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Subject: INFO NEEDED FOR ROCK BOOK!

Written By: Don Breithaupt on 5/4/2001 at 12:06 a.m.

Hi seventiesologists,

I'm currently compiling information for a book to be published in 2002 on rock & roll sequels -- songs that are followups, in some sense, to previously existing songs (by the same artist or not). Examples include: Ashes to Ashes, David Bowie's followup to Space Oddity; Sequel, Harry Chapin's followup to Taxi; Little Marie, Chuck Berry's followup to Memphis, etc. Are you aware of any connections along these lines? Any assistance I receive will be credited in the book's acknowledgments.

Many thanks,
Don


Subject: Re: INFO NEEDED FOR ROCK BOOK!

Written By: David on 5/11/2001 at 7:52 a.m.

: Hi seventiesologists,

: I'm currently compiling information for a book
: to be published in 2002 on rock & roll
: sequels -- songs that are followups, in some
: sense, to previously existing songs (by the
: same artist or not). Examples include: Ashes
: to Ashes, David Bowie's followup to Space
: Oddity; Sequel, Harry Chapin's followup to
: Taxi; Little Marie, Chuck Berry's followup
: to Memphis, etc. Are you aware of any
: connections along these lines? Any
: assistance I receive will be credited in the
: book's acknowledgments.

: Many thanks,
: Don

Don,

Here are a couple of idea's although I'm not sure if we are thinking on the same page or not. Late 1969 I think the Royal Guardsman had Snoopy vs the Red Baron, and One or two follow ups on the same theme. Also Lynyrd Skynyrd's Sweet Home Alabama has a direct response to Neil Young and his Southern Man single.