Obscure lyric for the week of July 20/09

Hello music fans, it's Monday already. Actually I wrote this on Friday, so I hope you all had a great weekend and by the time most of you read this, my beloved and I will already be on our way to the cottage. We expect to arrive just after noon and once the unpacking is completed, let the resting and reading and oh yeah the sipping begin.

So I was thinking of some songs for the next to last week of July and I chose this one. I have a few hints, and Gary D. actually helped me with his response to last week's question which went something like this " oo oo o I know this one Mr Kotter". No the song is not by the sweathogs, or any of the cast of Welcome Back Mr. Kotter, but thanks for the memory. The writer of this song has something in common with the Sweathogs and you will have to figure this one out.

This song is really old. I was only 9 when the song was released. If you know how old I am now, that might be a hint, if you don't then if you know when JFK was killed and add three years then you will know when the song was released. I am looking for some fun answers this week, so if you know the song, then let's hear it.

here are some lyrics:

But at night it's a different world

Go out and find a girl

Come on come on and dance all night

Despite the heat it'll be alright

What is the name of the song:

The relationship between the sweathogs and this song:

What band recorded it:

Whose brother wrote the song:

The horn from what automobile is heard:

What construction tool is heard:

Have a great week. I will be away with my beloved for the week and as I noted will be resting, reading and sipping. It looks like it will be a great week and no matter what the weather brings, I am planning on a wonderful time in the country. We don't live in the city, but summer at the lake is much more preferable to me, the sounds are so different and the peace, quiet and the stars at night will be awesome.

The week of July 27/09 will be the last week of summer songs as I will be spending the entire month of August remembering the event that was Woodstock, the one and only that occurred in 1969. By the way, that was the year that I arrived in Canada, so I am also celebrating a 40th anniversary