I've been Looking high and low on the internet for this song and only a handful of us even seem to remember it - it was a tribute song, funny, to the 3 stooges and someone took it and made up a song about the 1986 NY Mets at the time who were just plowing along about 20 games out front in first place - I'd love to find this song if anyone has any idea, I'd appreciate any help, thank you
204340
Best bet would be to check the p2p networks and do a search.\n\nEnjoy
524789
I couldn't copy the songs but here is the link to your answer.\n\nhttp://www.mtv.com/#/ontv/dyn/rob_and_big/episode/featured_music.jhtml?episodeId=104652
659471
OMG! I used to have this song on a record. It is by The Buoys. Amazon.com will probably have it on a compilation cd of the 70's. I believe I saw it on Limewire when I was downloading some oldies once.
412450
I'm pretty sure the song is called "Fever" I'm pretty sure there is a few renditions of it so I don't who sings it. Are you rooting for Fancy and Luis too? I'm sick of seeing him with Sheridan but I'm glad the old one is back!!
384682
looked in three sites google, yahoo, ask.com can;t find it anywhere if you maybe know what site i could listen to it on? Just let me know
200770
I too LOVED Johnny Damon until he became a Johnny Judas.  Go anywhere... Just don't go to the Yankees.  I wish I was going to the game on May 1 as I would join you in booing him.  I am going to the game on 9/17 AT YANKEE STADIUM.  I was thinking of taking my old Johnny Judas t-shirt and burning it outside the stadium.  :o)
96170
Good luck. Ive searched all over also. My older bro had the album.Im not sure what the song I liked best was remind me if you can.theres another one to I cant find its " Charlie".Both came out about the same time .One of those two bands did a song Johnny holdback that i remember liking.Not sure which one though.Maybe you should ask Boosther he seems to know an awful lot about music trivia!
263058
The closest I could find was "I'm Yours" by Robert Mellin. A current version from 2004 is by Don Cornell. It was also covered by The Four Aces, Eddie Fisher, The Duprees,  and Toni Arden. It was in the top of the charts in 1952, but I can't find who might have remade it in the 1980's. I hope this helps.
299054
It was a protest song about the Vietnam war. At that time the draft was going on and it seemed the only ones getting out of being drafted were the "well to do" and politicians sons, etc. Listen to the words and its fairly self explanatory. Good oldie song!
277334
lol i use to listen to that song till i wore it out. Thanks for reminding me.\nThink i'll go listen to it soon.
658497
Probably "Rock & Roll pt.2" by Gary Glitter. They play that one at ALOT of sporting events. It has no real lyrics.
556231
Because he stole Enter Sandman from Mariano Rivera.  Mariano Rivera wrote the song and enlisted Bernie Williams to help make a demo, because Bernie Williams is really a musician you know, and they then lent the rights to Metallica.  So you can just imagine how upset Rivera was when his copyrighted song was taken by Wagner.  A tearful Rivera approached Joe Torre and asked for his help, to which Torre replied that he probably knew some "guys"  who would be willing to "take care" of Wagner.   So following opening day, when news of Wagner's theft first become public, Torre made a few phone calls; following this, Willie Randolph rested Wagner for a few games due to a "slightly" irritated finger on his pitching hand.  In desperation to prevent any further "irritation", Randolph called upon long-time Mets catcher Mike Piazza's father Vince Piazza, the owner of a car dealership near Philadelphia.  As it so happened, Vince knew a few "guys" himself and made a few phone calls right away; within a matter of days, Yankee camp announced that Carl Pavano was also to spend some more time on the disabled list.  Well, all this said, Wagner began to pitch better again until he recently received a strange letter in the mail addressed by someone going by the name Francessers, stating, "How dayr-uh he use Mari-ah-no's song?" along with a veiled reference to a threat regarding the upcoming Mets/Yankees series in the Bronx.  Needless to say, Wagner hasn't been in the best state of mind since this discovery.  And so I say to you to put yourself in Wagner's shoes and see if you'd be able to seal your team's victory with such disheartening thoughts of eventual doom occupying your every pitch.
567756
I don't know that song.  I don't think this is what you're looking for, but the Ataris sing "Alone in Santa Cruz."  http://www.lyricsdomain.com/1/ataris/alone_in_santa_cruz.html
641381
Its definately Bob Geldof - "I don't mind at all", from the early 90s or maybe late 80s - great song!!!  Sorry - it's called "the great song of indifference"  just looked it up there!
164009
The song is by Ryan Cabrera. It's not supposed to be available until May though. The easiest way to find out what songs are playing on the shows is to go to this website http://www.nbc.com/Featured_Music.
411740
no answer but thanks!!! I just watched the episode and started searching 4 the song.
123201
O.K.    I have searched and searched for this poem...Is there possibly a different title??? I ADORE and LOVE Leonard Cohen but I am at a loss on how to help you....I was hoping that someone else would step up because I was dieing to know the answer myself!!! I'm so sorry.