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Am I in the twilight zone, or does everyone know about this? Short clip, but I guess I am shocked because of how reclusive Perry was after 83...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bk1aZiQGdG4&mode=related&search=

da da da da , da da da da ... yep you been in the twilight zone, some of the ladies posted the mp3 of that tune as well if you want.. very cool song man...

I LOVE that song! Did you know that SP, America and Bill Mumy (the kid from the 60s t.v. show, "Lost in Space") wrote it?

silverblue wrote:I LOVE that song! Did you know that SP, America and Bill Mumy (the kid from the 60s t.v. show, "Lost in Space") wrote it?

i thought bill mumy wrote only fish heads!!! sal likes that song.. that is fun news if if mumy really wrote some of that ,, very good trivia from you silver!

LarryFromNextDoor wrote:

silverblue wrote:I LOVE that song! Did you know that SP, America and Bill Mumy (the kid from the 60s t.v. show, "Lost in Space") wrote it?

i thought bill mumy wrote only fish heads!!! sal likes that song.. that is fun news if if mumy really wrote some of that ,, very good trivia from you silver!

Yes, Larry, I like "Fish Heads", and yes, Billy Mumy did write that song with a good friend, who is also the other "Barnes" in "Barnes and Barnes". Billy Mumy has put out quite a few albums under the "B&B" name. Google "Barnes and Barnes"..........

LarryFromNextDoor wrote:

silverblue wrote:I LOVE that song! Did you know that SP, America and Bill Mumy (the kid from the 60s t.v. show, "Lost in Space") wrote it?

i thought bill mumy wrote only fish heads!!! sal likes that song.. that is fun news if if mumy really wrote some of that ,, very good trivia from you silver!

Bill Mumy (I was gonna shorten it to his intials ) wrote a lot with America. He has written a lot of songs period & also has written comic books & novels, too (if I remember correctly).
I think this song, "Can't fall asleep to a lullaby" came about when SP & Dewey (America) ran into each other at the Home Depot & decided to write together. This is when we need Lora & Cyndy to verify that.

knox wrote:Am I in the twilight zone, or does everyone know about this? Short clip, but I guess I am shocked because of how reclusive Perry was after 83...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bk1aZiQGdG4&mode=related&search=

"You've got Mail."

Yeah, he looks like he's having the time of his life in that short vid, huh?

I like to think that after all the "workhorse tours" he did, he can just relax, sing backing vox, and SMILE, for God's sake ~ y'know??

That's a cool clip. I've seen America in concert 2 times and they were good.

Sister Golden Hair will always be a favorite song of mine.

Takes me back to my young days in the 70s . Man, times seemed simpler back then. No computers, no cable t.v., no video games.

Just skateboards, pickup football games, playing army in the woods, and running from Bigfoot when we heard a noise at night . Oh, and watching out for UFOs, too.

knox wrote:Sister Golden Hair will always be a favorite song of mine.

Takes me back to my young days in the 70s . Man, times seemed simpler back then. No computers, no cable t.v., no video games.

Just skateboards, pickup football games, playing army in the woods, and running from Bigfoot when we heard a noise at night . Oh, and watching out for UFOs, too.

Street-baseball games w/ neighborhood kids; rollerskating, skateboarding.....just being OUTSIDE until dark in the Spring and Summer...and having a BLAST!!

The things we got to do back then are so different that what is safe today. Sure makes you miss safer simpler times.

silverblue wrote:I think this song, "Can't fall asleep to a lullaby" came about when SP & Dewey (America) ran into each other at the Home Depot & decided to write together.

That's what Steve said,it's true. Both of them were living in Marin County back then and met at HD.

Highway Highlight (from the box set booklet)
The band liked "(Can't Fall Asleep To A) Lullaby" better. This sultry, midtempo number was a collaboration among Bunnell, Mumy, Haimer, and Journey lead singer Steve Perry. "Steve and I both lived in Marin County, and I think I ran into him at a Home Depot-type store," Bunnell says. "We became friendly and wrote a few things together. I started this song with Steve, and then he came down to L.A. to help finish the song."


http://www.accessbackstage.com/america/song/song134.htm

For anyone who wants to have the song,here it is.
It's such a beautiful tune...

http://download.yousendit.com/FCD1D5407EFB2DE4

Thanks for the back story!

holy crap! I didn't realize how old this song was. I love love LOVE it, since I first heard it a few years ago.

Gotta love that 80's SP mullet.

"...and, as long as you make good music, it just comes right around back to you."

Yeah, what Steve said.

tragchk wrote:

knox wrote:Sister Golden Hair will always be a favorite song of mine.

Takes me back to my young days in the 70s . Man, times seemed simpler back then. No computers, no cable t.v., no video games.

Just skateboards, pickup football games, playing army in the woods, and running from Bigfoot when we heard a noise at night . Oh, and watching out for UFOs, too.

Street-baseball games w/ neighborhood kids; rollerskating, skateboarding.....just being OUTSIDE until dark in the Spring and Summer...and having a BLAST!!

can you believe that my girls still do that now. and get this, my neighbors and me and my husband actually get together 2-3 times a week and talk. we just walk over to each others yards and chit chat. we all have gardens etc. yea, sounds a little like stepford wives.