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1. "m: Meryl Streep/Jerrod Carmichael" In response to Reply # 0
mg: Albert Hammond Jr.
NO! LIST Tom Petty M J Zeppelin Springsteen Neil Young Eagles Ray Charles Madonna Chuck Berry South Park TV Songs Justin Timberlake "Food Glorious Food" "Twilight Zone" theme "A Boy Named Sue" "Night Moves" "The Situation" "Superbowl Shuffle"
Meryl Streep Horace Silver's "Song For My Father" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWeXOm49kE0 REASON: Streep is in RICKI AND THE FLASH but instead of using Steely Dan's "Ricky Don't Lose That Number", pick the song Steely Dan ripped it off from.
Jerrod Carmichael Famlee's "Runs In The Famlee" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NZKw7trjdc REASON: It's based on his new show, which is partly about his family being an issue in holding back from a relationship with his girlfriend.
Why? Streep rhymes with Creep. And I think it works better than Radiohead for a short walk-out. (Why hasn't there been a rap song called Defending Your Life?)
This is a two part self referential call back for the week. Since her and her daughter Mamie are both on the show promoting their new film RIKI AND THE FLASH, you could play this for both, singing "Mamie's mom has got it goin' on" for Meryl.... (continued in the Mamie suggestion)
2. "t: Don Rickles/Kate Mara" In response to Reply # 0
mg: Penn & Teller sit in: Joe Satriani
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Don Rickles Rafael Mendez-La Virgen De La Macarena Suggested (first) by: handle
I need a ruling: Has this song retired for him since the 80s? Should this not count on the totals? -- Kate Mara Slum Village - Fantastic 4 Suggested by: handle
3. "w: Ice Cube/Mamie Gummer" In response to Reply # 0
mg: Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweat
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Ice Cube's "AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted (Instrumental)" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ud0oTkOfd9o REASON: He's Ice Cube. The album celebrates its 25th anniversary, recreate the Bomb Squad clusterfuck, have someone say "yeah" every eight bars and make it work beautifully.
Why? His group from 86-87. And the NWA film is about his posse. And it's funny hearing such a Beastie Boys rip - or Milk form Audio Two (I think this predates Audio Two.)
4. "th: Salma Hayek/Tim Gunn" In response to Reply # 0
mg: Christopher Cross
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Salma Hayek Richard Harris' "Theme From "The Prophet" (Pleasure Is A Freedom Song / On Love)" https://youtu.be/34i1ToYOhEY?t=32m58s REASON: Hayek is in a new movie which is based on the words of Kahlil Gibran. There was an album released on Atlantic Records in 1974 where actor Richard Harris read the dialogue but there's a moment on Side 2 that gets on the funky side. It was actually released as a single, so I want to suggest that.
5. "f: Steve Buscemi/Taylor Kitsch" In response to Reply # 0
comedian: Jon Rineman
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46. "Hmmmm" In response to Reply # 45 Sat Aug-08-15 12:31 PM by johnbook
If I am to time it right, how about some of the sample sources used on LL Cool J's MAMA SAID KNOCK YOU OUT album? I bring this up because August 27th is the 25th anniversary of the album so if it comes up on that week, then perfect timing.
Sly & the Family Stone's "Trip to Your Heart" Chicago Gangsters' "Gangster Boogie" James Brown's "The Payback" Mary Jane Girls' "All Night Long" Central Line's "Walking Into Sunshine" Earth, Wind & Fire's "Moment Of Truth"
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