Yeah, I never was real good at Ah-Countin', Y'all!
Since two Baker’s Dozen would equal 26 Me Thinks, and that’s the Car Number I currently
like least in IndyCar’s! So we’ll see if you can figure out what Driver’s
number I chose instead…
Yeah, like much of Ye Nation, and Globe, guess
what happens when you've got Cabin Fever-itus' occurring? Yep, Yuhs come up
with another riveting Top 10 list, which 'Ol David Letterman immortalized with
his now somewhat forgotten nightly Late Show Top 10 lists many years ago…
Full disclosure, when I originally watched, err
listened to the latter portion of Bullitt now over a Gory year ago, I began thinking
'bout many things Car related during thou COVID 19 Lockdown last March, which
Shot me down this Wabbithole', but was further weigh laid whilst ceaselessly
trying to resolve my winDOUGHS 10 Zoomtext 2020/Zoomtext Fusion 2021 Screen
Reader issues, along with the Bastardized Blooger’ redesign, BARF! Before getting
lost when Poondin’ Out other riveting No Fenders stories here upon Ye Isle 'O
Nofendersville for your Dining pleasures.
And like All of my Zany top 10 list categories,
this one's just what Sprung to mind initially, with No Heavy Deliberations and
was my First Take, enjoy!
Tomaso
Surfs Up'
Was gonna G-O with Wax On, Wax Off', but
thought it may cause some Gutter Thoughts by the Fringe Elements of my
readership, Eh? As you'd have to say that the 1960's California Cool and
Surfing Scene was Highly Instrumental in the Car Culture's Musical Genre.
No.
21 Fun, Fun, Fun
Artist: The Beach Boys (1964)
Yeah, you're All gonna wanna take my Keyboard
away, Righto? As here's another of this most instrumental Band's five songs
making Thy No Fender Charts, the most by any Artist, Naturally…
20.
No Sugar Tonight
Artist: The Guess Who (1970)
Had to include a Guess who song in my Zany Car
songs lineup, specifically since I always mistakenly think they’re the Band who
sung Radar Love for reasons unknown. And you’re probably gonna need a Coffee to
keep reading my whole tally of songs! Then again, you might be thinking of
Golden Earring’s other “Hit” song Twilight Zone after reading this, Hya!
19.
I Get Around
Artist: The Beach Boys (1964)
Yeah, for obvious reasons, The Beach Boys
feature prominently in this two part Harmony, Uhm my meandering Top-10ish Car
Song melody, err tome. Since after all The Beach Boys can arguably be claimed
as Thee Band that pushed Surf Rock to the Top of it's Wave, Hang 10!
18.
Mennonite Surf Party
Artist: The Rev Billy C. Wirtz
Continuing on this humorous theme of Surf Rock
and Good Driving music, I had little trouble coming up with the presumably 'lil
known Reverend Billy C Wirtz, who's one of my favourite Off-beat Artist's upon
first hearing his most famous song Roberta a long time ago on a long Defunct
Seattle Radio Station called KXRX.
As I first learned of this song years ago via Zed
Internets showing a live performance somewheres' in presumably a non descript
Hotel lounge when On the Road. And I chose this song over his more Down-tempo
Grandma's Behind the Wheel since it's Surfing related, which always ties in
with Hot Rods, Righto?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-YXmchNwfQ
17.
Surfin’ U.S.A.
Artist: The Beach Boys (1963)
Yeah, another Beach boys song. Hey,
after all they’re the impetus for this Wacky Top 10X2 No Fenders list. As I
needed one more song to get to my final number, and how can you go wrong with
Surfin’ U.S.A? Especially since it was considered the No. 1 Song of 1963 for awhile…
16.
Legs
Artist: ZZ Top (1984)
How could I not include this amazing 'lil 'Ol
Texas Crunch Trio and one of Thar Hit Songs from their Mega Hit Album Eliminator,
which features that iconic ZZ Top Billy gibbons Hot Rod on it's cover. Since Y’all
know how Billy likes sayin’ They got A
lot of Nice girls Out Thar, How How How!
15.
Running Down A Dream
Artist: Tom Petty (1989)
This
is the only After-thought on the entire list, as it’s got a great “Driving
vibe,” since I was trying to put the Pedal Down to Make Some time Indeedy!
Since this “Overflow Parking” portion of my meandering Top 10-ish tome was
definitely a ‘lil runaway Yeah Yeah Messer Petty…
14.
Walk, Don't Run
Artist: The Ventures (1960)
As this list was constantly Growing 'N Growing
inside My Internal Jukebox', I suddenly began hearing the melody to this song,
which interestingly is the lone Instrumental song on my list, which made it somewhat
hard to learn who the Artist was?
Originally Dean and The Surfers sprang to mind,
which when I Googled that it responded with Jan and Dean. Nope, that Ain't It
Kiddoes', and Yeah, I know I left out Wipeout intentionally. Which Y'all might
be Ah-Thinkin' Whuh-Whuh-Whuh Wipeout when Yuhs read this Indeedy!
thus by various queries, I learned it was
actually The Ventures who made this Hit the most famous version of the song,
since reportedly it peaked at No. 2 on the Hot 100 Billboard ranking, Denied of
the No. 1 Slot by Elvis Presley's It's Now or Never.
Whilst I had Zero Clue that The Ventures
originated from my ex-Backyard in Tacoma, Warshington' Wayback in 1958, formed
by Don Wilson and Bob Bogle. Hmm, Strange Days Indeed…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WW21rcHiVU0
And Yeah, I chose Longs Doughnuts since it's one of IndyCar's Curmudgeon 'Ol r', aka Robin Miller's favourite foods, albeit we should All be Hankerin’ for a Milk shake ore even better yet. As ‘Ol Kimi Raikkonen would say, an Ice Cream!
As ‘ol Casey Kasem would say, the Countdown Rolls
On…
To find out what Clocks in for selections 13 to No.
1. Please visit the following No Fenders link below.
http://www.nofenders.net/2021/07/the-overflowing-longs-doughnutz-holes.html
