"Good Rocking Tonight" - Elvis Presley

"Two Tickets to Paradise" - Eddie Money

It's all in the game - Tommy Edwards ( kind of cool site I found on classic R 'n' R from the '50s with forum: http://fifties-lovers.goodforum.net/f15-music-pionniers-et-autres-legends from France, not only that, http://gene.vincent.fanclub.voila.net/ENGaccueil.htm Gene Vincent Fanclub, visitors France 15,000+, USA 8,000+, UK 3,000+ I found stats on that website somewhere)

Sam the Sham and the Pharoahs - "Little Red Riding Hood"

Archie Bell and the Drells - Tighten Up ---------- How about Pet Clark's 'Sign of the times' http://www.songlyrics.com/petula-clark/sign-of-the-times-lyrics/ and then the Belle Stars version: http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/b/belle_stars/sign_of_the_times.html

Johnny Mathis - The Twelfth of Never

I never asked to be your mountain - Tim Buckley

An Old Fashioned Love Song - Three Dog Night.

Sad thing is with the facts we have, I hate to say it, Benoits brain deteriorated severely it sounds like, sad for the wife and little boy. Of course, this is something one could research, probably a lot on the web about this. I think excessive use of steroids can cause problems but not sure if that was Benoit's problem.

Here is some upbeat wrestling news I came across: http://now.msn.com/chris-masters-former-wwe-wrestler-saves-mother-from-burning-house So, he uprooted a tree they say??? Wow. Also, a few years ago, I know there was a case of a wrestler or former wrestler on a train and he did a good deed when there was I believe an assault, the wrestler subdued the attacker until the next train stop.

Now, when the Villains were like Michael Hayes, even the Iron Shiek or Baron Von Raschke, that was more like it.... and I know some might argue that the Fabulous Freebirds, 4 Horsemen, weren't really bad guys, I mean even a lot of the old time bad guys were lovable. This CM Punk, while no weakling, I've got to think a lot of these current wrestlers aren't as pumped up and that's good in that that probably means less steroid use. But I don't think there was a lot of that in the old Mid South Conference. Some I'm sure. That's why I don't really like the modern wrestling and it's not just that case I saw in isolation but I don't mean to be critical for those who like it. That's Michael Hayes below. I watched them quite a bit.

Free Ride - Edgar Winter Group

Thanks for your response DE: The wikipedia article on CM Punk does discuss this some http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CM_Punk for those who might care to read about it. See the part "Feud with Undertaker."

What made me think of the powder was Mr. Paul Bearer's Urn.... it made me wonder, among the crazy things that can happen in wrestling, if something in that kind of bad taste could have happened. I happened to catch some wrestling the other night and I don't know who, but one personality was juggling the urn around and in fact, at one point, it did hit the ground but it did not pop open, I believe he was talking to the Undertaker at this time. This I saw the other night as a whole was rather uneventful but will have to see a bit more.

Lady Day - Lou Reed

Mary Wells - My Guy

Young Love - Sonny James

Pretty LIttle Angel Eyes - Curtis Lee That's sad, interesting write up here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobby_Fuller .And he way only 23... one wonders what he could have done, sounded very talented. Here is a long essay on Bobby Fuller as well: http://www.aaronpoehler.com/strangecase.html The below quote from wikipedia, couldn't seem to add on below it.

I saw a wrestling match where the guy threw dust in the opponents eyes, an old ploy.

The Night has a thousand eyes - Bobby Vee

do you want to dance - bobby freeman

Candy Girl - (Franki Valli) The Four Seasons I happened to hear the song "Lightnin' Strikes" today, I thought 'Four Seasons", wrong! "Lou Christie... but oh well, 4 seasons it is. Sure, Louise Cordet, great song: http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lxiwc3cdWX1qhnkvco1_500.jpg , since your name is Tyrone Shoelaces, actually, a favourite of mine is "Pink Shoelaces" by Dodie Stevens.

Just one time - Roy Orbison

Midnight Blue - Louise Tucker

Get yourself together - The Jam