feeling To Know
I LOVE YOU

POLICE
@Synchronicity II (Top 20)
DON'T STAND SO CLOSE TO ME 86

ANDY PRATT
Avenging Annie (Top 100) [my personal #1 request!]

PROCOL HARUM
Conquistador (Live Version) (Top 20)
Shine On Brightly

QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE
@Fresh Air (Top 50)

RASPBERRIES
@I Wanna Be With You (Top 20)
@Overnight Sensation (Top 20)

RARE EARTH
Hey Big Brother (Top 20)

HELEN REDDY
Peaceful (Top 20)

PAUL REVERE & THE RAIDERS
@Him Or Me - What's It Gonna Be? (Top 10!)
@Mr. Sun, Mr. Moon (Top 20)
@Let Me (Top 20)
@Birds Of A Feather (Top 40)
STEPPIN' OUT
WHERE THE ACTION IS
LEGEND OF PAUL REVERE
GOOD THING
JUST LIKE ME
SATISFACTION (I like their version better than the Stones)

JOHNNY RIVERS
@Summer Rain (Top 20)
BABY, I NEED YOUR LOVING
MIDNIGHT SPECIAL (HIS VERSION!!!)
HI-HEEL SNEAKERS
HELLO JOSEPHINE (His or Fats Domino)

KENNY ROGERS & THE FIRST EDITION
@But You Know I Love You (Top 20)
SOMETHING'S BURNING

DAVID RUFFIN
My Whole World Ended (Top 10!)

SEALS & CROFTS
Hummingbird (Top 20)

SLY & THE FAMILY STONE
Stand! (Top 40)

SPANKY & OUR GANG
Give A Damn (Top 50)

STAPLE SINGERS
@Heavy Makes You Happy (Top 30)

RINGO STARR
@Back Off Boogaloo (Top 10!)
OH MY MY

STEPPENWOLF
Snow Blind Friend (Top 100)

CAT STEVENS [for the next Star Series volume ...]
Where Do The Children Play?
@Miles From Nowhere
@Tuesday's Dead
Bitterblue

AL STEWART
Song On The Radio (Top 30)

ROD STEWART
Handbags & Gladrags (Top 40)
CRAZY ABOUT YOU
DOWNTOWN TRAIN

STEPHEN STILLS
Sit Yourself Down (Top 40)
Change Partners (Top 50)

BARBRA STREISAND
Prisoner (Love Theme from Eyes of Laura Mars) (Top 30)

SUPREMES
Nathan Jones (Top 20) [Don't spare the phase shifters!]
Forever Came Today (Top 30)

SWEET
Love Is Like Oxygen (Top 10!)

B.J. THOMAS
No Love At All (Top 20)

THREE DOG NIGHT
@Out In The Country (Top 20)
One Man Band (Top 20)
@The Family Of Man (Top 20)
Sure As I'm Sittin' Here (Top 20)

TUBES
What Do You Want From Life?
White Punks On Dope

WHO
Tommy (Top 20) [The whole opera! -- fits on one disc without instrumentals -- DO IT!]
The Seeker (Top 50)
Love Reign O'er Me (Top 100)

STEVIE WONDER
We Can Work It Out (Top 20)
As (Top 40)
I Believe
FINGERTIPS
GO HOME

YARDBIRDS
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SPECIAL SECTION: BEATLES

Here's are the Fab Four songs no label has EVER released
on CD+G in the US or UK.

From 45 B-sides:

(Just cover all of these with a @. My arthritis is acting up...)

Thank You Girl (Top 40)
Yes It Is (Top 50)
I'm Down
Don't Let Me Down (Top 40)
The Inner Light
Old Brown Shoe
You Know My Name

From PLEASE PLEASE ME:

Misery
Boys
A Taste Of Honey
There's A Place

From WITH THE BEATLES:

All I've Got To Do
Little Child
Please Mr. Postman
I Wanna Be Your Man
Devil In Her Heart
Not A Second Time
Money (That's What I Want)

From A HARD DAY'S NIGHT:

When I Get Home
I'll Be Back

From BEATLES FOR SALE:

Baby's In Black
Kansas City
Honey Don't
Every Little Thing
I Don't Want To Spoil The Party (Top 40)
What You're Doing
Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby

From HELP!:

I Need You
It's Only Love
I've Just Seen A Face
Dizzy Miss Lizzie

From RUBBER SOUL:

The Word
What Goes On

From REVOLVER:

I'm Only Sleeping
Love You To
She Said She Said
Dr. Robert
I Want To Tell You
Tomorrow Never Knows

