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Post by Dave on Jun 6, 2008 0:14:25 GMT
So as to the newest question of the day...What is Hayley's lowest note and in which song does it occur? I must have been composing that as you were posting your question. Scary!  Dave |
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Post by stevemacdonald on Jun 6, 2008 23:05:43 GMT
Okay... her lowest note would be in the song "Sonny".
Now for the next question of the day:
Several Hayley songs "take place" specifically in the USA, such as "Shenandoah", "Chattanooga Choo-Choo", "Lullaby of Broadway" and the tunes from "West Side Story" ---- are there any others?
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Post by stevemacdonald on Jun 8, 2008 0:27:54 GMT
Ah, too bad I stumped everyone again.  There is one such song. Any guesses? Moving on to my newest question of the day...Which academic subjects are mentioned in her songs? |
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Post by Colin on Jun 8, 2008 10:42:39 GMT
Hi Steve
Geometry and Poetry in Dark Waltz.
I'm guessing there may be others?
Kind regards
Colin
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Post by howard on Jun 8, 2008 20:59:33 GMT
OK Steve,
You mentioned "Sonny".
There was a minstrel singer by the name of Al Jolson (early 1900s, he was in the first talking picture, "The Jazz Singer)
He did a sad song also called "Sonny Boy"
Question....
What one more thing does Hayley have in common with Al Jolson?
Howard
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Post by stevemacdonald on Jun 8, 2008 23:25:22 GMT
Geometry and Poetry in Dark Waltz. Well done Colin! There's also "Spanish" (from CW's "Spanish Lady")! |
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Post by Richard on Jun 9, 2008 7:31:13 GMT
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Post by sonata58 on Jun 9, 2008 12:48:03 GMT
Ah, too bad I stumped everyone again. There is one such song. Any guesses? Aside from the fact that she sang The Star-Spangled Banner once. (Though, I don't know if that makes it a "Hayley song"). I can't think of any other. |
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Post by stevemacdonald on Jun 9, 2008 12:49:36 GMT
That was it, Sonata! Thanks! Oh, and any song she sings instantly becomes a "Hayley song", IMO!  Question.... What one more thing does Hayley have in common with Al Jolson? Just a tiny bit of research (thanks, Google!) reveals that Jolson, too, recorded for Decca! How 'bout another question of the day...What two amusement park rides are mentioned in Hayley's songs? |
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Post by sonata58 on Jun 9, 2008 16:18:21 GMT
Oh, and any song she sings instantly becomes a "Hayley song", IMO! I'm with you on that! So, I can say that our national anthem is a "Hayley song"! That's pretty cool. What two amusement park rides are mentioned in Hayley's songs? There's a "roller coaster ride" in I Say Grace. And You'll Never Walk Alone comes from the musical "Carousel". |
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Post by stevemacdonald on Jun 9, 2008 19:26:15 GMT
[..... And You'll Never Walk Alone comes from the musical "Carousel". Heh, I hadn't thought about that one. But there's one more ride she sang about. Know what it is? |
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Post by milewalker on Jun 9, 2008 20:29:30 GMT
[..... And You'll Never Walk Alone comes from the musical "Carousel". Heh, I hadn't thought about that one. But there's one more ride she sang about. Know what it is? Moons and junes and ferris wheels...... |
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Post by howard on Jun 9, 2008 22:17:09 GMT
Hi Steve,
You google well...right answer!!!! (About Hayley & Jolson)
Howard
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Post by stevemacdonald on Jun 11, 2008 14:54:02 GMT
Today's question of the day:
A few Hayley songs include food items in their lyrics -- can you name them?
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Post by sonata58 on Jun 12, 2008 16:20:30 GMT
How do come up with all these questions?? Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme ( Scarborough Fair) - not exactly food, but we use them in cooking Angel Hair (type of pasta  ), Ice Cream ( Both Sides Now) |
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There is one such song. Any guesses?
), Ice Cream (Both Sides Now)