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Rob Hegel - Hegel 1980 LP

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Rob Hegel - Hegel 1980 LP

Postby DevoManiac101 » Sun Mar 18, 2007 8:51 am

OK...what do we have here...another early eighties classic

"Tommy, Judy, and Me" I'm sure you remember this odd little pop song...A very true song about high school drama and relationships. Rob Hegel is still around and recording I was very lucky to talk to him a while back...he painted me a picture which was very nice of him. The rest of the LP was rather weak, but "Tommy, Judy, and Me" deserves to be released on a CD compilation of lost 80's pop gems. Here's an example of the lyrics..."Tommy said that he's had some girls in the strangest positions. In the back of his car, in the back seat. He said there was a lot he could tell me...this girl or that, the blonde or the black"
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