vs. ASTROS, 5/26

[Going Underground]

Oh oh.Kim watching other Orioles.

[Norfolk orioles]

Do we have a machine that can throw curve balls?

It's like our guys have never seen them before......ever.

[TouchemAll]

The mighty Kim goes down...

[weams]

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When we win the World Series, Y'all will thank me.

[Going Underground]

In Europe only.Jet was a huge hit as was My Love.

Live and let fly.Orioles theme

[Malike]

Time for the Gaus Give Back Program!

[slakattack]

In Europe only.Jet was a huge hit as was My Love.

Junior's Farm, Helen Wheels

[Can_of_corn]

WINGS gave Paul a new career. More years in the public eye.And some very good songs too.

Jimmy McCullough was a fantastic guitarist and I think Mull of Kintyre was Paul's biggest post Beatles hit.

I'm just giving a synopsis of what I read guys.

No need to defend Wings to me.

I've never cared for them and you won't change my mind.

Not everything is for everybody.

I just found the interview interesting is all.

[weams]

The Iliad guy or the Simpson guy?

Big Aristophanes fan here.

[weams]

Live and let fly.Orioles theme

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Before the Cult removal.

[weams]

McCollugh did that GREAT solo on My love which made that single a memorable one.

He was also part of Stone the Crows and Thunderclap Newman.

[Norfolk orioles]

Luis freaking valbuena is torching us.

Al East cellar here we come!

[Can_of_corn]

Live and let die...Not a Number 1 hit..

While the 1973 single is one of the of the most famous James Bond film theme songs, it never reached No. 1 on the Hot 100 chart. (The famous British secret spy franchise wouldn't nab its first chart-topper until Duran Duran's "A View To a Kill" in 1985.) Rock band Guns N' Roses would later cover the song for its "Use Your Illusion I" album in 1991, and released it as a single later that same year. It peaked at No. 33 on the Hot 100.

9. "With A Little Luck" - Wings

Hot 100 Peak Position: 1 (two weeks), Peak Date: 1978

"London Town" single "With a Little Luck" was decidedly modern for McCartney and Wings, utilizing synthesizers throughout the 1978 track. Paul shows his emotional maturity on the song, acknowledging that relationships take work - and "a little luck." The single version, which is two and a half minutes shorter than the album cut, reigned on the Hot 100 for two weeks.

8. "Listen To What The Man Said" - Wings

Hot 100 Peak Position: 1, Peak Date: 1975

From Wings' 1975 "Venus and Mars" album, "Listen to What the Man Said" was recorded by the band in New Orleans, but McCartney was not happy with early versions of the song. After adding Traffic's Dave Mason on guitar and composer Tom Scott on soprano sax, the track was released and rose to No. 1 on the Hot 100.

7. "The Girl Is Mine" - Michael Jackson & Paul McCartney

"Say Say Say" earns the list's coveted top spot as Jackson's best-performing Hot 100 chart single. His duet with Paul McCartney led the list for six weeks beginning in December 1983.

Say Say Say

[TouchemAll]

We're getting beat at our own game... :rolleyestf:

[El Gordo]

We are dead. 2 R too much for this crew to overcome.