Who sung the final song in Walking Tall, the 1973 version?
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do you know the song title?
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"ALL NIGHT LONG"\nWritten by Randy Hall and Raymond Jones\nPerformed by Randy Hall\nCourtesy of MCA Records
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It may have been Roy Orbinson.\n\n"End of the Line" is a song from The Traveling Wilburys first album, Volume 1, released in 1989. It is the last entry on the album, and its riding-on-the-rails rhythm suggests its theme and the implied on-the-move nature of the group.\n\nIt was released as the second single from the album. The sleeve cover of the 45 rpm single, photographed four days after the death of Roy Orbison in December 1988, featured a guitar in a rocking chair. The same image appeared in the video for the single, with the camera focusing on the guitar during Orbison's solo vocal parts.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/End_Of_The_Line
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Cats in the cradle is a great song...yes harry chapin recorded it.  I love the version by Ugly Kid Joe though.
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Whoa, that's a long time ago...\n\nFor me, the 3 best are\n"Achin' to Be" and "I'll Be You" from "Don't Tell a Soul" (1989)\nand "Alex Chilton" (of course) from "Pleased to Meet Me" (1987)\n\nGood question!
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Everlong, by Foo Fighters
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'East Bound and Down' by Jerry Reed. It was also covered by Jason McCoy and the Roadhammers, recently, but Reed's version is the original. He played 'Snowman' in the movie.
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1970s: "Bohemian rhapsody" - Queen\n1980s: "Wake me up before you go go" - Wham!\n1990s: "Angels" - Robbie Williams.
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I Walk the Line by Megan Wyler \n\nYou can download it with LimeWire
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Vietnam - Jimmy Cliff \nIt can be found on the "Harder They Come" soundtrack\n\nI really have no clue if this is the one you're looking for, since I've never even heard of it. My only reason for doing the search, is that I am a 'Nam vet, and although I've heard dozens and dozens of songs pertaining to it, this is a new one on me.
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walk this way!! talk this way!! that song! I dk who sings it or what its called but its cool.
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Try "A Walk to Remember"
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"This Will Be an Everlasting Love" by Natalie Cole. the original is a classic, but it's song #12 on the PT Soundtrack.
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Actually, the bestselling song of the 70's was "You Light Up My Life" by Debby Boone. \n\nIt was the #1 song in America for 10 straight weeks in 1977 (setting a Billboard record for the decade), and went on to sell over two million copies. \n\nHideous song though ;) \n\nI love this bit of trivia because while most people say they were listening to much cooler bands back then, this just proves that while SOME people were listening to Zeppelin and the Eagles, the vast majority of America was listening to horrible sappy ballads!\n\nGood luck with your project.
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I have two favorites, really.  The first one is "Walk the Line" and the other is "Ring Of Fire".  I really should say I have three...."Boy Named Sue" really cracks me up....
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hope so.my ultimate fav.vedio of theirs is 'Walking contradiction'..I was a kid when it came out,used to love it,still do!
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I remember in the early 90s there was a beautiful accoustic song with 2 guys singing they were the Williams brothers.  It said "I'm going to live my life like every day is the last"  Good luck!!!