10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on May 27, 2005, 08:02:38 AM
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Dude, it's prog rock!
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Not for me, I'm getting dead air! :evil:
*RETRACTED* Closing and re-clicking worked.
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Dude, it's prog rock!
I just got in, is Yes the TotHC?
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Dude, it's prog rock!
I just got in, is Yes the TotHC?
yup.
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"Top Of The Hour," yes. "Cooker," not so much. WOS.
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This is my first time hearing "Charity Ball." W00T!
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OMG! Fanny! "Charity Ball"!! haven't heard this since... 1971, probably.
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This is my first time hearing "Charity Ball." W00T!
Their only hit. As you may know, they were much-hyped at the time as the first all-woman rock band. In '74 they did a fabulous cover of "I've Had It" that sadly missed the Top 40.
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This is my first time hearing "Charity Ball." W00T!
Ditto. But since Mike sez it's Fanny I looked them up. Gaz, this has to go on our lists of great songs to peak at #40!
They only got back into the top 40 one more time at #29 with a song called "Butter Boy" which I'm also sure I've never heard. By that time Suzi Quattro's sister Patti was playing bass for them.
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This is my first time hearing "Charity Ball." W00T!
Ditto. But since Mike sez it's Fanny I looked them up. Gaz, this has to go on our lists of great songs to peak at #40!
They only got back into the top 40 one more time at #29 with a song called "Butter Boy" which I'm also sure I've never heard. By that time Suzi Quattro's sister Patti was playing bass for them.
Thanks, I forgot about "Butter Boy". So they had 2 hits. Wonder if there's a best-of available.
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This is my first time hearing "Charity Ball." W00T!
Their only hit. As you may know, they were much-hyped at the time as the first all-woman rock band.
But what about The Shaggs?
(http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drd400/d479/d47964507yo.jpg)
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I wasn't much older than 18 when this came out. Classic.
On another note, I saw them open for someone at Fillmore West, and it was a totally different show. Instead of psychedelic lights, they used dramatic lighting at front of stage, often casting big silhoutettes on back wall.
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Inquiring minds want to know
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This is my first time hearing "Charity Ball." W00T!
Ditto. But since Mike sez it's Fanny I looked them up. Gaz, this has to go on our lists of great songs to peak at #40!
They only got back into the top 40 one more time at #29 with a song called "Butter Boy" which I'm also sure I've never heard. By that time Suzi Quattro's sister Patti was playing bass for them.
Fanny, be tender with my butter boy!
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This is my first time hearing "Charity Ball." W00T!
Their only hit. As you may know, they were much-hyped at the time as the first all-woman rock band.
But what about The Shaggs?
(http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drd400/d479/d47964507yo.jpg)
I was gonna say something about "let's not split hairs" but that's a lot of hairs to split! But "First all-woman band on a major label" is what I shoulda said...
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Inquiring minds want to know
Yes it is. A BOS contender, along with this Sonny & Cher schtick (which then sequed AWKWARDLY into "Imagine").
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Imagine there's no Sonny...
Imagine there's no Cher...
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This could never Katrina for me. So timeless.
10:01am STARSHIP TROOPER by YES
Album: THE YES ALBUM
10:10am ..TEN @ 10 QUICK 1971 by
Album:
10:10am CHANGE PARTNERS by STEPHEN STILLS
Album: 2
10:13am ..TEN @ 10 SWEEP 1971 by
Album:
10:14am CHARITY BALL by FANNY
Album: CHARITY BALL
10:16am LEVON by ELTON JOHN
Album: MADMAN ACROSS THE WATER
10:22am I'M 18 by ALICE COOPER
Album: LOVE IT TO DEATH
10:25am ONLY YOU KNOW & I KNOW by DELANEY & BONNIE
Album: D & B TOGETHER
10:28am ..TEN @ 10 SWEEP 1971 by
Album:
10:29am IMAGINE by JOHN LENNON
Album: IMAGINE
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Thanks for the recap; I guess this puts our macaroons in the #9 slot. Any prediction for the closer? (I'll say Lee Michaels, "Do You Know What I Mean.")
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"Well do ya... PUNK?"
ten great bullets from 1971!
ah, we close with "Goin' Mobile"...
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Thanks for the recap; I guess this puts our macaroons in the #9 slot. Any prediction for the closer? (I'll say Lee Michaels, "Do You Know What I Mean.")
The Stampeders also had a hit that peaked at #40 if I'm not mistaken. But it was no "Charity Ball".
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VHM in memory of Dave, my best friend, best man, coworker, and guitarist, who really liked this, for some reason.
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VHM
just a hippy gypsy!
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VHM in memory of Dave, my best friend, best man, coworker, and guitarist, who really liked this, for some reason.
A toast to his memory. Clearly he was a good man if he was a friend of yours.
P.S. Did I miscount or did we get Tune #11?
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one more! Layin' around the shanty and gettin' a good buzz on!
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BOS & Happy long weekend everybody! "Shanty" Woo Hoo!!
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P.S. Did I miscount or did we get Tune #11?
I miscounted. Sorry kiddies!
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just felt like mentioning this great song, played right after 10@10!
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just felt like mentioning this great song, played right after 10@10!
FREQUENTLY played right after 10@10. But always nice to hear -- amM I the only one that thinks this is very Moody Blues -ish? at least that line about the cold of a winter's day.
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just felt like mentioning this great song, played right after 10@10!
FREQUENTLY played right after 10@10. But always nice to hear -- amM I the only one that thinks this is very Moody Blues -ish? at least that line about the cold of a winter's day.
[Geoff holding fingers up like a crucifix, at the mention of comparing the Moody Blues to this great incarnation of the Mac!]
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Both Jonathan Edwards & Fanny have been added to my collection since the set played. If yer innerested ya know who to call.
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Both Jonathan Edwards & Fanny have been added to my collection since the set played. If yer innerested ya know who to call.
didja download or buy a Fanny GH CD?