A quiz for ya. Maybe a ringer too!

Char-Woody

Tonight I wuz..(common word now) sitting beside me small BGE, cooking pork tenderloins, and a song came to me mind. (ST will love that). I betcha he will be first with the answer.
Back to me story...I wuz (that word again) sitting there, beer in hand (Bud light) and me legs wrapped around the small BGE in a cuddly way (it was chilly tonight) warming me arthritic knee joints, (us old timers do have some handicaps) and a song came to mind that fits the BGE perfectly. I would like to nominate it as the official BGE theme song, but first I gotta find out who made it famous. It was a gold song.[p]Back when the Rock and Roll days first started with "Old Swivel Hips himself" (Thats Elvis Presley, for those not familiar)
The song is "Come on Baby, Light my Fire"
Who wrote it, who sang it and what year was it a hit record.
I really don't know! Anybody??
Cherrio..C~W

Nature Boy

ChAr-WoOdY,
I thought that was Jim Morrison, and THE DOORS. Probably 1969 or 1970?? Try to set the night on....FIYAAA!!!
NB

Nature Boy

CW,
Robbie Krieger of the Doors wrote it. I think it was on their first album "THE DOORS". 1967.[p]Come on baby, light my lump!
NB

King-O-Coals

Nature Boy, I wuz a crazy teen then.. Ahhhhhh! I remember it well.. "TRY TO SET THE NIGHT ON FIYUHAAAAAAAAA!"

Char-Woody

King-O-Coals, Dang, but if you watch the jet tail burn of the BGE at night, its a play on that song..I think both of ya are on the money..thanks!!
C~W[p]

Char-Woody

Nature Boy, Wow, your a whiz...is that from memory, or research? Good year for wines also...:-)

Smokin' Todd

ChAr-WoOdY,
What a sweet post, Sir!...every rock N roll fan knows that is was Val Kilmer of THE DOORS who sang LIGHT MY FIRE...
Oh wait...I am confusing Val Kilmer with Jim Morrison....and Holywood with Eletra Records...
It was Jim Morrison of THE DOORS in 1967 in their innagrual album. Val Kilmer portayed Jim Morrison in the movie "The Doors" sometime in thr early 90's.
Sorry for da' confusion...must have been the excessive beer I have had with Cornfed on this friday evening. heeeeee!
ST
Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
ST

Smokin' Todd

Nature Boy,
I never thought who specifically wrote the song....i would guess Jim Morrison wrote it....but I guess Krieger did write it!
Heeeeeee!
Kilmer....Morrison.....Krieger....doesn't mattah..'cause we gonna hear it! (yeahhh...yeahhhh)..and it's great Eggin' music!!!
He!
ST

BBQ-BoB

ChAr-WoOdY,[p]Styx had a good song too......"Light Up Everybody"[p]Jerry Lee Lewis had: "Great Balls of Fire" (for mountain oyster eaters)[p]The Boss had "I'm on Fire" ( for the accident prone)[p]Neil Young sang: "I see fire and I see rain" (for the inclement weather cooks)[p]Johnny Cash sang "Ring of Fire" (for the polish sausage meals)[p]Anymore out there?[p]BBQ-BoB[p][p][p]

BBQ-BoB

oops..[p]It was James Taylor who sings "Fire and Rain".

Nature Boy

Char-Woody,
Memory on the Doors, and 1968.
When I pulled out the albums, I saw that Krieger wrote it, and it was 1967..[p]I love rock and roll trivia (I am a music fanatic).[p]Thanks for the fun question. BTW, SongDog's has a name that tune game now![p]NB

Nature Boy

BBQ-BoB,
A couple more:[p]Jimi Hendrix "Fire: Let me stand next to your Fire"
Crazy World of Arthur Brown "Fire"
Deep Purple "Burn"
Marshall Tucker "Fire on the Mountain"
ELO "Fire on High"[p]

Smokin' Todd

Nature Boy,
..and let's not forget THE BOSS's "Streets Of Fire"
ST

Nature Boy

Smokin' Todd,
Oh Ohhhh Oh, I'm on fire!

Smokin' Todd

Nature Boy,
And it's all lies but I'm strung out on the wire
In these streets of fiiiiiiiiiiiiiire
ST

Char-Woody

Nature Boy, I guess we lit everybody's fire. Good to see everyone in good spirits, and now back to the Pits of Fire, in the BGE...Cheers...!! C~W
"Lets Smoke"

BBQ-BoB

Nature Boy,[p]I like R&R trivia too...read 2 "Doors" books and seen the movie......But I thought I read in one of the books that Jim did not want any single writing credits for any of the Doors songs...so on the albums (the ones I have) it says all songs by "the Doors"....maybe I'm wrong.....

BBQ-BoB

Nature Boy,[p]Good ones....[p]Also Pat Benetar sings "Fire and Ice" for the cold weather BGE cooks.[p]Lynyrd Skynyrd sings "That Smell" .....for when you have tainted lump.[p]Deep Purple "Smoke on the Water"...when cooking at lakeside...

BBQ-BoB

ChAr-WoOdY,[p]Hey...speaking of "smoke"..[p]Cheech and Chong made a movie "Up in Smoke".....but it was not about cooking.....maybe I should not go there....sorry.

Unknown

ChAr-WoOdY,
It was first recorded by Jose Feleciano in 1967
He wrote most of his songs so i would guess he wrote that one too. Its available for download for free if your interested. Let me know.

MAC

Smokin' Todd,
I agree ST your "right on" so to speak. My favorite group. Right along with Qers in the Storm. Or was that riders. Thats as much as I remember of the 60s. [p]MAC[p]

MAC

BBQ-BoB,
Maybe THATS why I don't remember much of the 60s

Nature Boy

BBQ-BoB,
Boston did Smokin'. Perfect all around Qing tune.[p]Pat Benatar?? Man, she disappeared. Miss "hit me with your best shot" herself fades away.[p]Hope you get some good Q'n in this Mom's day.
NB

King-O-Coals

MAC, did we really have the 60's or did I just dream that?

Char-Woody

neil scully, thanks Neil, e.mail me the site and I would like to have the lyrics again..Doggone BGE has a way of bringing out the worst and best in a cook..Thanks...
BTW..it was surprising how many fitting songs were written that one can attach a meal too!...:-)[p]C~W