10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on June 04, 2014, 07:18:08 PM
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wow, I actually called it, for once. Thread is up.
ETA: unsurprisingly, serious LN action in the request thread. And a lot of songs from 1971 being suggested. *sigh*
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unsurprisingly, serious LN action in the request thread.
If AL decided to play only deep album cuts and none of the hits, what kind of reaction do you think she'd get?
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unsurprisingly, serious LN action in the request thread.
If AL decided to play only deep album cuts and none of the hits, what kind of reaction do you think she'd get?
swoons from us; lots of "I never heard that song before" posts on FB.
And I'm not looking for obscurities; just a few pop hits that you rarely hear. Today I requested Wilson Pickett's cover of "Sugar Sugar"; Mark Lindsay "Arizona" and Brotherhood of Man "United We Stand". All Top 40 singles and hardly songs that would cause massive tune-outs.
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TOTHK - The Brady Bunch Alice ---> Chicago "Wake Up Sunshine"
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-Wdf_XRUY_RA/T0f5OMwsIjI/AAAAAAAAAjc/N08EFQSMRII/s1600/819067.jpg)
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Alice and the Brady Bunch --> "Wake Up Sunshine". BOS1 and a fine TOTHK.
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Ann B Davis -- no longer Alive and Kicking. VHM "Tighter Tighter"
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Alive And Kicking "Tighter, Tighter"
(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2621/3736253130_ee19ce373b.jpg)
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Alice and the Brady Bunch --> "Wake Up Sunshine". BOS1 and a fine TOTHK.
This works. As I've mentioned elsewhere, a long way from "You're The Inspiration".
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LN1: CSNY. Sweet but unnecessary, segue notwitstanding.
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The Brady Bunch ---> Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young "Teach Your Children"
(http://www.bambootrading.com/1100-2/1100-275.JPG)
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Jerry Garcia Twinspin!
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BOS2 "Ripple" If you don't think a Dead song can make you cry, you need to see Mask.
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Grateful Dead "Ripple"
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/6/6a/Grateful_Dead_-_American_Beauty.jpg)
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Jerry Garcia Twinspin!
That just hit me -- and I knew you'd be on top of it!
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more Bradys (ripped pants) --> "Bell Bottom Blues". Heh.
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The Brady Bunch ---> Derek and the Dominos "Bell Bottom Blues"
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/cb/Bell_bottom_blues.JPG)
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The Brady Bunch ---> Simon & Garfunkel "Cecilia"
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/e6/Cecilia-picture_sleeve.jpg)
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The Brady Bunch ---> Derek and the Dominos "Bell Bottom Blues"
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/cb/Bell_bottom_blues.JPG)
In a review upon the album's release, Rolling Stone writer Ed Leimacher called "Bell Bottom Blues" (as well as "Have You Ever Loved a Woman") filler.
I've never forgiven Rolling Stone for this specific sentence.
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VHM "Cecilia"
(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-53eslS-C7yY/UMy6WcbWg5I/AAAAAAAAAZA/nODwRPwBg0Y/s1600/HIMYM+Cecilia+venn+diagram.jpg)
uber-LN2 3DN.
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The Brady Bunch ---> Three Dog Night "Mama Told Me Not To Come"
(http://recordsleeves.com/store/catalog/images/3217.JPG)
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The Brady Bunch ---> Simon & Garfunkel "Cecilia"
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/e6/Cecilia-picture_sleeve.jpg)
Proxy of Shray. Seem to recall some interesting conversations re: this song. (Or was that Gazoo?)
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George Baker Selection "Little Green Bag"
(http://www.dejkamusic.com/images/album/large/george_baker_selection/little_green_bag.jpg)
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ooo! BOS3 George Baker Selection.
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This has been a walk on the acoustic/mellow side of 1970, fer sure. I suppose a track from The Stooges' Fun House would be an even bigger long shot than usual today.
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The Beatles "Dig A Pony"! BOS from me
(http://www.guitarworld.com/files/imagecache/featured-node/the-beatles-let-it-be.jpg)
(http://www.norwegianwood.org/beatles/disko/lp/images/letitb15.jpg)
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BOS4 Beatles (yay) "Dig a Pony".
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on FB: "AL is *killing* it today!" -- and for the most part, that sentiment is correct, for a change.
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Anyone else think the photo below looks like the heads were pasted onto other peoples' bodies?
George Baker Selection "Little Green Bag"
(http://www.dejkamusic.com/images/album/large/george_baker_selection/little_green_bag.jpg)
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The Brady Bunch ---> Sly & The Family Stone "Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)"
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/3/30/Sly-fam-thankyou-star.jpg)
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still more Bradys --> Sly, "Thank You". Borderline LN (I'd *love* "Everybody is a Star") but I'll be nice.
