Origins of Lisa's Sax

S09E03 Lisa's SaxretroMay 26, 2003, 5:31 PM ET6 years later8 posts by 6 posters
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David B.

In the episode where we learn the origins of Lisa's sax, at the end when she plays her new one she plays a song while we see clips of past episodes where she plays the sax. Does anyone know the name of the song she plays? Thanks for the help.

RogerMDavid B.

"David B." wrote:

Baker Street. Late '70s hit for Gerry Rafferty.

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David B.Richard Kelly

Thanks guys for the help. The orginal and the cover are both good songs and I really appreciate the help. I think its great that this forum (of sorts) is filled with fans willing to help each other and not just fight over some meaningless fact. "Richard Kelly" wrote in message news:3ed30b8f$0$31518$[email]...

RogerMDavid B.

"David B." wrote:

Them's fightin' words.

;)

HTH

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Brian AngelDavid B.

The Name of the Song is Baker Street it is by Gerry Rafferty

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Brian AlveyBrian Angel

I liked how the Foo Fighters changed a line in the song from "he's gonna give up the booze and the one night stands" to "he's gonna give up the *crack* and the one night stands."

Baker Street has two of the best solos in rock history: a fantastic sax solo and a scorching guitar solo. The Foo Fighters cover is amazing!

-- Brian

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