10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on December 14, 2005, 08:04:51 AM
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yay "Wake Up Sunshine"! Followed by Neil's "Southern Man".
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early BOS: Guess Who, "Share the Land". Talkin' 'bout together, now.
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BOS2 Sly, "Thank You (Falletinme be mice elf agin)" just because I like typing that.
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Bob's substitute plays ELP's "Lucky Man" -- musta been a late December release, 'cause I associate it with summer of '71.
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Bob's substitute plays ELP's "Lucky Man" -- musta been a late December release, 'cause I associate it with summer of '71.
Always makes me think of "Minotaur" by Dick Hyman
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Bob's substitute plays ELP's "Lucky Man" -- musta been a late December release, 'cause I associate it with summer of '71.
Always makes me think of "Minotaur" by Dick Hyman
I believe they've acknowledged that as an influence, no?
BOS2 General Johnson and his Chairmen of the Board. Just a little more time!
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BOS3 the Cat Man, "Wild World".
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Bob's substitute plays ELP's "Lucky Man" -- musta been a late December release, 'cause I associate it with summer of '71.
Always makes me think of "Minotaur" by Dick Hyman
I believe they've acknowledged that as an influence, no?
That would be interesting to find out. I thought it was just me ranting!
:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Bob's substitute plays ELP's "Lucky Man" -- musta been a late December release, 'cause I associate it with summer of '71.
Always makes me think of "Minotaur" by Dick Hyman
I believe they've acknowledged that as an influence, no?
That would be interesting to find out. I thought it was just me ranting!
:lol: :lol: :lol:
From a review of ELP's "Beyond the Beginning" DVD on amazon.com:
"at one point, Bob Moog is talking about the first time he heard Keith's famous 'Lucky Man' lead part... and he says something like 'no one had ever heard that sound before... the square-wave & glide thing'. The problem is... Keith borrowed that sound and the glide from the track "The Minotaur" by Dick Hyman."
So it's not just you!
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They must know Geoff's listening: "Sugar Magnolia", sounding good to me too. My fave period of their career.
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post-set: Carly's "You're So Vain", the only Top 40 hit that contains the word "gavotte", rhymed with "yacht" and "apricot".