As a general rule of procedure, I don't waste much time making playlists for fools on the federal payroll. In the case of Representative Joe Wilson, I'll make an exception -- if only to try and shut up this loudmouth for at least a little while.
"Disorder in the House" -- Warren Zevon
"Bigmouth Strikes Again" -- The Smiths
"Liar, Liar" -- Deborah Harry
"Too Rude" -- The Rolling Stones
"Little Liar" -- Joan Jett
"Fools" - Diane Birch
"Beautiful Liar" -- Beyonce and Shakira
"Little Lies" -- Fleetwood Mac
"Rude Boys Back In Town" - Michael Franti & Spearhead
"Liar" -- The Meters
"Love In The Lies" - Amos Lee
"Crazy People" - The Wreckers
"Lies" -- Nancy Sinatra
"Liar" -- Queen
"Smash Lies" -- Matisyahu
"Shut Up" -- Black Eyed Peas
"Lies" -- Stephen Stills
"Liar" -- Nazareth
"Lies" -- J. J. Cale
"Lies" -- Joe Firstman
"Dance Little Liar" -- Arctic Monkeys
"Shut Up And Drive" -- Rihanna
"Don't Speak Liar" -- We The Kings
"Coming To Terms" -- Carolina Liar
Please add your songs for Joe, and tell me what you think this rude Representative really represents.
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How about anything from Southern Culture On The Skids - just saying tthat makes me chuckle, and it's built-in social commentary.
I'd go for just about anything by Southern Culture on the Skids - just saying that makes me chuckle and is a built-in social commentary. Fortunately, they're from North Carolina.
And "Shut the F-- Up" by Cake.
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Liar - Argent, then covered by Three Dog Night
Hymn 43 - Jethro Tull
I Wanna Be Sedated - Ramones
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I like your taste and your range, Joe.
To quote another Argent song, "Hold Your Head Up," sir
How about the Staple Singers' "Washington, We're Watching You?"
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Love the Staples -- must track that track down.
Thanks
Cyndi Lauper - Lies
DISTURBED-SICKNESS
EXCITABLE BOY--WARREN ZEVON
RAVE ON--BUDDY HOLLY
PUT 'EM IN A BOX, TIE IT WITH A RIBBON, AND THROW 'EM IN THE DEEP BLUE SEA--DORIS DAY
SHAME,SHAME,SHAME--JIMMY REED
BACK STABBERS--THE O'JAYS
RESPECT YOURSELF--STAPLES SINGERS
NOBODY'S LISTENING/LYING FROM YOU--LINKIN PARK
WHAT HAVE I DONE TO DESERVE THIS/-PET SHOP BOYS W/DUSTY SPRINGFIELD
BITCH--ROLLING STONES
JUST KEEP IT UP-BOBBY DAY
YOU TALK TOO MUCH--LLOYD PRICE
GYPSIES TRAMPS AND THIEVES--CHER
MEAN MR. MUSTARD--BEATLES
SAY, MAN--BO DIDDLEY
RUNNING SCARED/IT'S OVER--ROY ORBISON
DON'T BE CRUEL--CHEAP TRICK/ELVIS
IT'S JUST A MATTER OF TIME--BROOK BENTON
IT'S ALL OVER NOW--BOBBY WOMACK
GET YOURSELF ANOTHER FOOL--SAM COOKE
BRAIN DRAIN-MARIANNE FAITHFULL
OH LORD, FIX IT--BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA
NOWHERE MAN--THE BEATLES
UPTIGHT-STEVIE WONDER
ooop! Dee Clark not Bobby Day on Just Keep it Up. My bad.
"Wonderful Remark" - Van Morrison
"RESPECT" - Aretha Franklin
"You Haven't Done Nothin'" - Stevie Wonder [Originally about Nixon, but it fits. Plus, it has the amazing added benefit of the Jackson 5 singing backup.]
"Pastime Paradise" - Stevie Wonder
Too many Dylan songs to name. "Idiot Wind," would be my first choice, but since it's been named, I'll go with, "Masters of War." Well, minus the death-wish.
