[78-L] Hallllppp!

[Peter Fraissinet]

"One Dime Blues" (Blind Lemon Jefferson) has the line:
"I was standing on East Cairo St. one day"

The Dillards recorded a song "The Old Home Place" with the line:
"I ran away to Charlottesville"

The Old 97s have a song "Stoned" with the line:
"Hitchhike to Rhome, take the Greyhound to Fredericksburg"

Bobbie Gentry, in the song "Okolona River Bottom Band" sings the line:
"All the way from the Kosciusko up from Biloxi shore"

and you already have Kingston taken care of, I think.

Peter Fraissinet
West Danby NY

At 06:38 PM 8/3/2009, you wrote:

>A friend of mine is in a contest in which she must identify songs with 
>some specific locales mentioned in the lyrics BUT NOT IN THE TITLE.
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>Here are the sites; the song can be from any genre...
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>"Kingston, East Cairo, Charlottesville, Fredricksberg and Kosciasko(sp?)"
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>Thanks!
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