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on FB: "AL is *killing* it today!" -- and for the most part, that sentiment is correct, for a change.
And over on the KFOG page I'm guessing there are multiple references to fire and cutlery.
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If the set doesn't go to 11, it's another short set this week.
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The Brady Bunch closes out the set. RIP Ann B. Davis.
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on FB: "AL is *killing* it today!" -- and for the most part, that sentiment is correct, for a change.
And over on the KFOG page I'm guessing there are multiple references to fire and cutlery.
"Like Ann B Davis in the Brady kitchen, AL has the knife between her teeth!"
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Thursday June 5, 2014 - Movin' and Groovin' like the Brady Brunch, today we go back to 1970!
(TV: The Brady Bunch. Alice rustles the kids for breakfast)
1. Chicago- Wake Up, Sunshine
2. Alive and Kicking- Tighter, Tighter
(TV: The Brady Bunch Dad lectures tattle tale, Cindy)
3. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young- Teach Your Children
4. Grateful Dead- Ripple (B.O.S. Tie!)
(TV: The Brady Bunch- Cindy tattles on Greg ruining his good pants)
5. Derek & The Dominos- Bell Bottom Blues
6. Simon & Garfunkel- Cecilia
(TV: The Brady Bunch- Mom lectures Cindy)
7. Three Dog Night- Mama Told Me Not to Come
8. George Baker selection- Little Green Bag
9. The Beatles- Dig a Pony
(TV: The Brady Bunch- Alice wins a hi-fi stereo!)
10. Sly & The Family Stone - Thank You (Faletinme Be Mice Elf Agin) (B.O.S. Tie!)
(TV: The Brady Bunch- Alice (Rest in Peace Ann B Davis 5.3.26-- 6.1.14)
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"Like Ann B Davis in the Brady kitchen, AL has the knife between her teeth!"
"knife between her teeth" - I love that phrase, and laugh whenever I see it written here.
But don't ever say it to me, because I will look at you like "WTF are you talking about?" :)
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"Like Ann B Davis in the Brady kitchen, AL has the knife between her teeth!"
"knife between her teeth" - I love that phrase, and laugh whenever I see it written here.
But don't ever say it to me, because I will look at you like "WTF are you talking about?" :)
http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/39794/is-knife-in-ones-teeth-woman-frequently-used-english-can-we-use-it-for-a-m
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BOS2 "Ripple" If you don't think a Dead song can make you cry, you need to see Mask.
I cry every time I hear Day Job or Don't Ease Me In... ;)
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Thursday June 5, 2014 - Movin' and Groovin' like the Brady Brunch, today we go back to 1970!
(TV: The Brady Bunch. Alice rustles the kids for breakfast)
1. Chicago - Wake Up, Sunshine
2. Alive and Kicking - Tighter, Tighter
(TV: The Brady Bunch Dad lectures tattle tale, Cindy)
3. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Teach Your Children
4. Grateful Dead - Ripple (B.O.S. Tie!)
(TV: The Brady Bunch- Cindy tattles on Greg ruining his good pants)
5. Derek & The Dominos - Bell Bottom Blues
6. Simon & Garfunkel - Cecilia
(TV: The Brady Bunch- Mom lectures Cindy)
7. Three Dog Night - Mama Told Me Not to Come
8. George Baker selection - Little Green Bag
9. The Beatles - Dig a Pony
(TV: The Brady Bunch- Alice wins a hi-fi stereo!)
10.Sly & The Family Stone - Thank You (Faletinme Be Mice Elf Agin) (B.O.S. Tie!)
(TV: The Brady Bunch- Alice (Rest in Peace Ann B Davis 5.3.26-- 6.1.14)
I think people would be surprised at which song in today's set has been played the most,
and which song is the bust-out.
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Thursday June 5, 2014 - Movin' and Groovin' like the Brady Brunch, today we go back to 1970!
(TV: The Brady Bunch. Alice rustles the kids for breakfast)
1. Chicago - Wake Up, Sunshine
2. Alive and Kicking - Tighter, Tighter
(TV: The Brady Bunch Dad lectures tattle tale, Cindy)
3. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Teach Your Children
4. Grateful Dead - Ripple (B.O.S. Tie!)
(TV: The Brady Bunch- Cindy tattles on Greg ruining his good pants)
5. Derek & The Dominos - Bell Bottom Blues
6. Simon & Garfunkel - Cecilia
(TV: The Brady Bunch- Mom lectures Cindy)
7. Three Dog Night - Mama Told Me Not to Come
8. George Baker selection - Little Green Bag
9. The Beatles - Dig a Pony
(TV: The Brady Bunch- Alice wins a hi-fi stereo!)
