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That's got to be the most
Chicken Oriental idea I've heard in some time - Mind you, I felt the same about The Evil Dead Musical but that's quite good fun. And odd though it may seem a musical Dirty Harry would attract a cult audience.I pity the songwriter who has to come up with songs based along the famous signature lines.
So here's my go:
Sung to the tune of the Rolling Stones Get Off my Cloud
- Hey hey, you you - get off'a my lawn.
Others titles could be Happiness is a warm Magnum or I wish I was Harry's girl.
Anyone else got any suggestions.
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My favourite Clint story was the urban legend about him being Stan Laurel's love child! They even asked him about it on TVAM when he was in Blighty to promote a film!
paul - Yeah I heard that one myself. In a certain light there are similaritis. LOL
"Don't fear the reaper?"
Or to Kylie Minogue - ,Do you feel lucky, lucky?'
ray you need a punk on the end though
Eastwood? Musicals?
Set me thinking - Clint Eastwood in Paint Your Wagon was simply sensational. I loved every moment of that film. Still do, terrific stuff - a genuine classic.
And as a rule I don't like musicals!
So if in Dirty Harry they can include -
I Talk To The Trees,
A Wind Called Maria.
There's A Coach Comin' In
- Then I'm in!
Altogether now, a one-two-three:
Gotta dream boy
Gotta song
Paint your wagon
And come along
Where am I goin'?
I don't know
Where am I headin'?
I ain't certain
All I know
Is I am on my way
When will I be there?
I don't know
When will I get there?
I ain't certain
All that I know
Is I am on my way
Come on admit it - you're tapping your foot already aren't you?
and of course Eastwood sang in Honkeytonk man and he also released an album in the 60's called, I think, rowdy siNGS.I downloaded it once - clint tried crooning and rocking
Who finances something like this and who is their intended audience?
Hello Archavist,
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Thanks.
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Tschüss,
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