Even if you can't sing...
especially if you can't sing, what song would you like to master at a karaoke bar? A friend and coworker of mine used to wow them at the NCO Club talent contests by wailing out "Try a Little Tenderness," made popular by Otis Redding. Truly electrifying! Of course, the beer he'd spring for at the Skivvy Nine Lounge both before and after the performance were nice.
If I were to ever have the guts to get up to a microphone, I'd do Engelbert Humperdinck's "After the Lovin'." Ladies, don't all throw your panties at me at once -- I'm only one man! Don't make me break into Barry Manilow tunes! I'm saving the Tom Jones stuff for emergencies!
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5 Comments:
At 10:07 PM, Anonymous said…
Dude, I totally rule "White Wedding." Nobody--not even Billy Idol--can rock out to that song like I can.
Just sayin'.
Marcus
At 6:20 AM, AlanDP said…
"You May Be Right" by Billy Joel.
At 3:04 PM, Anonymous said…
I was always partial to Billy Joel's "Piano Man". We seemed to sing it every weekend at the G-Spot Bar & Grill.
At 9:07 PM, Bob Hawkins said…
I am so totally lacking in anything in the nature of musical talent that I have never thought about what song I'd like to sing. And now that you've made me think about it, I still got nothing.
At 10:34 PM, Anonymous said…
Only song I know the words to is "Precious Memories"....It never seems to go over real well to a bunch of drunk rednecks.
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