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Oh yeah, I was a big Rezillos fan back in '78 or thereabouts. Too bad they only made one album.

Trivia time: the bass player, Jo Callis , went on to much success with the Human League making very different music.

The next song is by a band even more obscure than the Rezillos.

Steve Lucky and the Rumba Bums featuring Carmen Getit do a song called "Down Boy" that's one of the few songs I can think of that's explicitly about orgasm denial.

A one minute excerpt from their album (good sound quality) is here: Down Boy

And a live video with so-so sound but which has the entire song with choreography is here: Down Boy video

Steve and Carmen are an item in real life, not just on-stage. No idea if he's locked.

Some 60's bubblegum pop from the 1910 Fruitgum Company
1 2 3 Redlight


Everytime I try to prove I love you
1, 2, 3 red light you stop me
Baby you ain't right to stop me
1, 2, 3 red light you stop me

Everytime I make a move to love you
1, 2, 3 red light you stop me
Baby every night you stop me
1, 2, 3 red light


Stop the game (stop the game)
You got too much to lose (too much to lose)
If you stop me again
That's when we might end
So please don't refuse (please don't refuse)

As everyone here knows, a common theme is giving ownership of your package to your partner. What better way to do this than in song?

Cue the Isley Brothers with It's Your Thing


It's your thing, do what you wanna do
I can't tell you, who to sock it to

I'm not trying to run your life, I know you wanna do what's right
Give your love now, to whoever you choose
How can you lose, with the stuff you use now

Note the hot wife / cuckolding allusion in the second verse, and the casual interjection of "hit me baby" at one point.

No playlist is complete without some James Brown.

Fortunately, the GFOS does not disappoint:

I Need Your Key to Turn Me On

Cueball wrote:No playlist is complete without some James Brown.

Fortunately, the GFOS does not disappoint:

I Need Your Key to Turn Me On

That's the best one yet!

Another obvious one:

The Rolling Stones - You Can't Always Get What You Want

But if you try sometimes well you might find
You get what you need.

Today's offering is Norah Jones with

Don't Know Why I Didn't Come


I waited 'til I saw the sun
I don't know why I didn't come
I left you by the house of fun
I don't know why I didn't come
I don't know why I didn't come

(Songwriter: Jesse Harris)

locked4her55 wrote:

Cueball wrote:No playlist is complete without some James Brown.

Fortunately, the GFOS does not disappoint:

I Need Your Key to Turn Me On

That's the best one yet!

Thanks. But not all that surprising since it is James Brown.

Prog-rock staple Genesis from The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway

In the Cage


Shut me in, lock me tight.
Lips are dry, throat is dry.
Feel like burning, stomach churning,
I'm dressed up in a white costume
Padding out leftover room.
Body stretching, feel the wretching
In the cage
Get me out of this cage!