10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on March 18, 2015, 08:37:45 PM
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that prediction came true -- '99 Friday?
Too bad I can't listen. But the thread is up.
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that prediction came true -- '99 Friday?
Or '00?
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*Very* early Bowie (or was he David Jones then?) "I Dig Everything" as TOTHK, Beatles' Rain in the no. 2 slot.
Hoping she figures a way to stretch this set, otherwise we're done by 10:30 again.
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(Muhammad Ali and the Ali Shuffle)
3. Wilson Pickett - Land of 1000 Dances
4. Stones - Lady Jane
5. Monkees - (I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone
6. Los Bravos - Black is Black
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7. Paul Revere and the Raiders - Kicks
Edited to reformat.
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7. Paul Revere & the Raiders - Kicks
8. Bob Dylan - (Stuck Inside of Mobile With the ) Memphis Blues Again
Well, this may stretch things by a minute or two.
ETA: Not sure if this is sacrilegious but I can't hear this song without picturing the Dead doing this with Bob Weir over-emoting on the vocals. Seriously, this was one my fave Dead Dylan covers, along with Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues.
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9. Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth
10. Beach Boys - Wouldn't It Be Nice?
As was pointed out over in GS (by a Snipe I would not have expected it from) other than the Bowie song this was a fairly predictable '66 excursion. Have to agree -- an enjoyable bunch of songs, but short on the rarities. I think Los Bravos gets my vote today.
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Since I wasn't paying attention early, I tried finding it on youtube. So now I'm listening to a compilation of early Bowie tunes (64 through 66). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Is9QfEKppsg
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4. Stones - Lady Jane
Today's bust-out. Most of the other tracks have appeared relatively few times
on 10@10, but then again, 1966 doesn't come up as often on the big wheel.
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4. Stones - Lady Jane
Today's bust-out. Most of the other tracks have appeared relatively few times
on 10@10, but then again, 1966 doesn't come up as often on the big wheel.
The Bowie tune *wasn't* a bustout? Wow, ya learn something every day.
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As was pointed out over in GS (by a Snipe I would not have expected it from) other than the Bowie song this was a fairly predictable '66 excursion. Have to agree -- an enjoyable bunch of songs, but short on the rarities. I think Los Bravos gets my vote today.
Yeah, perfectly pleasant collection and if it comes up during the part of the marathon that I get to hear, then that'll be nice, but I'm not crying that I didn't hear it "live".
But BOS "Rain", one of the best B-sides ever. I was hoping maybe the new PD would allow '60s sets to "go to eleven" again, esp after he let her do "Lucky 13" last week, but I guess not.
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I was hoping maybe the new PD would allow '60s sets to "go to eleven" again, esp after he let her do "Lucky 13" last week, but I guess not.
My guess is the only reason that set was permitted was it was the first set back after the long layoff combined with the Lucky 13 thing. Otherwise it would have been 10 songs like every other set in recent months.
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7. Paul Revere & the Raiders - Kicks
8. Bob Dylan - (Stuck Inside of Mobile With the ) Memphis Blues Again
Well, this may stretch things by a minute or two.
ETA: Not sure if this is sacrilegious but I can't hear this song without picturing the Dead doing this with Bob Weir over-emoting on the vocals. Seriously, this was one my fave Dead Dylan covers, along with Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues.
I never heard the Dead cover Mobile/Memphis, but the first time I heard Phil sing JLTTB,
with appropriate lyric changes, it was hilarious.
"I started out on LSD, but soon hit the harder stuff"
"I'm going back to San Francisco -- I do believe I've had enough"
etc.
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4. Stones - Lady Jane
Today's bust-out. Most of the other tracks have appeared relatively few times
on 10@10, but then again, 1966 doesn't come up as often on the big wheel.
The Bowie tune *wasn't* a bustout? Wow, ya learn something every day.
6/9/10 - Wednesday! Going to a GoGo in... 1966!!
1. Smokey & The Miracles - Going To a Go-Go
(sports news: Ali Shuffle)
2. JJ Jackson - But, It's Alright
(Ad: Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots)
3. Robert Parker - Barefootin'
4. Lovin' Spoonful - You Didn't Have To be So Nice
5. The Cyrkle - Red Rubber Ball
(TV: Flipper)
6. Beatles - Yellow Submarine / Rain (B.O.S!!)
(News: Beatles record burning)
7. The Who - Substitute
(Ad: Four Seasons for Beechnut Gum by gum!)
8. Four Seasons - Working My Way Back To You
(News: Radio Caroline update)
9. David Bowie - I Dig Everything
(News: Swinging London fashion)
10.The Kinks - Dedicated Follower of Fashion
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3/19/15 Thursday!!! Diggin' It in....1966!!
1. David Bowie- I Dig Everything
(TV: Beatles introduce Rain for Ed Sullivan Show)
2. The Beatles- Rain
(Sports: The Ali Shuffle)
3. Wilson Pickett- Land of 1,000 Dances
4. The Rolling Stones- Lady Jane
5. The Monkees- (I'm Not Your) Stepping Stone
6. Los Bravos- Black Is Black
7. Paul Revere & The Raiders- Kicks
8. Bob Dylan- Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again
(News: Georgia denies African American Representive Julian Bond his elected seat)
9. Buffalo Springfield- For What it's Worth
10. The Beach Boys- Wouldn't It Be Nice
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7. Paul Revere & the Raiders - Kicks
8. Bob Dylan - (Stuck Inside of Mobile With the ) Memphis Blues Again
Well, this may stretch things by a minute or two.
ETA: Not sure if this is sacrilegious but I can't hear this song without picturing the Dead doing this with Bob Weir over-emoting on the vocals. Seriously, this was one my fave Dead Dylan covers, along with Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues.
I never heard the Dead cover Mobile/Memphis, but the first time I heard Phil sing JLTTB,
with appropriate lyric changes, it was hilarious.
"I started out on LSD, but soon hit the harder stuff"
"I'm going back to San Francisco -- I do believe I've had enough"
etc.
I've heard "I started out on Heineken"
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7. Paul Revere & the Raiders - Kicks
8. Bob Dylan - (Stuck Inside of Mobile With the ) Memphis Blues Again
Well, this may stretch things by a minute or two.
ETA: Not sure if this is sacrilegious but I can't hear this song without picturing the Dead doing this with Bob Weir over-emoting on the vocals. Seriously, this was one my fave Dead Dylan covers, along with Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues.
I never heard the Dead cover Mobile/Memphis, but the first time I heard Phil sing JLTTB,
with appropriate lyric changes, it was hilarious.
"I started out on LSD, but soon hit the harder stuff"
"I'm going back to San Francisco -- I do believe I've had enough"
etc.
I've heard "I started out on Heineken"
In retrospect, it probably was Heineken. If I'm mis-remembering, it's probably because of too much
of one or the other... ;)