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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: Wayback on September 11, 2008, 10:03:30 AM
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Tom Clay coming, as heard a few weeks ago on Casey's AT40 Aug 1971
Meanwhile, Richie Havens "Here Comes The Sun"
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I hope the Tom Clay comes early; I have to leave for work by 1:30.
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Van the Man, we're in clover
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early BOS to Sistah Havens; I'm reading his autobio at the moment.
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early BOS to Sistah Havens; I'm reading his autobio at the moment.
nice pic, good morning Miss Piggy
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Mick salivates like a Pavlov dog, dawg. BOS2 "Bitch".
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Van the Man, we're in clover
This resonates with me because of the latest news from my extended family. One or two of you have met my cousin Andy, same age as me, and we just got an email from his mom, my aunt Gail yesterday with the news that she is geting married in 17 days in Hawaii, at the age of 70. Her intended is a "retired Franciscan priest (after 30 years), disabled Vietnam vet & a PhD in clinical psychology."
None of us had a clue, but I hope they'll "be in clover".
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Havens, Van, and now the Stones--def. sounds like '71 to me!
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Stones, movin' like a stud, salivate like a Pavlov's dog
Everytime I hear Mick pronounce b-a-s-s like the fish and not like base, I think of PDQ Bach & his Bass-the-fish drum.
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Havens, Van, and now the Stones--def. sounds like '71 to me!
and Jimi seals it (tho' he was gone by then)
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BOS3 Jimi, "Freedom".
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Van the Man, we're in clover
This resonates with me because of the latest news from my extended family. One or two of you have met my cousin Andy, same age as me, and we just got an email from his mom, my aunt Gail yesterday with the news that she is geting married in 17 days in Hawaii, at the age of 70. Her intended is a "retired Franciscan priest (after 30 years), disabled Vietnam vet & a PhD in clinical psychology."
None of us had a clue, but I hope they'll "be in clover".
Wow! Sounds like your aunt's intended has had an interesting life, to say the least. Hope they can find some happiness together in their "golden years" and both stay healthy to enjoy them.
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Stones, movin' like a stud, salivate like a Pavlov's dog
Everytime I hear Mick pronounce b-a-s-s like the fish and not like base, I think of PDQ Bach & his Bass-the-fish drum.
Ha! One of my fellow deejays at my college station used to play "Rescue Me" by Fontella Bass and mispronounce her name as "Fontella Base". (yes, he was a muscian).
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BOS3 Jimi, "Freedom".
This is awesome, a song you don't hear all that often. It rocks real hard, with only minimal psychedelia, and plenty of funky goodness.
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early BOS to Sistah Havens; I'm reading his autobio at the moment.
Is he out in it?
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anutha chil' grows up to be somebody you just love to burn. Blood's thicka than mudd. VHM Sly.
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BOS to "Family Affair," which is all too appropriate today: I just had a very awkward phone conversation (during the KBCO set) with my brother, with whom I don't have the most friendly of relationships. :-\
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Havens, Van, and now the Stones--def. sounds like '71 to me!
and Jimi seals it (tho' he was gone by then)
I happened to think that he died around this time of year. Yep--the 38th anniversary of his death is a week from today.
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early BOS to Sistah Havens; I'm reading his autobio at the moment.
Is he out in it?
Not so far. I suspect not -- it's a 10-year-old book (at least) and I think we'd've heard something sooner if he'd revealed himself.
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Tom Clay time, I remember being away at camp early Aug 71, and we'd all gather 'round the transistor radio mezmerized by this record.
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If you can't "spot the vinyl" HERE ...
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and heeere's the Clay -- for those for whom this is "NTM", check it out!
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and heeere's the Clay -- for those for whom this is "NTM", check it out!
It's NTM, but I don't really understand why the old events of the 60s are captured in it. Weird.
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and heeere's the Clay -- for those for whom this is "NTM", check it out!
This was all over the radio the summer of '71. And is an obvious forerunner of some of Dave's audio montages (Think Time Has Come Today megamix.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhhZ2PDl-aM
And here's the Wikipedia take on the song:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/What_the_World_Needs_Now_Is_Love#Tom_Clay_version
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and heeere's the Clay -- for those for whom this is "NTM", check it out!
It's NTM, but I don't really understand why the old events of the 60s are captured in it. Weird.
The events of the '60's weren't that old in '71, the Vietnam War and civil strife still raged on.
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and heeere's the Clay -- for those for whom this is "NTM", check it out!
not new to me, but good heavens if I have heard this even once since I was 8.
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This reminds me of that clip with Chevy Chase doing word association with Richard Pryor. THAT'S funny.
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Veruca, sweetheart, angel...
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Tom Clay time, I remember being away at camp early Aug 71, and we'd all gather 'round the transistor radio mezmerized by this record.
Indeed, the first time I heard this was one of the great music-related "WTF?" moments of my life. I loved it, tho' over time there was a lot of discussion of whether it was maudlin/exploitative and whether Top 40 stations should even be playing it alongside Donny Osmond and Rare Earth.
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you can't put lipstick on a bullfrog
BOS7 3DN
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the spoiled brat from Willy Wonka
The segue from the Tom Clay tune to the WW clip was pretty abrupt--iirc, there was some more of What the World Needs Now that we didn't hear.
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My old housemate Rich in Taiwan would get all sentimental as the holidays drew near each year, and ask if we wouldn't all like to sing some Christmas carols: "let's start with Joy To The World, ready? 1, 2, 3...Jeremiah was a bullfrog!"
