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Best Use of Cowbell in a Song
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Best Use of Cowbell in a Song
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Re: Best Use of Cowbell in a Song
Low Rider - War... There's no comparison.
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Re: Best Use of Cowbell in a Song
Good one!
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Re: Best Use of Cowbell in a Song
Another good one, "Time Has Come Today" - The Chambers Brothers
(I linked the long version)
I'm thinking cowbell was mainly used as a "natural" sound effect here, much like "Grazing in the Grass", as well as a rhythm instrument.
(I linked the long version)
I'm thinking cowbell was mainly used as a "natural" sound effect here, much like "Grazing in the Grass", as well as a rhythm instrument.
"The primary purpose of a liberal education is to make one's mind a pleasant place in which to spend one's leisure."
- Sydney J. Harris
- Sydney J. Harris
Re: Best Use of Cowbell in a Song
Hey Ladies The Beastie Boys...
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Re: Best Use of Cowbell in a Song
No one has mentioned the song that inspired the classic SNL sketch “Don’t fear the reaper” by BOC 
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Re: Best Use of Cowbell in a Song
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No one has mentioned the song that inspired the classic SNL sketch “Don’t fear the reaper” by BOC
Even though it's somewhat obvious at this point Don't Fear The Reaper is also one of the great Halloween songs. I remember seeing BOC at Todds in 1992. Buck Dharma did the solo while looking straight up.
Another great cowbell song is Hair Of The Dog.
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No one has mentioned the song that inspired the classic SNL sketch “Don’t fear the reaper” by BOC
Even though it's somewhat obvious at this point Don't Fear The Reaper is also one of the great Halloween songs. I remember seeing BOC at Todds in 1992. Buck Dharma did the solo while looking straight up.
Another great cowbell song is Hair Of The Dog.
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- moldyoldie
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Re: Best Use of Cowbell in a Song
Another good one: "Honky Tonk Women" - Rolling Stones
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Re: Best Use of Cowbell in a Song
John Bonham used it often. Good Times, Bad Times is a favorite.
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Re: Best Use of Cowbell in a Song
I hate to sound like a fanboy (which I am!), but:
"Power Failure" - Procol Harum, off the album Broken Barricades
"Bringing Home the Bacon" - Procol Harum, off the album Grand Hotel
"The Unquiet Zone" - Procol Harum, off the album Procol's Ninth
"Power Failure" - Procol Harum, off the album Broken Barricades
"Bringing Home the Bacon" - Procol Harum, off the album Grand Hotel
"The Unquiet Zone" - Procol Harum, off the album Procol's Ninth
"The primary purpose of a liberal education is to make one's mind a pleasant place in which to spend one's leisure."
- Sydney J. Harris
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Re: Best Use of Cowbell in a Song
One hit wonder, Redeye "Games" (January 1971) went to # 27 on Billboard Hot 100 Charts.
Re: Best Use of Cowbell in a Song
Drive my car - The Beatles
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