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Vignette Series on Car Songs

LW Lee WillisOGR Forum Member

Harleylito's thread on accident scenes and some of the car vignettes posted there got me thinking about a series of vignettes I could do around car scenes.  The idea of accident called up Jan and Dean's song Deadman's Curve and I see this scene with a totalled XKE and Sting Ray wrecked nearby (has to be a split window couple, too) with a body bag over to the side of the road, and the other driver sitting on a gurney and telling a paramedic, "Well the last thing I remember, doc, I started to swerve . . . " 

 

Other cool car vignette scenes that come to mind are:

 

A Little Old Lady from Pasadena.  Jan and Dean again.  Superstock dodge.

Hot Road Lincoln

Little Deuce Coupe - crossing over to the movies a minute, it has to be Milner's of course, has to have Carol in it. 

 

Other ideas?

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FM Former Member

 

HEY SPENCE:

 

A few years before those on your list was "Buick 59", by the Medallions, released in 1954.   It had nothing to do with the future 1959 Buick.

 

"She's got an 8-cylinder motor and a jet-propelled Overdrive,

She's got 2 carburetors and a Supercharger up on the side!"

 

Check it out on YouTube...you'll dig that Boogie-Woogie piano...a very rhythmic Rhythm & Blues tune, before Rock & Roll emerged.

 

Listen carefully at the end when the lead vocalist says "Oh man, I done run outta gas!" (a voice in the bckground, barely audible, says "Ain't that a b----") 

 

RIP TRACK

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FM Former Member

 

You wanna hear the full version of "The passengers will please refrain"? 

 

Then go to YouTube and enter "The Pasengers will please refrain", from Bawdy Songs by Oscar Brand, (1956)

 

The tune is to the lovely "Humoresque" by Dvorak.

 

Rip Track

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c.samc.samOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Anyone remember "Transfusion" by Nerous Norvus?

 

Oh rollin' down the highway on a rainy day

When you see me coming, ya better start to pray

 

Hey dig that man,  was that a red stop sign?

 

(crash sounds)

 

Transfusion, transfusion, Oh doc pardon me for this crazy intrusion

I'm never never never gonna speed again

Pass the claret to me Barrett

 

Barnyard drivers they come in two classes

 

Line crowding hogs and speeding jack asses

 

You cross the center line - man you gotta make time

 

(crash sounds)

 

Transfusion, transfusion Oh doc pardon me for this crazy intrusion

I'm never never never gonna speed again

 

Make that type 'O' Daddy-O

 

 

There were several more verses - anyone remember?  How do I remember this?

Where's my glasses....

 

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FM Former Member

 

   

HEY C. SAM,

 

Heck yeah I remember Nervous Norvus!

 

Some of the last words to his verses were:

 

Slip the Juice to me, Bruce!

 

Pass the Blood to me, Bud!

 

Slip the Crimson in me, Jimson.

 

Put a Gallon in me, Alan.

 

Pump the Fluid to me, Louie.

 

Wanna hear it agan?  Just go to YouTube and enter "Transfusion Nervous Norvus".

 

RIP TRACK

 

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Trainman2001Trainman2001OGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Did you guys know that "My Little GTO" was produced and paid for by Pontiac (Rest in Peace) Motor Division of General Motors. We were duped into thinking that it was a spontaneous hot rod song. I resisted and bought a Ford Fairlaine GTA in 1966. "Little Deuce Coupe" has always been my favorite. The largest Street Rod show in the country comes to Louisville every August. 2,000 street rods in one place... heaven.

Dave GarmanDave GarmanOGR Forum Member MEMORIAL SUPPORTER

Trainman,

 

Louisville isn't that far from the Buckeye capital; you should drive up the 2nd weekend in July - the Good Guys cruise-in had an attendance of 5500 plus cars this year!

 

The Arthritis cruise-in is also that weekend (I help out, judging, etc) but our cruise-in is in a beautiful setting in the burb of Dublin, on the grass, under trees in the shade with lots of food...  unlike Good Guys which is on the tarmack at the fairgrounds with no trees.

 

This year we had 1800 plus cars and even more when the Good Guys ended for the evening and some of them came to visit us, enjoy the food and live 50's/60's rock & roll bands!

 

Best,

Dave

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LW Lee WillisOGR Forum Member
Originally Posted by Choo Choo kenny:

    Lee The old song Beep Beep Beep Beep his horn went Beep Beep Beep. Choo Choo Kenny

Oh, yes!  I was trying to remember the name of that song.  "His horn went beep, beep, beep." and finally "How do you get this car out of second gear?"

 

I gotta do some of these vignettes.  Where I will get the time, I don't know, but . . . 

 

Wow, this is fun!

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L LimaOGR Forum Member
Originally Posted by Lee Willis:

Harleylito's thread on accident scenes and some of the car vignettes posted there got me thinking about a series of vignettes I could do around car scenes.  The idea of accident called up Jan and Dean's song Deadman's Curve and I see this scene with a totalled XKE and Sting Ray wrecked nearby (has to be a split window couple, too) with a body bag over to the side of the road, and the other driver sitting on a gurney and telling a paramedic, "Well the last thing I remember, doc, I started to swerve . . . " 

 

Other cool car vignette scenes that come to mind are:

 

A Little Old Lady from Pasadena.  Jan and Dean again.  Superstock dodge.

Hot Road Lincoln

Little Deuce Coupe - crossing over to the movies a minute, it has to be Milner's of course, has to have Carol in it. 

 

Other ideas?


What, no Rocket 88? (Carol? Only trouble there:-)

 

Speaking of Super Stock Dodges (or Plymouths?) here's one against a Nova and a GS.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DE3_MwN6E14

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mGGGkrhSeg

 

Would be a neat scene to model.

 

S SpenceOGR Forum Member
Originally Posted by Rip Track:I believe that was the Cheers of which Bert Convy was a member.

 

 

How 'bout this one:

 

"He never washed his face and he never combed his hair,

He had axle grease imbedded underneath his fingernails.

On the muscle of his arm was a red tatoo;

A picture of a heart, saying 'Mother I Love You'."

 

RIP TRACK (Can be used in emergencies)

 

 

 

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