From SGT. PEPPER:

Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite
Within You Without You
Good Morning Good Morning
Sgt. Pepper Reprise

From MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR (US LP):

Blue Jay Way

From THE WHITE ALBUM:

Glass Onion
Martha My Dear
I'm So Tired
Piggies
Don't Pass Me By
Mother Nature's Son
Everybody's Got Something To Hide ...
Long Long Long
Revolution (Slow Version)
Honey Pie
Savoy Truffle
Cry Baby Cry
Revolution 9 (I dare you!)
Good Night

From YELLOW SUBMARINE:

Only A Northern Song
All Together Now
It's All Too Much
Hey Bulldog

From ABBEY ROAD:

I Want You (She's So Heavy)
Because
Sun King
Mean Mr. Mustard/Polythene Pam

From LET IT BE:

Dig A Pony
I Me Mine
Dig It
Maggie Mae
I've Got A Feeling
One After 909
For You Blue

Add IN MY LIFE


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I second *ANY* Beatles tune that isn't already been done to death by the other karaoke companies. I think if SC wants to really sell some discs they really need to concentrate on the tunes that are not widely avaliable already/or better versions of songs that have been put out by other inferior companies like MM. I'd love to have a SC version of songs like OCTOPUS'S GARDEN and MAXWELL'S SILVER HAMMER.
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You know, I always wondered why someone didnt do a boxed set of Beatles songs from A to Z, like others have done with Elvis tunes.

I would definitely shell out $179 (maybe even more) for 8 discs of Beatles tunes (8 x 15 = 120 songs... I think that would get just about everything that is singable) especially if they were made by Sound Choice.

I would love to get a good version of "I've Got A Feeling", and "Hey Bulldog" in any event.

So HOW ABOUT IT SOUND CHOICE? Lets have a BEATLES BRICK!!!!!!



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The problem I see is that The Beatles don't inspire all the craziness in people that Elvis still does. How many Beatles impersonation contests, and conventions are there?

People use the various Elvis packs to do Elvis shows. I saw a guy 2 weeks ago, an impersonator, who doesn't really have to try to look like Elvis, go into the karaoke store and buy the Velvet Elvis set because he was missing a song that was only in that set.

Don't get me wrong. I'm not against a Beatles set, and I have sung far more Beatles songs than Elvis (once). I just have hard time thinking a Beatles set would be a big seller. Even with all the Elvis stuff out there, I think an SC Elvis set would outsell an SC Beatles one. Of course, with all the songs already produced by SC, they could package Elvis and the Beatles into a Hits Pak. That's omething even I would buy.

Dan


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Don't forget Dan who had the number 1 album here in the states over the holidays. It wasn't N' Backstreet Sync Boys or Britney. It was the Beatles! When was the last time Elvis commanded the number 1 spot for multiple weeks? That's right, a long time ago.
'nuff said we need a SC produced Beatles Brick. :-)

-Eric


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Add these to the list:

The Poppy Family
"Which Way You Goin' Billy?"
"That's Where I Went Wrong"

Cashman and West
"Songman"
"American City Suite"


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Well, to be honest, I can go weeks without a Elvis song being requested at any of my shows, but a Beatles song or two can almost be counted on. I have noticed this at other people's shows as well, so I don't think it's peculiar to my show.

I can understand the reluctance of any karaoke company to produce anything but the extremely popular hits, but there are certain groups that transcend this limitation, and in my opinion, the Beatles certainly are one of them.


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Well, Cliff, it's funny you should say that. Even though our Beatles sales could be better, we did another Spotlight anyway that should be out by the end of May.

Some of the titles include:

Being For the Benefit of Mr. Kite
Why Don't We Do It In The Road
Don't Pass Me By
And Your Bird Can Sing
She's Leaving Home
Blackbird
Dear Prudence
In My Life
I've Just Seen A Face
The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill
Getting Better
Glass Onion
Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End


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I must be living in a Vaccuum, I have never heard of any of those Beatles songs but I'll bet I've "heard" them. Were any of these chart hits or is this obsucre Beatles??

Pardon my ignorance.


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Oh BC that is an awesome disc! I could kiss you if you weren't all the way in SC and a guy! LOL

That is going to be a must have Beatles disc come May.

Thanks so much!

-Eric


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OK, Alice, are you yanking my chain in some sort of payback (lol)?

