"That Ain't Rock and Roll to me_copy" genre: New Country
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	A country rock song poking fun at 80's style glamour rock
	CD: THROUGH THE HALF LIGHT   Label: JABBER Credits: James A. Bonaparte
	Story Behind the Song This song extols the virtues of real rock and roll with guitar lick phrases honoring the like of the Stones, Hendricks, and Clapton. It was written because I disliked the glamour rock of the 80's. Lyrics Move on over you're still wet behind the ears Let the real men rock and roll You look so foolish with your make believe tears- Let the real men rockand roll. Zebra striped spandex on your anorexic bod That don't make it with me. Though teenie boppers love you and you are their living God That ain't rock and roll to me. You can't sing the blues if you ain't paid your dues Virtuoso technique can't make up for your shallow views Your mommy and your daddy gave into your demands and bought you all the right stuff But juvenile lyrics dressed in marshmallow fluff. That ain't rock and roll to me. Chorus

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