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What we missed 2/10/05: 1981
« on: February 10, 2005, 12:08:53 PM »
Really, nothing: a page out of Dave's by-the-numbers manual.  Except: Bruce Hornsby?  WTF???

1981

  1. J. Geils Band  -  Centerfold
  2. Santana  -  Winning
  3. Bruce Hornsby & The Range  -  The Way it Is
  4. The Police  -  Secret Journey
  5. .38 Special  -  Hold on Loosely
  6. The Who  -  You Better You Bet
  7. Steve Winwood  -  Arc of a Diver
  8. Red Rider  -  Lunatic Fringe
  9. The Squeeze  -  Tempted
10. Phil Collins  -  In the Air Tonight
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Re: What we missed 2/10/05: 1981
« Reply #1 on: February 10, 2005, 12:19:09 PM »
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Really, nothing: a page out of Dave's by-the-numbers manual.  Except: Bruce Hornsby?  WTF???

1981

  1. J. Geils Band  -  Centerfold
  2. Santana  -  Winning
  3. Bruce Hornsby & The Range  -  The Way it Is
  4. The Police  -  Secret Journey
  5. .38 Special  -  Hold on Loosely
  6. The Who  -  You Better You Bet
  7. Steve Winwood  -  Arc of a Diver
  8. Red Rider  -  Lunatic Fringe
  9. The Squeeze  -  Tempted
10. Phil Collins  -  In the Air Tonight



Damn, this wrong-year thing is contagious!
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What we missed 2/10/05: 1981
« Reply #2 on: February 11, 2005, 08:33:41 AM »
no shit

In 1981 Bruce Hornsby was auditioning to be the backing pianist for Sheena Easton's touring band.  He didn't even form The Range until 1984.  He won the Best New artist grammy in 1986.

This song entered the charts on 10/18/86.
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Re: What we missed 2/10/05: 1981
« Reply #3 on: February 11, 2005, 09:36:11 AM »
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Damn, this wrong-year thing is contagious!


Maybe both Dave and Bob throw in a wrong-year song now and then just to see who's paying attention.

Although Dave's been abusing the privilege, hasn't he?  :)
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Re: What we missed 2/10/05: 1981
« Reply #4 on: February 11, 2005, 09:44:29 AM »
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Damn, this wrong-year thing is contagious!


Maybe both Dave and Bob throw in a wrong-year song now and then just to see who's paying attention.

Although Dave's been abusing the privilege, hasn't he?  :)


I remember calling Dave way-back-when, not long after I'd first discovered 10@10, and pointing out that Elton's "Captain Fantastic" was from '75 and not '77, and he said it had been incorrectly entered as a '77 song in the database.  More often, I think, the errors come when he simply cues up the wrong track on a greatest-hits CD.
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Re: What we missed 2/10/05: 1981
« Reply #5 on: February 11, 2005, 11:02:07 AM »
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Damn, this wrong-year thing is contagious!


Maybe both Dave and Bob throw in a wrong-year song now and then just to see who's paying attention.

Although Dave's been abusing the privilege, hasn't he?  :)


I remember calling Dave way-back-when, not long after I'd first discovered 10@10, and pointing out that Elton's "Captain Fantastic" was from '75 and not '77, and he said it had been incorrectly entered as a '77 song in the database.  More often, I think, the errors come when he simply cues up the wrong track on a greatest-hits CD.


I was thinking that was probably the case with the 10cc "Blackmail" screwup yesterday. At least he copped to that one.
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