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VERY IMPORTANT: ONLY JOHN SCHICK CAN POST HIS ANSWER HERE. EVERYONE ELSE must PM ME if you think you know the answer and there is a small road to winning for you! ********************************************************************* Game is on...John plays first...he gets to be first to respond to the musical cue/clue.
John, again, you and only you get to make a PUBLIC guess and you have until 3PM PST tomorrow, Tuesday.
The melody you hear are the first seven notes the recording artist sings.
Craig, after hearing the 7 notes, you can get full credit if John does not know and you PM me the correct answer before Tuesday at 3 PM PST, but would be eliminated if that answer was wrong. You also have the option to wait until Tuesday at 3 PM PST to get the additional 2 notes.
For everyone else, the only road to win is PM-ing me the correct title and having both John and Craig come up empty. For everyone else, if there's more than one correct, the FIRST ONE PM'd wins. DO NOT WAIT TO PM me if you think you have the correct answer! First correct response from the "peanut gallery" wins if neither John nor Craig can come up with the correct answer.
Incorrect answers result in immediate elimination from further play.
Again, EVERYONE ELSE who thinks they know, YOU MUST PM me your answer, PLEASE DON'T POST IT HERE! *********************************************************************
Best of luck to everyone, and special thanks to John and Craig for playing!
This Grammy winning song got its title from a best selling, non-fiction book (of the same title) the recording artist had read. The song, in fact won MORE THAN ONE Grammy!
Last edited by Michael Zaneski; 03/06/2307:35 PM.
Fate doesn't hang on a wrong or right choice Fortune depends on the tone of your voice
-The Divine Comedy (Neil Hannon) from the song "Songs of Love" from the album "Casanova" (1996)
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