kak@alux5.att.COM (Kurt A Kanaskie) (04/04/91)
I heard a song on a progressive radio staion in NJ WHTG 106.3 Eatontown NJ and I cant find the artist. The chorus is: The things I do for money... I'll never understand... I used to be quite practical. But now I find I'm tactical... It was sung by a male artist, which sounds like Lloyd Cole or Peter Case. Please reply to me. Thanks. -------------------------------------------------------------- Kurt Kanaskie AT&T Bell Laboratories kak@alux5.att.com Allentown PA
dbk@tove.cs.umd.EDU (Dan Kozak) (04/04/91)
In article <1991Apr3.184413.27272@cbnewsm.att.com> kak@alux5.att.COM (Kurt A Kanaskie) writes: >I heard a song on a progressive radio staion in NJ >WHTG 106.3 Eatontown NJ and I cant find the artist. >The chorus is: > The things I do for money... > I'll never understand... > I used to be quite practical. > But now I find I'm tactical... >It was sung by a male artist, which sounds like >Lloyd Cole or Peter Case. Good guesses, but it's a band (from Canada???) called Northern Peaks . . . (err . . . or was that Pikes . . . no, I think it's Peaks). There was a video of this song that used to get shown on eMpTyV's 120 Minutes show back when it first started. Oh yeah, the song is called "The Things I Do For Money." #dan Clever: dbk@cs.umd.edu | "Softly her tower crumbled in the Not-so-clever: uunet!mimsy!dbk | sweet silent sun." - Nabokov