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Subject: Glen Campbell - The 70's and Beyond
Written By: whistledog on 03/10/06 at 2:26 am
I like the original version of "Rhinestone Cowboy" followed by the 2002 remake, then his Rita Coolige duet :)
Subject: Re: Glen Campbell - The 70's and Beyond
Written By: FussBudgetVanPelt on 03/10/06 at 6:04 am
The two I like of his more than those listed above are :
Wichita Lineman
and
Galveston :)
Subject: Re: Glen Campbell - The 70's and Beyond
Written By: jaytee on 03/10/06 at 6:57 am
Other: Bonepart's Retreat
Rhinestone Cowboy is almost at the top of my most hated list!
Subject: Re: Glen Campbell - The 70's and Beyond
Written By: Paul on 03/10/06 at 7:17 am
Rhinestone Cowboy is almost at the top of my most hated list!
Shame! I quite like that!
That's the best one from this period, but his Jim Webb stuff ('Wichita Lineman', 'Galveston', 'By The Time I Get To Phoenix') is much, much better...
Subject: Re: Glen Campbell - The 70's and Beyond
Written By: Windbreaker05 on 03/10/06 at 8:07 am
He and Bobbie do a nice job with "All I Have To Do Is Dream," so that gets my vote.
Subject: Re: Glen Campbell - The 70's and Beyond
Written By: jaytee on 03/10/06 at 8:42 am
Rhinestone Cowboy is almost at the top of my most hated list!
Shame! I quite like that!
It's not actually the song - it's the sentimentality attached to it. It reminds me of an old boyfriend that I don't want to be reminded of!!
:P
Subject: Re: Glen Campbell - The 70's and Beyond
Written By: Mr Tumnus on 03/10/06 at 8:57 am
Yeah I love Wichita Lineman too.
Subject: Re: Glen Campbell - The 70's and Beyond
Written By: CatwomanofV on 03/10/06 at 1:04 pm
I said Rhinestone Cowboy followed by Southern Nights.
Cat
Subject: Re: Glen Campbell - The 70's and Beyond
Written By: TheRemf on 03/10/06 at 1:28 pm
Again, this was a hell of a lineup, couldn't go wrong with any of them. My choice was one you never hear played on the radio - "Everything A Man Could Ever Need." I believe it was the theme song to the movie "Norwood," with Glen Campbell and Joe Namath in starring roles.
Subject: Re: Glen Campbell - The 70's and Beyond
Written By: CeramicsFanatic on 03/10/06 at 2:05 pm
Shame! I quite like that!
That's the best one from this period...
I agree! :)
Subject: Re: Glen Campbell - The 70's and Beyond
Written By: Paul on 03/10/06 at 3:06 pm
It's not actually the song - it's the sentimentality attached to it. It reminds me of an old boyfriend that I don't want to be reminded of!!
:P
Ah! I see...(nods understandingly...)
Subject: Re: Glen Campbell - The 70's and Beyond
Written By: mandamoo on 03/10/06 at 5:56 pm
Southern Nights
Subject: Re: Glen Campbell - The 70's and Beyond
Written By: Philip Eno on 03/12/06 at 2:48 am
I voted for 1975 - Rhinestone Cowboy, but I like them all
Subject: Re: Glen Campbell - The 70's and Beyond
Written By: Zella on 03/12/06 at 11:21 pm
Eeeek! How could you not have Galveston on the list...? :o :)
Subject: Re: Glen Campbell - The 70's and Beyond
Written By: Zella on 03/12/06 at 11:23 pm
Again, this was a hell of a lineup, couldn't go wrong with any of them. My choice was one you never hear played on the radio - "Everything A Man Could Ever Need." I believe it was the theme song to the movie "Norwood," with Glen Campbell and Joe Namath in starring roles.
A great song. It got plenty of airplay back in 1970, but I've never heard it since...
Took me forever to find it on KaZaa. :)
Subject: Re: Glen Campbell - The 70's and Beyond
Written By: Philip Eno on 03/13/06 at 1:06 pm
Eeeek! How could you not have Galveston on the list...? :o :)
Galveston was released in 1969, this thread is "Glen Campbell - The 70's and Beyond"
Subject: Re: Glen Campbell - The 70's and Beyond
Written By: Zella on 03/14/06 at 12:27 am
Galveston was released in 1969, this thread is "Glen Campbell - The 70's and Beyond"
I was never very good at comprehensive reading... :-[ ;)