I remember the song very well, and wonder why it has never been
discussed in this group?
I would like to have the same answers as you, who recorded the song, and
who the writer (s)
were?
Jeff
So far as I know, I never heard this song, but the details sound
fascinating... hope someone surfaces with some detail.
Autograph Of Zorro" {from *Shadowville Live*}:
<http://www.kannibaal.nl/zorro.mp3>
"Autograph Of Zorro" {digital video}:
<http://www.lulu.com/items/86000/86128/1/preview/45-Zorro.mpg>
The Netherlands/Shadowville cross cultural exchange
project <http://www.kannibaal.nl/shadowville.htm>
A Google search turns up one comment (another one is no longer online)
which compares OG to Ronnie Milsap's "Back On My Mind Again" ...
"At first, when I started listening to Back On My Mind Again, the main
verses almost sounds like The Beatles' Octopus' Garden, yet this song
also has a resemblance to Randy Travis' Forever and Amen."
Yeah, this one's difficult--- I came across this, but so far, nothing
else:
"... bret...@aol.commieplot (Brett Bayne) wrote:
>To get the ball rolling, I will list a few tunes I think are remiscent
of other
>ones. I'd like you to do the same. Some (like "Ghostbusters" vs. "I
Want a New
>Drug") have had their day in court. Others may strike you as nothing
alike. I
>am here to solicit your own examples. Obscurities are OK. All of the
examples
>below contain at least a portion that harkens back to an earlier song.
There was a popular country song to the melody of "Octopus's Garden"
in the early nineties, but I can remember nothing of the song except
feeling offended at the ripoff each time I heard it..."
I wasn't into current country at all in the early 1990s, so I missed
out on this... really would like to hear it, though!
Will