10.Sly & The Family Stone - Thank You (Faletinme Be Mice Elf Agin) (B.O.S. Tie!)
(TV: The Brady Bunch- Alice (Rest in Peace Ann B Davis 5.3.26-- 6.1.14)
I think people would be surprised at which song in today's set has been played the most,
and which song is the bust-out.
Most played: George Baker Selection "Little Green Bag"
Bustout: The Beatles "Dig A Pony"
Am I right?
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unsurprisingly, serious LN action in the request thread.
If AL decided to play only deep album cuts and none of the hits, what kind of reaction do you think she'd get?
swoons from us; lots of "I never heard that song before" posts on FB.
And I'm not looking for obscurities; just a few pop hits that you rarely hear. Today I requested Wilson Pickett's cover of "Sugar Sugar"; Mark Lindsay "Arizona" and Brotherhood of Man "United We Stand". All Top 40 singles and hardly songs that would cause massive tune-outs.
I don't know what kind of reaction she would get, but I would hope it would be wonder, surprise,
and delight... for some of us, it would be "I haven't heard that in a while," and for others,
it might be "I never heard that song before... and I'm glad I did, because I like it.
And while there are some rarities I'd like to hear -- I'm not sure I'd label them "obscure" -- I too
would be satified with something a bit different from well-known artists. But I have trouble
thinking of them as "deep album cuts." Many of the songs I have in mind were played on the
radio back in the day, and not infrequently. In fact, we usually heard them on the radio before
we bought the album.
Consider the following:
Jethro Tull - With You There to Help Me
Grateful Dead - Cumberland Blues
Traffic - Stranger To Himself
Paul McCartney - Maybe I'm Amazed
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Country Girl
Are they "deep album cuts?" Are they obscure? I don't think so -- and they all would be
bust-outs on 10@10. And that's just the tip of the iceberg...
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Thursday June 5, 2014 - Movin' and Groovin' like the Brady Brunch, today we go back to 1970!
(TV: The Brady Bunch. Alice rustles the kids for breakfast)
1. Chicago - Wake Up, Sunshine
2. Alive and Kicking - Tighter, Tighter
(TV: The Brady Bunch Dad lectures tattle tale, Cindy)
3. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Teach Your Children
4. Grateful Dead - Ripple (B.O.S. Tie!)
(TV: The Brady Bunch- Cindy tattles on Greg ruining his good pants)
5. Derek & The Dominos - Bell Bottom Blues
6. Simon & Garfunkel - Cecilia
(TV: The Brady Bunch- Mom lectures Cindy)
7. Three Dog Night - Mama Told Me Not to Come
8. George Baker Selection - Little Green Bag
9. The Beatles - Dig a Pony
(TV: The Brady Bunch- Alice wins a hi-fi stereo!)
10.Sly & The Family Stone - Thank You (Faletinme Be Mice Elf Agin) (B.O.S. Tie!)
(TV: The Brady Bunch- Alice (Rest in Peace Ann B Davis 5.3.26-- 6.1.14)
I think people would be surprised at which song in today's set has been played the most,
and which song is the bust-out.
Most played: George Baker Selection "Little Green Bag"
Bustout: The Beatles "Dig A Pony"
Am I right?
You are correct, sir!
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Paul McCartney - Maybe I'm Amazed
I'm quite surprised that this isn't in the database -- I'm sure DM has played it before (paging RGMike).
"Every Night", "Junk" and "That Would Be Something" all got 10@10 spins from McCartney's first album.
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Paul McCartney - Maybe I'm Amazed
I'm quite surprised that this isn't in the database -- I'm sure DM has played it before (paging RGMike).
"Every Night", "Junk" and "That Would Be Something" all got 10@10 spins from McCartney's first album.
Kind of amazing. If DM played it (I seem to think he did, at least once) it's outside the scope of the shraytabase. Considering it's a staple of other 10@10s like the Drive and the Peak... not to mention it's pretty much the only song from that LP that "Classic Hits" radio ever plays... it's surprising.
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Paul McCartney - Maybe I'm Amazed
I'm quite surprised that this isn't in the database -- I'm sure DM has played it before (paging RGMike).
"Every Night", "Junk" and "That Would Be Something" all got 10@10 spins from McCartney's first album.
Kind of amazing. If DM played it (I seem to think he did, at least once) it's outside the scope of the shraytabase. Considering it's a staple of other 10@10s like the Drive and the Peak... not to mention it's pretty much the only song from that LP that "Classic Hits" radio ever plays... it's surprising.
One song only, sure, but it does lend support to the idea that KFOG does the best 10@10 around.