Actually, a couple of us around the SC block here did dub this the "obscure" Beatles disc - kind of an oxymoron, though. It started out with an emphasis on the quieter, more acoustic oriented songs, then we included some of the others after looking at the requests, and found a couple of "wow, we haven't done that one yet?". (We thought about "...Me and My Monkey", but, after listening we thought there was too much instrumental and vocal filler and not enough singing for karaoke. I could just see us trying to encode all those "c'mon, c'mon, c'mon"s there are at the end.)

Anyway, if you're serious, here's the lineup by album in chronological order:

Help
I've Just Seen A Face

Rubber Soul
In My Life
Norwegian Wood

Revolver
And Your Bird Can Sing

Sgt. Peppers
Getting Better
She's Leaving Home
Being For the Benefit of Mr. Kite

Magical Mystery Tour
Fool On The Hill

White Album
The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill
Why Don't We Do It In The Road
Don't Pass Me By
Glass Onion
Blackbird
Dear Prudence

Abbey Road
Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End

[This message has been edited by BC/Studio Manager (edited March 22, 2001).]


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Great disc.... You can count on another sale here... It certainly is an interesting bunch of songs...


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Hey BC, I'm not familiar with that Me and My Monkey song or how many c'mon's there are, but after the near 2 minute "lie la lie" at the end of S&G's The Boxer, it can't be that much of a problem.

Dan


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quote:
Originally posted by BC/Studio Manager:

Help
I've Just Seen A Face

Rubber Soul
In My Life
Norwegian Wood

Revolver
And Your Bird Can Sing

Sgt. Peppers
Getting Better
She's Leaving Home
Being For the Benefit of Mr. Kite

Magical Mystery Tour
Fool On The Hill

White Album
The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill
Why Don't We Do It In The Road
Don't Pass Me By
Glass Onion
Blackbird
Dear Prudence

Abbey Road
Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End

[This message has been edited by BC/Studio Manager (edited March 22, 2001).][/B]


This is certainly a welcome disc. Thanks again, SC!

Although only four of the offerings are actual premieres (specifically, "I've Just Seen A Face," "Mr. Kite," "Don't Pass Me By" and "Glass Onion"), many of the others are available only in dreadful arrangements from other, less tasteful labels.

I wait with baited breath for a Sound Choice version of what IMHO is the single most amazing Beatles song ever: "You Never Give Me Your Money." I have a pretty good Video CD version which I made myself using an obscure Japanese music-only backing track, but it would be nice to have a decent CD+G edition. (The CD+G offered by another US label is chintzy and anemic.)

- The Professor

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I can't wait to tackle the SC version of "Why Don't We Do It in the Road?"...(is anyone surprised?!) And "Don't Pass Me By" is a personal favorite, as well. You can count on another sale from this Beatle fan. Once again, Sound Choice rocks my world! Thanks!!

[This message has been edited by MadGrrrl (edited March 26, 2001).]


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Hip Hip Hooray for SC!
ummm... I did notice that there are only thirteen songs listed...I'd like to request two more from "Abbey Road" -
Octopus' Garden
Maxwell's Silver Hammer (the Pocket Songs version -ugh! Don't get me started...)
-Failing that, how about "Within You Without You" and/or "Lovely Rita" (both from Sgt. Pepper's)?

I'll just sit over here and eagerly await the arrival of May....


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Umm, RC, I count 15 tracks in that list, or are my eyes getting bad.

-Eric


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HOLY CRUD!!

I can't believe that I missed this BEATLES thread until now. I'm bouncing off the walls right now with the track listing for the new SC Beatles CD+G. I can't even begin to tell you how excited I'm looking forward to buying this CD the day it hits the karaoke shoppe. Think I'll start off with GLASS ONION, SHE'S LEAVING HOME, and finish up with BUNGALOW BILL.

I've been waiting years to sing the line, "I told you 'bout the Fool On The Hill...I tell ya man he's living there still..." with the little recorder/flute playing the lick from the original song.

Thanks a million, guys and gals at SC!

BTW: Can't you squeeze PIGGES on that disc somehow? lol


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RC,

In my original post, I only listed 13 songs. But in the song-by-album post, I added "Norwegian Wood" and "Fool On The Hill" that complete our disc.


PS - So, look, here are more song suggestions for Volume 5: Maxwell, Octopus, and Little Piggies.


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I wonder if "Little Piggies" would be a duet. .
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Come on, vol5!

BTW: The Philips electronic company uses "Getting Better" as a running theme for thier commercials. This has always cracked me up because they keep leaving the last part of that verse out...

"You got to admit it's getting better, geting better all the time...*IT CAN'T GET MUCH WORSE*"

lol


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