Have you heard of the band The Hooters?
Thomas Hottinger
I know of three albums they have produced. They have had the hit songs
Day By Day, And We Danced, Johnny B., Where Do The Children Go?
On each of their three albums there is a song that is strongly flavored
with Christianity. I was just wondering if anyone knew if they were of
some Christian background.
The band originates out of Philadelphia and named themselves after an
instrument they created, the hooter.
The name of the songs are All You Zombies, Satellite, and Heaven Laughs.
Thanks
Tom
Rick Baldwin
(Thomas Hottinger) wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone has ever heard of the band called The Hooters.
> I know of three albums they have produced. They have had the hit songs
> Day By Day, And We Danced, Johnny B., Where Do The Children Go?
Dang, are the 80s really that far behind us?...
Douglas C Pearson
>Dang, are the 80s really that far behind us?...
yup, rick, they are. how much have _you_ heard from cyndi lauper lately?
or crumbacher-duke, for that matter...
chuck
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DRL DeBoer
>I was wondering if anyone has ever heard of the band called The Hooters.
>I know of three albums they have produced. They have had the hit songs
>Day By Day, And We Danced, Johnny B., Where Do The Children Go?
>
>On each of their three albums there is a song that is strongly flavored
>with Christianity. I was just wondering if anyone knew if they were of
>some Christian background.
>
>The band originates out of Philadelphia and named themselves after an
>instrument they created, the hooter.
>
>The name of the songs are All You Zombies, Satellite, and Heaven Laughs.
>
>Thanks
>Tom
Hi Tom-
Back up a few days & read my post under Joan Osborne - Again, Re:
I wrote a few Hooters facts there pertaining to this newsgroup. :)
they are Jewish.
Latest album Out of Body (93) has song "Shadow of Jesus" :)
The instrument "hooter" is officially called a Hohner melodica.
Hooters Web: http://www.pitt.edu:81/~shsst12/Hooters1.html
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Rick Baldwin
dope...@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Douglas C Pearson) wrote:
> Rick Baldwin <rbal...@utkvx.utk.edu> wrote:
> >Dang, are the 80s really that far behind us?...
>
> yup, rick, they are. how much have _you_ heard from cyndi lauper lately?
Well, now that you mention it, I've been hearing a lot more of Cyndi
lately, from her cameos on "Mad About You" to the promotions of her "Seven
Deadly Cyns" album. I always liked her. Why, oh why couldn't she have been
the one to survive the 80s instead of Madonna?
Douglas C Pearson
>> >Dang, are the 80s really that far behind us?...
>> yup, rick, they are. how much have _you_ heard from cyndi lauper lately?
>Well, now that you mention it, I've been hearing a lot more of Cyndi
>lately, from her cameos on "Mad About You" to the promotions of her "Seven
>Deadly Cyns" album. I always liked her. Why, oh why couldn't she have been
>the one to survive the 80s instead of Madonna?
okay, bad example. for what it's worth, i agree about the cyndi lauper/
madonna bit.
you get my point, though. the kids have grown up on tlc and pearl jam and
smashing pumpkins and that like. good pop like mr. mister and the hooters and
cyndi lauper is lost on the young whippersnappers, i'm afraid.
Michael Walls
Chuck Pearson <dope...@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu> wrote:
>Rick Baldwin <rbal...@utkvx.utk.edu> wrote:
>
>
>or crumbacher-duke, for that matter...
>chuck
Hey! I popped in the ol' Tame the Volcano disc just the other day for fun!
"The earth is shaking, the sky is falling
I can hear the natives calling
Tame the volcano!"
Now that was some music... :-)
Craig
Bev
Douglas C Pearson <dope...@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu> wrote:
>you get my point, though. the kids have grown up on tlc and pearl jam and
>smashing pumpkins and that like. good pop like mr. mister and the hooters and
>cyndi lauper is lost on the young whippersnappers, i'm afraid.
Cyndi kicks gluteus maximus.
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Jerry B. Ray
>Cyndi kicks gluteus maximus.
Verily, it is so. "I Drove All Night" _rules_.
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Mighty CheefDan![tm]
: On each of their three albums there is a song that is strongly flavored
: some Christian background.
