“Don’t Believe in Christmas” written by Gerald Roslie, recorded by Pearl Jam, 2002. Originally recorded by The Sonics in 1965.
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“Roadrunner,” written and recorded by Jonathan Richman, backed by the Greg Kihn Band, in 1974, re-released in 1977. Apparently Mr. Richman’s dad owned a Plymouth Roadrunner.
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“The car, the radio, the night – and rock’s most thrilling song,” Laura Barton, The Guardian
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“Don’t Believe in Christmas,” performed by Pearl Jam. The song was written by Gerald Roslie and recorded by his Takoma band, The Sonics, in 1965:
“Don’t Believe in Christmas” written by Gerald Roslie and recorded by his Takoma band, The Sonics, in 1965. There’s a more recent version by Pearl Jam:
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