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Never heard of these guys before, but I love this song.

Has anybody ever heard a song called Drinkin' Acetone by Johnny Lint and the Zeroes? I heard it on a college station back in the 80s, and I haven't been able to find it since.

I still have my Davy Crockett lamp from the 50s.

Terry Stafford also wrote the great country classic Amarillo By Morning. RIP.

Love the guy howling at 1:50

I still have my official Davy Crockett lamp, and it works.

I always thought this was about a US soldier coming home from Viet Nam.

I love both versions, but the Bangles definitely looked better when they performed theirs.

Mr. Hendrix delivered the greatest performance on any instrument ever on this song.

I was around when the original came out, and I think this is excellent.

The clothes are rather odd, though.

I remember going into a restaurant in 1975 and finding no salt shaker on the table. The waitress said that Mr. Fuji was responsible for a worldwide salt shortage.

Listening to this brilliant song is like taking drugs through my ears.

Anyone who's old enough to remember the TV show knows this song as The Lone Ranger Song.

Hi-ho Silver. Away!

This song would have made a great video for Hillary Clinton. As she walks through the White House, she looks up and sees a sign that says "Oral Office". She shakes her head and looks again, and the sign once again says "Oval Office".

He must have been a real wrestling fan, heading for Parts Unknown, the home of more great wrestlers than anywhere else.

I'd trade half of my worldly belongings for Ray's pants...and to be transported back to 1970.

Mr.RollerDerby...Seeing your screen name reminds me of the derby's glory days. Pretty Judy Arnold, Big Jim Trotter, the Eastern Warriors. How could such an awesome sport become extinct?

Sounds like they recorded Land of Make Believe in stereo and played it in mono - without the vocal track.

This would have been the perfect song to play when Timothy Leary, the major league pitcher, came in from the bullpen.

But I'm frightened for your children...That they'll never know what real music is.