Well, you have picked one of my favorite bands, but they are not a
Christian band, I am sorry to say. (But a GREAT band.)
They were THE band to have at your prom when I was in high school.
Their self-recorded album was much better than any of the albums they
recorded for a major label. (Big College Joke: What do Jessica Hahn
and Capitol Records have in common? They both overproduced the
Hooters.) They also were heavily involved in the production of some of
Cyndi Lauper's stuff.
Cornerstone did an interview with these guys several years back --
likeable, open, but not particularly Christian. The same word from an
ex-girlfriend's sister who worked for their management firm. But, hey,
keep praying.
Ed Rock
> Chuck Pearson <dope...@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu> wrote:
> >yup, rick, they are. how much ou_ heard from cyndi lauper lately?
> >
> >or crumbacher-duke, for that matter...
> >chuck
>
> Hey! I popped in the ol' Tame the Volcano disc just the other day for fun!
> "The earth is shaking, the sky is falling
> I can hear the natives calling
> Tame the volcano!"
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Ed Rock
> Cyndi kicks gluteus maximus.
You got that right.
> --
> b E v e R d a Y *+* w e d n e s d a y @ t e z c a t . c o m
> I never had a head for solitaire... -- The Rembrandts
And great quote. ;-)
Ed Rock
> In article <4b9urm$4...@huitzilo.tezcat.com>, Bev <wedn...@tezcat.com> wrote:
>
> >Cyndi kicks gluteus maximus.
>
> Verily, it is so. "I Drove All Night" _rules_.
Yea, forget not, "Time After Time."
Bev
Ed Rock <ercr...@email.unc.edu> wrote:
>On 20 Dec 1995, Bev wrote:
>
>> Cyndi kicks gluteus maximus.
>
Get a hold of her performance in _The Wall: Berlin 1990_. Gluteus Extremis.
>> I never had a head for solitaire... -- The Rembrandts
>
>And great quote. ;-)
Well, hey, truth makes for great quote.
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>Yea, forget not, "Time After Time."
No doubt, Ed. I knew you had good taste.
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Ed Rock
> Ed Rock wrote:
> >Yea, forget not, "Time After Time."
>
> No doubt, Ed. I knew you had good taste.
No life, but good taste. I could be Charlie Tuna.
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Ed Rock
> >> I never had a head for solitaire... -- The Rembrandts
> >
> >And great quote. ;-)
>
> Well, hey, truth makes for great quote.
I thought it was the Rembrandts.
Michael Cullen
>Ed Rock wrote:
>>Yea, forget not, "Time After Time."
>
>No doubt, Ed. I knew you had good taste.
What about "And we danced"??? (This may not be the title..)
cheers,
Mic.
Mighty CheefDan![tm]
: >>Yea, forget not, "Time After Time."
I remember many years ago watching Amy Grant's prime-time debut (I
believe) on a Patti Labelle Christmas special. She was so nervous, she
was absolutely horrible. (This is not picking on Amy. Since then I have
seen her do amazingly great stuff both live and on television.)
However, there was one of those few defining moments of performance
greatness also on that show --
Cyndi Lauper and Patti Labelle did a duet version of "Time After Time".
Wow! Amazing! Incredible! Encore! Encore! Encore!
the fly
The Mafia Princess
>From: S107...@cedarville.edu (the fly)
>Subject: Re: Have you heard of the band The Hooters?
>Date: Sat, 13 Jan 1996 04:06:08 GMT
>Hmmm, thought Hooters was a restaurant chain.
You might even be thinking of "Hootie and The Blowfish."
Josh Karnes
recall, their sound was mostly acoustic, with some Mandolin stuff, etc. Had a
few radio/top 40 hits.
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from Nervous Night.
Bazilian wrote Time After Time for Cyndi Lauper, and One of Us
for Joan Osborne. He's done all right with the pop charts outside
of his own band, which still makes records, i believe. they just
don't get the distribution they did during the Hooters "Live-Aid"
heyday...
jeff elbel
sunny day roses
Kathleen Mcdonald
Were/are they from Philadelphia?
Maybe I'm thinking of some other band.
K
James M. Hodsden
>Were/are they from Philadelphia?
>Maybe I'm thinking of some other band.
>K
You're thinking of the same band. The Hooters are from Philly, I believe.