Deadsplinter Up! All Night: Old Habits Die Hard

Shelley Winters, Jane Asher, Julia Foster, Vivien Merchant, and Michael Caine in Alfie (1966)

Thank you for supporting Deadsplinter! Here’s a Mick Jagger and Dave Stewart song from the 2004 movie Alfie:

Listen and find the title of a Guns N’ Roses song in the lyrics for 100 bonus smiley points!

Today’s theme is Mick Jagger or Dave Stewart songs, or anything else you like! Anything Goes!

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33 Comments

  1. The first concert I ever went to was a Ronnie Milsap concert. When my mom said we were going to a Ronnie Milsap concert I said, “who?”

    Old Habits are Hard to Break by Ronnie Milsap

  2. …tricky for a variety of reasons…but

    …would be stewart

    …covers jagger…leaving “anything else you like”…which, for the record – emphatically does not include compounding the mistaken belief some people have that jude law is alfie?

    [I’m quite certain that film has never been remade, thank you very much…]

  3. There’s a theme to DUAN??? Of course there is. Sorry for always breaking the rules. My only defense is that I am a rebel so I rebel (I’ll spare you my Chuck D…for the time being 😉 ).

    There’s a LP I really like that is supposed to be a tune for tune response to one of my desert island LPs, Exile on Mainstreet. I’m still not sure how Fuck and Run is replying to Happy but so be it…for the record both LPs are on the list.

    1st up….

    Saw you stretched out in Room ten oh nine
    With a smile on your face and a tear right in your eye
    Whoa, come see to get a line on you, my sweet honey love

    and what is supposed to be the reply…

    I was flying into Chicago at night
    Watching the lake turn the sky into blue-green smoke
    The sun was setting to the left of the plane

  4. Since I’m on a Great American Songbook roll, here’s the original Alfie as interpreted through Stevie Wonder’s chromatic harmonica. I’ve dedicated my life to learning to play this song like Stevie. I won’t live long enough to realize that dream, but the real treasure is in the little bit I’ve learned to play along the way. Seriously, you should check this amazing performance out.

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