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Now available...more of your favorite live classics from iNDiViDuaLLY TWiSTeD!			More Twisted Tunes
In Your Eyes (orig. Peter Gabriel) Goody Two Shoes (orig. Adam Ant) Last Train To Clarksville (orig. The Monkees) Waiting (orig. Matthew Sweet) Shiny Happy People (orig. R.E.M.) Would I Lie To You (orig. Eurythmics) Brown Eyed Girl (orig. Van Morrison)	Jeanne Maher - Lead Vocals Charlene Benson - Keyboards, Backing Vocals Susan Griffin - Bass, Backing Vocals Allen Benson - Drums, Triangle Dan Givin - Guitar, Backing Vocals Allen Benson - Drums, Lead Vocals Jeanne Maher - Tambourine, Backing Vocals Charlene Benson - Keyboards Susan Griffin - Bass Dan Givin - Guitar Jeanne Maher - Lead Vocals Charlene Benson - Tambourine, "Train Whistle Whoo" Susan Griffin - Bass Allen Benson - Drums, "Train Whistle Whoo" Dan Givin - Guitar Jeanne Maher - Lead Vocals Charlene Benson - Keyboards, Backing Vocals Susan Griffin - Bass, Backing Vocals Allen Benson - Drums, Backing Vocals Dan Givin - Guitar, Backing Vocals Allen Benson - Drums, Lead Vocals Jeanne Maher - Tambourine, Vocals Charlene Benson - Keyboards, Vocals Susan Griffin - Bass, Vocals Dan Givin - Guitar Charlene Benson - Lead Vocals, Keyboards Jeanne Maher - Backing Vocals Susan Griffin - Bass, Backing Vocals Allen Benson - Drums Dan Givin - Guitar Allen Benson - Drums, Lead Vocals Jeanne Maher - Vocals Charlene Benson - Keyboards, Vocals Susan Griffin - Bass, Vocals Dan Givin - Guitar, Backing Vocals	One of the first songs Individually Twisted ever performed in public. Nice touch on the secondary vocals near the end by Charlene. The one song Individually Twisted did that really caused Allen to raise a sweat! One of the songs that was just plain fun to play -- everytime. And who doesn't love The Monkees??? Not everyone recognized this...it's probably one of the more obscure songs that Individually Twisted played. But most of the band were Matthew Sweet fans, and it's just a great song! If you're going to do an R.E.M. song, wouldn't you do something easy, like "Radio Free Europe"? Nah...do this one, with a "waltz" beginning and break in the middle, vocals that go in rounds...but somehow, it all seemed to work! Charlene absolutely tears this one up! Between her vocals and keyboards, Jeanne and Susan's background vocals, Dan's guitar work and Allen's pounding drums, it rocks! Another one of the first songs Individually Twisted performed in public...and probably one of the last.