Popular band ... obscure song

Or Beatles for Sale on CD . . . . . .

A very good song, in any case.

 

Geezer division:

CCR: It came out of the sky, or ramble tamble.

Guess Who: Albert Flasher

Brecker Brothers, What would a miracle do

Burritos, Hot Burrito No. 2

Byrds, From a distance

 

I've got about a million of these...let's see

Ryan Adams -- Political Scientist

Arctic Monkeys -- Mardy Bum

Ben Folds Five -- Magic

Coldplay -- Warning Sign

Green Day -- She

Muse -- Falling Away With You

Travis -- More Than Us

Oasis -- Let's All Make Believe (the most amazing obscure song ever)

So many...

 

Piotr's Rush offering, "The Analog Kid," is an outstanding start. "Chain Lightning," "Between The Wheels" and "Marathon" could also fit the bill.

Other groups/artists:

Genesis - "Blood On the Rooftops," "Dreaming While You Sleep," "Duchess"
Billy Joel - "Stiletto," "She's Right On Time," "I've Loved These Days," "State of Grace"
Elton John - "Grey Seal," "Tell Me When the Whistle Blows," "One Day at a Time"
Sting - "Children's Crusade," "Something the Boy Said"
Stevie Wonder - "Creepin'," "Another Star"
Earth, Wind & Fire - "Love's Holiday," "You and I"

 

Tom Petty -- Wake Up Time, Down South

Pearl Jam -- Off He Goes, Present Tense, Down

Counting Crows -- Mrs. Potter's Lullaby

Wilco -- Say You Miss Me

Radiohead -- How Can You Be Sure? (discovered it through this board several years ago)

Smashing Pumpkins -- Mayonnaise

Soul Asylum -- I Did My Best

Rolling Stones -- Faraway Eyes

Frank Sinatra -- Cycles

 

Good choices

 

My Joel secondary gems: "Roberta," "James" and "I've Loved These Days."

My Beatles secondary gems: "The Night Before," "I'm Happy Just To Dance With You."

My Eagles secondary gems: "King Of Hollywood," "Wasted Time."

 

Van Halen - Sinner's Swing!

Metallica - Phantom Lord

Doors - Not to Touch the Earth (as obscure a good song as they put out; their obscure work is mostly obscure for good reason)

Jimi Hendrix Experience - 1983 (A merman I should turn to be)

Black Sabbath - A National Acrobat

Guns 'n' Roses - Estranged

Beatles - Maxwell's silver hammer (hheeheehee, just kidding); Hey Bulldog

Eagles - James Dean

 

More good pulls from Mr. Joel. It's kinda tough to lose with him ... and I think a few of us have said this on here. "Stop in Nevada" and "All For Leyna" are complete no-brainers ... I'll stop this just short of another Billy-jack ...

 

Huey Lewis and the News -- It's Alright.

Something different from them, and it worked.

 

Rush - Lakeside Park, Losing It

Police -- Shambelle (instrumental), Once Upon a Daydream (killer, psycho song)

Second on Pearl Jam's Off He Goes and Garden.

 

The Police -- Miss Gradenko

Phil Collins -- Behind the Lines

Earth Wind & Fire -- In the Stone

Bonnie Raitt -- Papa Come Quick