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YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON STAGE ANYMORE, vol 3

 Advance Romance (1984)

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From: Francesco Gentile <f.gentile@caspur.it>
  Accordingly to Black Page zine:
  • 00:00 Chicago '84
  • 01:03 Vancouver, Queen Elizabeth Theatre (December 18 1984, 2nd show)
  • 02:31 Chicago '84
  Front part of guitar solo is missing.
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She took Ike's watch like they always do
(It was a Timex too).
Ahoo Ahoo...
And a shame on you, yeah
No more money boy, I-I-I-I shoulda knew
Nennen hennin henninah...
Won't somebody go sit on ah...
From: Patrick Neve
  Hey, what that song that Frank hums a bar of, at exactly 1:42 of Advance Romance from YCDTOSA vol. 3?
From: Francisco Espinoza <franaesp@entelchile.net>
  It's an old traditional Italian dance song. A 'tarantella'. I think this comes from Tarantula, because people who get stung by them, start dancing like this ! It's similar to Butt-Head's funk dancing style. Leaping sidewards in a hysterical manner...
  I think it was a quick homage to his Italian roots, in response to Ike's insistent All-American 'Hi-Ho Silver'...
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Nennen hennin henninah...
Yes! He sure looks magic!
Hi-ho Silver!
From: Patrick Neve <splat@darkwing.uoregon.edu>
  It's a reference to the 1938 western serial, "The Lone Ranger". "Silver" was the name of the Lone Ranger's horse. Whenever he took off to go fight crime, he'd jump on his horse, who would rear back on its hind legs, and the Lone Ranger would call out, "Hi-ho Silver, away!" Besides the mask, this became The Lone Ranger's primary trademark, and somehow became permanently embedded into the wasteland of american cultural idioms.
From: ulrich@sfu.ca (Charles Ulrich)
  ... [Hi-Ho Silver is an] allusion to The Lone Ranger, a famous western series on radio and TV. They also allude to a Lenny Bruce comedy routine about The Lone Ranger. In one of these songs (I forget which), Scott Thunes throws in a snatch of Rossini's "William Tell Overture", which was the theme music for The Lone Ranger.
From: biffyshrew@aol.com (Biffyshrew)
  "Keep It Greasy" on YCDTOSA Vol. 3...
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The way she do me boy
She might do you too!
Awfully big jaws, now!
The way she do me boy
She might do you too!
Shake up the...
I'll tumble for ya!
Oh no!
The way she do me boy
She might do you too!
You remember Utah...
You know what happened...
Jaws!
From: Biffyshrew
  ... "I'll Tumble 4 Ya" by Culture Club,
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