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Foolish Songs
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So I’ll throw in 2:
The first one just belongs in this group. In fact I’d love to see M&L sing this one:
(Why Do Fools Fall in Love? – Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers)
The other is very apropos for many of us who live in less sunny climes:
(Led Zeppelin – Fool in the Rain)
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Just a few minutes left of the big day here, so I’ll go ahead and fire my final salvo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vuD9eJvJzQ&t=31s
Thanks to everyone for fooling around with this!
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Here is one I like a lot from an old Who cassette I had.
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A Supertramp favourite of mine from a long time ago that was on my brothers “Even In the Quietest Moments” vinyl.
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Now that the first of April is over, I have a final very smooth piece of music that you might like David.
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Nice, Juergen! Increase the tempo and add some youthful exuberance, and you’ve got an early rock and roll song there. Speedo by the Cadillacs comes to mind.
I wonder why the guy singing the bass line was cut out of the shot…
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Jung, i wish we could understand why the paste operation repeats.
David, isn’t that the football player Rosey Grier with Dick Clark?
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That’s right, Tom! Yet another one of those singing defensive linemen that you’re always hearing about.
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Is that you, Diana?
I just discovered this song a couple of days ago purely by chance (i.e., unrelated to a YouTube algorithm):
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Hi David,
That’s me on the right in 1980. Great topic!
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Okay, this discovery WAS due to a YouTube algorithm:
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Hi David,
I found two more songs. I’m not sure if one of these two titles has already been mentioned here as a cover version. All those fool titles make you feel like a fool….
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Juergen, I think those are both fresh additions to the list. No fooling! Very nice ones, too.
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