Asking about whether someone is a member here

[Tarheel Baptist]

I stopped using FB back in 2015, but somehow folks are still able to find me because every once in a while I'm notified that I received a friend request.

I’m active on FB and semi active on Instagram. But I am old!

 

[Edwards]

Killer Bees….

long live Braymore, Beaumont, and Brennan!

Brennan was OK

 

[ALAYMAN]

Brennan was OK

Reminds me of a Doobie Brothers song.

 

[abcaines]

Reminds me of a Doobie Brothers song.

Actually, now that you mention it, two Doobie Brothers songs come to mind....

 

[Ransom]

Reminds me of a Doobie Brothers song.

And speaking of songs of that era, what's the only Billboard Top 10 hit in which Jesus Christ is the sole lyricist?

 

[ALAYMAN]

And speaking of songs of that era, what's the only Billboard Top 10 hit in which Jesus Christ is the sole lyricist?

Is it from an Andrew Lloyd Webber production?

 

[ALAYMAN]

Actually, now that you mention it, two Doobie Brothers songs come to mind....

Ok, was thinking of Jesus Is Just Alright. What’s the other?

 

[Ransom]

Is it from an Andrew Lloyd Webber production?

Also the right era, but no. (And "Superstar" never reached the Top 10.)

 

[ALAYMAN]

Also the right era, but no. (And "Superstar" never reached the Top 10.)

My Sweet Lord?

 

[abcaines]

Ok, was thinking of Jesus Is Just Alright. What’s the other?

What a Fool Believes.

 

[Ransom]

My Sweet Lord?

And that was Krishna, not Jesus.

One more guess, and I'll spill.

 

[ALAYMAN]

And that was Krishna, not Jesus.

One more guess, and I'll spill.

I’m outta gas, so I cheated. “Put Your Hand in the Hand”?

 

[Ransom]

I’m outta gas, so I cheated. “Put Your Hand in the Hand”?

Nope. Again, though, right era. The hippies claimed Jesus as a counterculture figure and one of them, so there were a few years in the late 60s and early 70s where songs with overtly Christian themes were somewhat popular on radio: "Superstar," "Put Your Hand in the Hand," "Jesus is Just Alright," Spirit in the Sky," and so forth.

The clue was that Jesus Christ was the sole lyricist. "Put Your Hand in the Hand" mentions Jesus, but doesn't use his words.

(Reached #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1974. It's also one of only two Billboard hits by a nun, the other being "Dominique" by the Singing Nun, which reached #1 in 1963.)