All Killer. No Filler.

PopTodd · **Posted:** Tue Oct 25, 2005 10:25 am

RIYL: Buddy Holly, early Beatles, Eddie Cochran

Finch Platte · **Posted:** Tue Oct 25, 2005 11:51 am

Here's another:

Unfortunately, there is some filler on this, but these guys were ahead of their time. They wrote Shakin' All Over as well.

http://www.djangomusic.com/item_music.a ... mediatype=

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Stone red's dark sunshine · **Joined:** Mon Oct 25, 2004 2:17 pm **Posts:** 1096

PopTodd Wrote:

RIYL: Buddy Holly, early Beatles, Eddie Cochran

I really want to hear this. I've heard a few songs and all were good. Onto my wish list it goes.

I'm very glad this wasn't a Sum 41 thread (although I should disclose that I do have one of their CDs).

Radcliffe · **Posted:** Tue Oct 25, 2005 12:09 pm

I remember reading that when the Clash did their version of Fuller's "I Fought The Law" he absolutely LOVED it. Even made friends and bandmates listen to it over and over. I always thought that was pretty cool of him - 'cuz the prevailing attitude of the elder rockers in the '70s was to regard the punks as a shitty fad that wouldn't last.

almost · **Posted:** Tue Oct 25, 2005 12:13 pm

Radcliffe Wrote:

I remember reading that when the Clash did their version of Fuller's "I Fought The Law" he absolutely LOVED it. Even made friends and bandmates listen to it over and over. I always thought that was pretty cool of him - 'cuz the prevailing attitude of the elder rockers in the '70s was to regard the punks as a shitty fad that wouldn't last.

If you don't like the Clash's version, then I want the address of you and your family. The gene pool must be cleansed. Seriously.

That really is cool of him, tho.

PopTodd · **Posted:** Tue Oct 25, 2005 12:16 pm

Radcliffe Wrote:

I remember reading that when the Clash did their version of Fuller's "I Fought The Law" he absolutely LOVED it. Even made friends and bandmates listen to it over and over. I always thought that was pretty cool of him - 'cuz the prevailing attitude of the elder rockers in the '70s was to regard the punks as a shitty fad that wouldn't last.

allmusic Wrote:

Born
Oct 22, 1942 in Baytown, TX
Died
Jul 18, 1966 in Los Angeles, CA

Maybe it was Sonny Curtis that loved The Clash's version? Even though Bobby Fuller did write a lot of his own material, it was Curtis that wrote "I Fought The Law."

Radcliffe · **Posted:** Tue Oct 25, 2005 12:17 pm

When Joe Strummer did that tour with the Pogues, "I Fought The Law" was their last encore. I wish I had a soundboard recording of it, because in memory it stands as the ultimate version.

Radcliffe · **Posted:** Tue Oct 25, 2005 12:20 pm

PopTodd Wrote:

allmusic Wrote:

Born
Oct 22, 1942 in Baytown, TX
Died
Jul 18, 1966 in Los Angeles, CA

Maybe it was Sonny Curtis that loved The Clash's version? Even though Bobby Fuller did write a lot of his own material, it was Curtis that wrote "I Fought The Law."

Shit, you is 100% correct, sir! It was Sonny Curtis.

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