Any thoughts about J?Not K
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Any thoughts about J?Not K
Mick Jagger.John Lennon famously took the lyrics of "Being For the Benefit of Mr. Kite" from an old circus poster he bought at an antique store. "Everything from the song is from that poster," he said, "except the horse wasn't called Henry."
What was the horse's name on the poster?
Not Rebecca Lobo or John Elway, either.Mick Jagger.![]()
My serious guess would be a longer name, with too many syllables to fit the song.John Lennon famously took the lyrics of "Being For the Benefit of Mr. Kite" from an old circus poster he bought at an antique store. "Everything from the song is from that poster," he said, "except the horse wasn't called Henry."
What was the horse's name on the poster?
That is not correct. It is an unusual name, but only two syllables.My serious guess would be a longer name, with too many syllables to fit the song.
I'll guess Cleopatra.
Correct!Any thoughts about J?
50 WaysAnother music question during the lull. What was Paul Simon's only no. 1 hit as a solo artist.
John Lennon famously took the lyrics of "Being For the Benefit of Mr. Kite" from an old circus poster he bought at an antique store. "Everything from the song is from that poster," he said, "except the horse wasn't called Henry."
What was the horse's name on the poster?
50 Ways
Not Friday or any other day."And Mac, the horse's name was 'Friday.' "
Judging from the airtime Simon's songs have gotten on clashic rock stations over the years, I would have guessed "Kodachrome." But it appears that peaked at No. 2 on Billboard.Ding, ding, ding. That surprised me, since it is probably not even in the top 10 of Simon's best stuff.