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Song Association Part LXII

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groovemaster said:
The Allman Bros: Midnight Rider
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FYP, I think.

The Rolling Stones: Midnight Rambler

It's certainly possible the Allman Bros. covered Midnight Rambler, but I think it's more likely you were referring to the well known Midnight Rider...
 
Re: Song Association Part LXII

pgb-ohio said:
FYP, I think.

The Rolling Stones: Midnight Rambler

It's certainly possible the Allman Bros. covered Midnight Rambler, but I think it's more likely you were referring to the well known Midnight Rider...
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Nat 'King' Cole: Ramblin' Rose

The Allman Brothers Band sang "Ramblin Man" also, so that was a combination.
 
Re: Song Association Part LXII

RogerWF said:
Milo Greene: 1957

(NOTE: This is really a setup for Vizoroo, if she's following. Anyone else can go ahead and play, but if you catch the significance, let's see some creativity! :( ;) )
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Liz Damon's Orient Express: 1900 Yesterday
 
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