Across 110th Street - Bobby Womack
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bravomailer — 9 years ago(January 04, 2017 06:42 PM)
Paul Simon once noted that there were whores on Seventh Avenue.
Ruby Keeler said there were sexy ladies from the eighties who were indiscreet on 42nd Street.
Frank once said that Chicago's State Street was great.
Though I'm not sure what a "freeze out" is, Springsteen sang of one on Tenth Avenue.
Arlester "Dyke" Christian found a Broadway in every town he went in. Wilson Pickett had the same experience.
Jan and Dean drove past Sunset and Vine. And they knew an old lady who raced down Colorado Blvd. -
Bubblegum_Perfume — 9 years ago(January 05, 2017 03:46 AM)
St. Et.
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You can feel the sunshine fading -
Nogbad_the_Bad — 9 years ago(January 05, 2017 06:27 AM)
John Cooper Clarke - "Keith Joseph smiles, and a baby dies, on the edge of Beasley Street"
[edit] It's a fictional street, as far as I know, and I posted it here by mistake, but it still works.
No valley too deep, no mountain too high. -
bravomailer — 9 years ago(January 06, 2017 04:34 PM)
Maggie Mae, the one the Beatles sang about, not the one Rod Stewart knew, will never walk down Lime Street anymore-a.
Long John Baldry played "boojie-woojie" music in a little alleyway just off of Wardour Street in Soho.
