Music trivia anyone?

Right on Undertaker4-- and fast. How about "Streets of Fire"? Craig

Only thing I remember about that was the song "I can Dream About You", with Dan Hartman, off that soundtrack.

Albert I think I know the answer to one of your questions: I am pretty sure John and Yoko bought a Packard, the only reason I know this is because the car comes to my shop. I have not seen it since last summer so I could be wrong I don't remember. But I do know it is silver/grey to tone I actually so John Lennon's name on the original registration. The guy that ownes it is filthy rich and has a whole personal car muesum full of rare and famous cars, it is a shame because only a hand full of people actually get to appreciate them. I will try to get a hold of him in the next few days and find out for sure and get the rest of the info from him, year, make, mileage(now), and I can even get the VIN.

"Layla" sound like a Princeton Reverb to me.

ok, times up. bbloom came closest to the answers but not quite. here's the story:

by the late 60's/early 70's harry nilsson was recording and performing frequently in the uk. it, thus, made sense to him to buy a flat in london as a "home away...". since harry wasn't a full-time resident of the uk, he frequently loaned his flat (on curzon place in mayfair) to friends. one friend, mama cass eliott, died in his bed in 1974. four years later another good friend, kieth moon, died in the same flat, on the same bed. harry, understandably, wasn't keen on keeping his place, let alone trying to find rest in the seemingly fatal bedroom. fortunately, he was able to unload the curzon place flat, selling it to yet another friend of his, kieth and mama cass, pete towshend.

interesting "small world" story, eh. -kelly