Ooowee! You ought to come and see!
Jan Dean
mentions the Boy from New York City's new car?
His pretty balls?
Or is she saying he's 'pretty bald?'
The Giant Brain
"Jan Dean" <jan...@surfcity.com> wrote in message
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His pretty bar???
Dean F.
I think it's "his dueling scar."
Eric Ramon
it's not his dueling scar and there's nothing in there like "we call
him Jill". I don't know where some people get some of these "lyrics"
they post on the internet.
I always heard it as "He's pretty boss in his brand new car" but
listening to it tonight it could very well be "his pretty bar and his
brand new car". I prefer the "boss" interpretation though.
Dean F.
> it's not his dueling scar and there's nothing in there like "we call
> him Jill". I don't know where some people get some of these "lyrics"
> they post on the internet.
Well excuse the fuck out of me, Eric! I was merely offering what I
thought I heard on the record. I'm so-o-o sorry to have offended your
clearly superior sensibilities.
Jan Dean
You heard "his dueling scar?"
Rocky
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This is what I hear
The Ad Libs sing
his mini bar
The Manhattan Transfer sing
his dueling scar
The Darts skip that verse
Then, there is another version posted under the Whitburn R&B collection
that is attributed to the Ad Libs, but is a different take for sure and not
as good as the version Ive come to know as the original. I think this is
the one that Jan Dean is talking about. In this version, it sounds like
his pretty bar
Eric Ramon
Dean,
I see Rocky says the Manhattan Transfer version has "dueling scar". Is
that the one you were referring to? I've only been thinking about the
Ad Libs version.