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Love the Van song -- I hope we're using it ironically here, but and Belfast Cowboy is good by me. And maybe it reminds us that Joe Wilson is an accidental "King of Comedy"
Lies... The Knickerbockers
Liar....Henry Rollins
RESPECT....Aretha Franklin
Lying eyes....The Eagles
Pink Floyd - Dogs
Blink 182 - Shut Up
Coldplay (I know, I know) - Politik
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I like. Also I love Coldplay, and not afraid to say it.
"I Suffered A Head Injury"-The Verve Pipe
"The Madman's Returns"-Snap
"Bark at the Moon"-Ozzy Osbourne
"Devil Inside"-INXS
"Voices Carry"-Til Tuesday
"Brain Damage"-Pink Floyd
"Don't Speak"-No Doubt
"Nosey Joe"-Brian Setzer Orchestra
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Good ones, especially "Voice Carry." Thanks
'Only a Fool Would Say That' - Steely Dan
'Mouth Almighty' - Elvis Costello
'Big Mouth Strikes Again' - The Smiths
'The Fool On the Hill' - The Beatles
'Pinhead' - The Ramones
'My Mistake' - The Kingbees
'Talkin' Loud, Ain't Sayin' Nothin' - James Brown
'Don't Let the Sun Go Down On Me' - Elton John
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Ladies and gentlemen, Tom Caufield is a BRILLIANT singer-songwriter whose songs have made other playlists. And so it's no surprise that his playlist is so inspired. My favorite -- the Steely Dan. They have the proper wry tone to handle such idiocy.
Thank you Tom. Your latest album is great too.
I agree, "Only a Fool Would Say That" is great!! I had already faved "Idiots Rule" but I had to fav this one, too.
Great list but left off:
Liar Liar-The Castaways,
c'mon David it was a natural!
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doc rop, thanks but I chose the Debbie Harry cover that I've always loved instead. But you arer correct, it is fantastic -- thanks
"Stupid MF" - Mindless Self Indulgence
"Sorry for the Stupd Things" - Baby Face
In particular the lines: "Sometimes the fool doesn't know he's a fool, Sometimes a dog doesn't know he's a dog."
"Dare To Be Stupid" - Weird Al Yankovic
I could go on but I believe I've made my point about what I think Wilson really represents - and is.
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"Dare To Be Stupid" has a certain ring of truth for Joe.
Thanks kathy001
'Idiot's Rule' - Jane's Addiction (Totally applies to the neocons) (Perry wrote it while Poppy began effing things up.
They got a lie
Fat f**kin lie about the law
Idiots obey they made it easy
The cheaters have their way.
you hi-di-ho's!
you're living on your knees
forget the rule!
oh-idiots rule!
forget the rule!
oh-idiots rule!
now there's a time...
but i say none like now
there's a line
where idiots are bound
if there's a pole
planted in your back
then you're a fixture
not a man
forget the rule
oh-idiots rule!
forget the rule!
oh-idiots rule!
idiots!
idiots rule!
idiots!
idiots rule!
idiots!
idiots rule!
you know that man
you hate?
you look more like him
every day everyday
hi-di-hos!
2 good shoes
won't save your soul
idiots rule!
idiots rule!
'1%' also by Jane's Addiction
'The biggest gang I know they call the government
And the gang is somethin' that you trade your mind in for...
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"idiots Rule" is perfect!
Thanks
"Lies" - Dave Clark Five
"Lyin' Eyes" - The Eagles
"Shout" - Otis Day and The Knights
"Act Naturally" - Buck Owens
"I've Gotta Get A Message To You" - Bee Gees
"Territorial Pissings" - Nirvana
"I'm A Loser" - Beatles
"I'm The Slime" - Frank Zappa
"I'm Going Home" - Ten Years After
"I'm Not There" - Bob Dylan
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Very interesting and eclectic choices Otto -- like the "Shout" sense -- opens up more songs. And "I'm Not There" is amazing even though I need to listen again to see how it applies.
LOL! "Act Naturally" is such a great choice. I never would have thought of that one but it's perfect.
Hey Joe - Jimi Hendrix
Fool for the City - Foghat
I'm a Loser - The Beatles
Carolina On My Mind - James Taylor
Jealous Guy - John Lennon
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