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Post by Rick Henry on Sept 15, 2006 10:27:44 GMT -5
 This one has a difficulty level of 4-Stars... oh no another somewhat tough one.
Guess the artist
Guess the song
Guess the connection to Carpenters/Karen/Richard
Artist: Siblings Band-Aid
Song: This could be played as an answer song to Tina Turner's "Better Be Good To Me" |
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Post by wisejester7 on Sept 15, 2006 13:17:21 GMT -5
How about Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose and their song Treat Her Like a Lady?
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Post by Rick Henry on Sept 15, 2006 15:02:49 GMT -5
How about Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose and their song Treat Her Like a Lady? Excellent guess Wisejester7...
Though, it is not Cornelius Brother and Sister Rose. But, what a great guess and "Treat Her Like A Lady" could definitely be played as an answer song to "Better Be Good To Me".
Keep on trying.
Here are the clues again:
Artist: Siblings Band-Aid
Song: This could be played as an answer song to Tina Turner's "Better Be Good To Me"
btw... this song and artist has two connections to Carpenters/Karen/Richard... |
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Post by DJLOVETRAIN on Sept 15, 2006 22:58:30 GMT -5
How bout Donny and Marie for the Artist? Song-I'm leaving it all up to you? Connection to Richard and Karen-BOTH had their own 70s variety show
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Post by Rick Henry on Sept 16, 2006 9:19:56 GMT -5
Definitely not Donny and Marie.
Here are the clues again. Make sure to read every word in the clues - especially for the artist. It's a two word clue - siblings is not the only clue to the artist.
The Carpenters/Karen/Richard connection is a musical one - it does not have to do with TV - and it's also not an obvious one - as this is a 4-Star difficulty level - you really have to know the inside and outs of Carpenters/Karen/Richard music to get this one.
Artist: Siblings Band-Aid
Song: This could be played as an answer song to Tina Turner's "Better Be Good To Me"
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Post by wisejester7 on Sept 16, 2006 22:12:13 GMT -5
Band Aid 20: Do They Know It's Christmas?
Siblings Daniel and Natasha Bedingfield sung on this new version.
That information would apply to the 1st clue, but not the second clue (Better Be Good To Me).
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Post by Rick Henry on Sept 16, 2006 23:39:26 GMT -5
Not Band-Aid 20 either. Interesting guess though...
Clues again:
Artist: Siblings Band-Aid
Song: Could be played as the answer song to Tina Turner's "Better Be Good To Me".
There are two connections to Carpenters/Karen/Richard with this group and song. |
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Post by DJLOVETRAIN on Sept 17, 2006 0:06:42 GMT -5
was this artist as big as the Carpenters? Did the song hit Top 40? The ONLY one I could find was Richard and Linda Thompson but I'm NOT sure if they were siblings? Dr Johnny P LoveTrain
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Post by Rick Henry on Sept 17, 2006 10:29:28 GMT -5
Okay, since we haven't been able to crack this case I am going to give you guys another clue about the artist - but even with this clue you're still going to have to do your own investigative research to figure it out.
The siblings in question performed on a popular mid 70's jazz album titled "Mellow Madness" just before they made it big with their own group.
Here are the original clues again:
Artist: Siblings Band-Aid
Song: Could be played as the answer song to Tina Turner's "Better Be Good To Me". |
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Post by wisejester7 on Sept 17, 2006 11:43:27 GMT -5
Song: I'll Be Good To You
Artists: The Brothers Johnson
(George Johnson/Louis Johnson)
This still doesn't cover the clues, yet...band-aid...crack this case...own investigative research
Quincy Jones produced... a 1970s Brothers Johnson tune ("I'll Be Good To You") with an obnoxiously modern arrangement. As if that wasn't enough, he brings in top-flight jazz stars Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, Ella Fitzgerald...
Ella could be a link
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Post by Rick Henry on Sept 17, 2006 11:51:20 GMT -5
You are absolutely correct Wisejester - the artist is Brothers Johnson and the song is "I'll Be Good To You". The connection, though, is not Ella Fitzgerald. The connection has to do with the Brothers Johnson themselves and the song "I'll Be Good To You". And remember there are actually two connections here - could be even more - but there are two very direct connections.
The clue BAND-AID. Band-aid is a trademark name for the company Johnson and Johnson.
Crack the case and Inversitgative research were not clues - they were just my own colorful wording.
Good work... so what are the connections... |
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Post by DJLOVETRAIN on Sept 17, 2006 12:41:49 GMT -5
Is Rod Temperton the answer as he wrote this 'Treasure' on the 'Stomp' LP for the Brothers Johnson? Dr Johnny P LoveTrain
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Post by DJLOVETRAIN on Sept 17, 2006 14:49:11 GMT -5
GREAT JOB,Wisejester 7! Brothers Johnson would have been my next guess but I wasn't sure if they were actual Brothers or just related Dr Johnny P LoveTrain
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Post by Rick Henry on Sept 17, 2006 15:08:19 GMT -5
Rod Temperton is incorrect. I used Temperton as the subject of a recent Twisted Logic - I wouldn't use the same subject so soon.
Temperton did get involved with Brothers Johnson - but not until 1980. "I'll Be Good To You" was released in 1976 and one of the connections does have to do with one it's writers. |
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Post by wisejester7 on Sept 17, 2006 15:15:08 GMT -5
Thanks D JP Love Train! Now we have to finish off the puzzle...IF we can!
Rick...
"The clue BAND-AID. Band-aid is a trademark name for the company Johnson and Johnson."
(DUH...on MY part ;-) )
"Crack the case and Inversitgative research were not clues - they were just my own colorful wording. "
I like your wording!
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Post by DJLOVETRAIN on Sept 17, 2006 15:25:44 GMT -5
George Johnson,Louis Johnson and S.Sam wrote I'll be Good to You! Could S.Sam be the answer? I can't find the 1st name? Dr Johnny P LoveTrain
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Post by GoodOldDreams on Sept 17, 2006 20:38:00 GMT -5
Louis Johnson of Brothers Johnson, who co-wrote "I'll Be Good to You," played bass for Karen's solo album and A&M boss Herb Alpert's album "Rise." |
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Post by DJLOVETRAIN on Sept 17, 2006 22:29:45 GMT -5
I just found that out as I looked up Herb Alpert song RISE(Favorite Song of Mine) and it is indeed true that the connection is Louis Johnson! Good JOB,Good Old Dreams! Dr Johnny P LoveTrain
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