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Albert Flasher :o
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Veruca, sweetheart, angel...
I'm in the minority, I know, but I think it's quite an overrated movie; then again I was 16 in '71 and therefore too old for "children's movies". But seeing it on TV a couple years ago I was struck how awful the songs are.
OMG! VHM "Albert Flasher". He was a workshop owner... and?
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My old housemate Rich in Taiwan would get all sentimental as the holidays drew near each year, and ask if we wouldn't all like to sing some Christmas carols: "let's start with Joy To The World, ready? 1, 2, 3...Jeremiah was a bullfrog!"
Speaking of "all over the radio"...I remember being in sixth grade and being able to turn on the radio and hear this song within about 15 minutes, any time of the day. God bless Top 40 radio.
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the spoiled brat from Willy Wonka
The segue from the Tom Clay tune to the WW clip was pretty abrupt--iirc, there was some more of What the World Needs Now that we didn't hear.
No, that was the complete "long" version. I believe there was a radio edit that ended with music.
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Holy Toledo, this is an awesome set, finishing (?) with Rock and Roll Stew. I'd love to have a CD with these songs on it.
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Traffic, stirring up some Rock and Roll Stew.
Now in 2008 Steve Winwood's latest CD is quite enjoyable.
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Holy Toledo, this is an awesome set, finishing (?) with Rock and Roll Stew. I'd love to have a CD with these songs on it.
I've lost count, but I suspect you're right--and '71 sets tend to be pretty short. And I think Dave has used R&RS to close sets before. Great set though.
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Ah, a tasteful closer in Friends.
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Holy Toledo, this is an awesome set, finishing (?) with Rock and Roll Stew. I'd love to have a CD with these songs on it.
I've lost count, but I suspect you're right--and '71 sets tend to be pretty short. And I think Dave has used R&RS to close sets before. Great set though.
Or then again, maybe not! BOS X+1 EJ, Friends.
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This reminds me of that clip with Chevy Chase doing word association with Richard Pryor. THAT'S funny.
CC: Jungle bunny
RP: Honky!
CC: Spear chucker
RP: Honky honky!
CC: Nigger
RP: Deeaaaaaad Honky!
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Holy Toledo, this is an awesome set, finishing (?) with Rock and Roll Stew. I'd love to have a CD with these songs on it.
I've lost count, but I suspect you're right--and '71 sets tend to be pretty short. And I think Dave has used R&RS to close sets before. Great set though.
Or then again, maybe not! BOS X+1 EJ, Friends.
has anyone actually seen the movie this is from?
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Holy Toledo, this is an awesome set, finishing (?) with Rock and Roll Stew. I'd love to have a CD with these songs on it.
I've lost count, but I suspect you're right--and '71 sets tend to be pretty short. And I think Dave has used R&RS to close sets before. Great set though.
Or then again, maybe not! BOS X+1 EJ, Friends.
has anyone actually seen the movie this is from?
no, and that's what makes the song so special
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Holy Toledo, this is an awesome set, finishing (?) with Rock and Roll Stew. I'd love to have a CD with these songs on it.
I've lost count, but I suspect you're right--and '71 sets tend to be pretty short. And I think Dave has used R&RS to close sets before. Great set though.
Or then again, maybe not! BOS X+1 EJ, Friends.
has anyone actually seen the movie this is from?
no, and that's what makes the song so special
hubba hubba:
(http://www.vex.net/~paulmac/elton/images/friends_video.jpg)
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Holy Toledo, this is an awesome set, finishing (?) with Rock and Roll Stew. I'd love to have a CD with these songs on it.
I've lost count, but I suspect you're right--and '71 sets tend to be pretty short. And I think Dave has used R&RS to close sets before. Great set though.
Or then again, maybe not! BOS X+1 EJ, Friends.
has anyone actually seen the movie this is from?
no, and that's what makes the song so special
hubba hubba:
(http://www.vex.net/~paulmac/elton/images/friends_video.jpg)
This is the one I remember:
(http://www.moviegoods.com/Assets/product_images/1010/249413.1010.A.jpg)
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This is the one I remember:
(http://www.moviegoods.com/Assets/product_images/1010/249413.1010.A.jpg)
when you've got a choice... always go with young naked flesh.
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9/11/08 – Thursday! Early ‘70’s…1971!!!
1. Ritchie Havens – Here Comes the Sun
2. Van Morrison – Blue Money
3. Rolling Stones – Bitch
4. Jimi Hendrix – Freedom
5. Sly & the Family Stone – Family Affair
6. Tom Clay – What the World Needs Now/Abraham, Martin John
7. Three Dog Night – Joy to the World
8. Guess Who – Albert Flasher (BEST OF SET!!)
9. Traffic – Rock & Roll Stew
10. Elton John – Friends
BONUS TRACK: James Brown – Make it Funky (Part 1)
Dang -- missed a pretty good one! BOS, R&RStew, which I did catch a bit of.
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6. Tom Clay – What the World Needs Now/Abraham, Martin John
TANC-of-the-Day: WLNG just played the orig Jackie DeShannon hit version of "What the World Needs Now", circa '66.
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definitely seemed like a not-by-the-numbers 10@10. I didn't like it all, but found it interesting. Freedom really took me back. I remember a motorcycle ride to Santa Barbara (where I was a student) and having that song run through my head almost all the way!