Who originally sang I Wanna Be Sedated?
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- Who originally sang I Wanna Be Sedated?
- What genre is I Wanna Be Sedated?
- Did the offspring cover I Wanna Be Sedated?
- Who wrote sedated?
- Are the Ramones brothers?
- Why does Joey Ramone sound British?
- What movies is I Wanna Be Sedated in?
- When did I Wanna Be Sedated come out?
- What does Sadate mean?
- How did the Ramones choose their name?
Who originally sang I Wanna Be Sedated?
Ramones I Wanna Be Sedated
| "I Wanna Be Sedated" | |
|---|---|
| Songwriter(s) | Dee Dee Ramone, Joey Ramone, Johnny Ramone |
| Producer(s) | Tommy Ramone, Ed Stasium |
| Ramones singles chronology | |
| "Needles and Pins" (1978) "I Wanna Be Sedated" (1978) "Rock 'n' Roll High School" (1979) |
What genre is I Wanna Be Sedated?
Punk rock Rock I Wanna Be Sedated/Genres
Did the offspring cover I Wanna Be Sedated?
The Offspring cover of Ramones's 'I Wanna Be Sedated' | WhoSampled.
Who wrote sedated?
Joey Ramone Johnny RamoneDee Dee Ramone I Wanna Be Sedated/Paroliers
Are the Ramones brothers?
Were the Ramones brothers? - Quora. No, Ramones was a surname they adopted from an alias used by Paul McCartney when he wanted to sign anonymously into hotels.
Why does Joey Ramone sound British?
Joey Ramone, the lead singer of The Ramones, tended to sound British both because many of his favorite bands were British and also because of the close ties of his native New York accent with that of the English accent. They were also often mistaken for British, given most punk bands from the 1970s were English.
What movies is I Wanna Be Sedated in?
A Cure for Wellness I Wanna Be Sedated/De Quel Film
When did I Wanna Be Sedated come out?
1978 I Wanna Be Sedated/Date de sortie The Ramones' song "I Wanna Be Sedated" was released in 1978, four years after the band formed in Queens, N.Y.
What does Sadate mean?
: keeping a quiet steady attitude or pace : unruffled. sedate. verb.
How did the Ramones choose their name?
Colvin, the group's singer at that time, decided to take on the name Ramone, inspired by the pseudonym that Paul McCartney used when The Beatles were still called The Silver Beetles. He called himself Dee Dee Ramone, and persuaded the others to take the surname so they could call their band the Ramones.
