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From: malc@unrvax.UUCP (Malcolm Carlock)
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Subject: Re: Night Flight to Venus?
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Date: Mon, 26-May-86 21:04:44 EDT
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In article <1001@dataioDataio.UUCP> bjorn@dataioDataio.UUCP (Bjorn Freeman-Benson) writes:
>I am looking for some songs that I heard between 7 and 9 years ago, and 
>haven't heard since.  (etc)
>
>Group:	bon amme'	(phonetically)
>	Bon Hamme	(maybe spelled this way)
>	Bon Hommon	(or maybe this way)
>			(or maybe something else)
>
>Album:	Night Flight to Venus	(i think)
>
>Songs:	Night Flight to Venus
>	Rah, Rah, Rasputin	(spelling? Rasputin was a Russian czar(?))
>
>				Thanks for any help you can offer...
>				   Bjorn N Freeman-Benson
>				   ..!uw-beaver!entropy!dataio!bjorn

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If the song was "Rah Rah Rasputin", then the group was "Boney M", a band out
of the carribbean, I believe.  (Unless someone else has re-recorded this
song.)

Trivia note:	This group played a concert in the USSR in the late '70's,
		at which Soviet officials bullied/bamboozled not a few
		U.S. embassy employees out of their paid-for seats.

	"Rah, Rah, Rasputin, lover of the Russian Queen*
	 There was a cat who really was gone . . ." 

	*Or was it "Russia's greatest love machine"?  I can't remember . . .

		Malc		U of N, Reno