Counting Blue Cars - Musique
Counting Blue Cars by Dishwalla
Dishwalla
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Dishwalla Is An Alternative Rock Band. The Roster Includes Jim Wood Keyboards Rodney Browning Cravens Lead Guitar J.R. Richards Vocals Guitar And Keyboards Pete Maloney Drums And Scot Alexander Bass Juno 60 . George Pendergast Played Drums For The Band Until 1998 He Was Replaced By Pete Maloney. The Band's Name Comes From An Indian Term For A Person Providing Cable Television To A Neighbourhood. In A Vox Interview Rodney Claimed The Band Took The Name Out Of A Wired Magazine Article.
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Dishwalla - Counting Blue Cars
Counting Blue Cars" Is A Song By The Alternative Rock Band Dishwalla That Appears On Their 1995 Album Pet Your Friends. It Was Dishwalla's Only Hit Song Making It Onto The Billboard Hot 100 In 1996 Through A&M Records. The Song Is Recognizable By The Line In The Chorus "Tell Me All Your Thoughts On God 'cause I'd Really Like To Meet Her ". The Song Was Featured In The 1999 Film Eight Days A Week. Also In 1997 Rock Group Zilch Later Sonicflood Gave Their Answer To "Counting Blue Cars" With Their Tune "In The Sky" Opening The Second Verse Singing "Let Me Tell You All My Thoughts On God Cause I Just Talked With Him This Morning..." "Counting Blue Cars" Was Highly Popular On The Radio Peaking At Number Five On Pop Airplay And Number Six On Hot AC Airplay In 1996. It Became A Number-One Modern Rock Track For One Week In June 1996. It Peaked At Number 15 On The Billboard Hot 100 And Showed Longevity By Remaining On The Chart For Nearly A Year At 48 Weeks. It Was Also Featured In The 1999 Film Eight Days A Week.
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Biography - Dishwalla
Dishwalla Is An Alternative Rock Band. The Roster Includes Jim Wood Keyboards Rodney Browning Cravens Lead Guitar J.R. Richards Vocals Guitar And Keyboards Pete Maloney Drums And Scot Alexander Bass Juno 60 . George Pendergast Played Drums For The Band Until 1998 He Was Replaced By Pete Maloney. The Band's Name Comes From An Indian Term For A Person Providing Cable Television To A Neighbourhood. In A Vox Interview Rodney Claimed The Band Took The Name Out Of A Wired Magazine Article.
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Counting Blue Cars" is a song by the alternative rock band Dishwalla that appears on their 1995 album Pet Your Friends. It was Dishwalla's only hit song, making it onto the Billboard Hot 100 in 1996 through A&M Records. The song is recognizable by the line in the chorus, "Tell me all your thoughts on God ('cause I'd really like to meet her)".
The song was featured in the 1999 film Eight Days a Week.
Also in 1997, rock group Zilch (later Sonicflood) gave their answer to "Counting Blue Cars" with their tune "In the Sky" opening the second verse singing, "Let me tell you all my thoughts on God, cause I just talked with him this morning..."
"Counting Blue Cars" was highly popular on the radio, peaking at number five on pop airplay and number six on Hot AC airplay in 1996. It became a number-one Modern Rock Track for one week in June 1996. It peaked at number 15 on the Billboard Hot 100 and showed longevity by remaining on the chart for nearly a year at 48 weeks. It was also featured in the 1999 film Eight Days a Week.
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