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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: mshray on January 31, 2006, 09:57:19 AM
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"It's nineteen seve...oh we'll have to wait...for the Wheel to spin," sez Dave @9:54.
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...for the Wheel to spin, sez Dave @9:54.
personally... I think it's bad programming to play an artist at 9:45 if they're gonna be featured on 10@10. But then this morning they played Counting Crows twice in 45 minutes. Yeesh.
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Woo Hoo! "Shake Some Action". instant BOS.
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I'm coool with 76
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...for the Wheel to spin, sez Dave @9:54.
Worth the wait! BOS for The Flamin' Groovies!
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Great TOTHC, tho: Flamin' Groovies' Shake Some Action. Perhaps the quintessential 76 Nugget.
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Woo Hoo! "Shake Some Action". instant BOS.
Nice TOTHC
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I'm coool with 76
Just occurred to me: will we get something from Frampton Comes Too Fast two days running? Lines on My Face would be cool, or Something's Happening.
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BOS Play that Funky Music........
and just when it hit me....
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BOS Play that Funky Music........
and just when it hit me....
As I've mentioned before; one of the funniest things I ever heard was the first time KDIA played the "black radio edit" of PTFM, which deletes the words "white boy".
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VHM Steve Miller, "The Window", one of the few non-Katrinas from that LP.
And look -- Leon's getting Laaaaaaaaarger!
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bos: leon!
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VHM Steve Miller, "The Window", one of the few non-Katrinas from that LP.
Hear Hear!
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VHM Steve Miller, "The Window", one of the few non-Katrinas from that LP.
he recycles the melody line from "wintertime" (the "hear me calling, hear me calling, hear me ca-a-aa-ling" part) at the beginning of "the window." but, i'm not sure which song came first.
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Dave's been whippin out some relatively katrina-free sets lately...
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This is a refreshing 76 set.
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This is a refreshing 76 set.
I gotta say, I agree. Wild Cherry was the closest thing to a katrina, and I think it's been redeemed for the time being.
Anyone spotted the vinyl? I'm thinking it ain't happened yet.
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VHM Steve Miller, "The Window", one of the few non-Katrinas from that LP.
he recycles the melody line from "wintertime" (the "hear me calling, hear me calling, hear me ca-a-aa-ling" part) at the beginning of "the window." but, i'm not sure which song came first.
"Window" came first; "Wintertine" is on Book of Dreams.
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ahh, there's the frat boy vinyl!
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OMG! "Silver Heels" -- a FMac cover. I believe this version is by Blaze, and there's yer vinyl.
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Whoa!?!?! Who's this doing the cover of FM/Bob Welch's "Silverheels"? I gotta say I like the original better, but this is likely the vinyl, and def. a bustout.
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This is a refreshing 76 set.
I gotta say, I agree. Wild Cherry was the closest thing to a katrina, and I think it's been redeemed for the time being.
Anyone spotted the vinyl? I'm thinking it ain't happened yet.
I'd call Ms Nightengale a Katrina or pretty close to one, but I'm not complaining... exactly.
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VHM Steve Miller, "The Window", one of the few non-Katrinas from that LP.
he recycles the melody line from "wintertime" (the "hear me calling, hear me calling, hear me ca-a-aa-ling" part) at the beginning of "the window." but, i'm not sure which song came first.
"Window" came first; "Wintertine" is on Book of Dreams.
It's actually very hard to say, because as I believe I mentioned once long ago*, all the tracks for both albums were recorded at the same time & some thought was givien to releasing it as a double album.
*at that time I posited that this might have been the, or at least one of the, greatest studio double albums of all time, rivaling Elton, the Beatles & Stevie in terms of sales & chart success.
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Woo! Preach it, Peter Finch!
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Well, here's my BOS--I believe this is Jethro Tull? Locomotive Breath?
ETA: Well, the bit before the swine flu clip was Locomotive Breath, but now we're hearing Too Old to Rock & Roll. Great song, but the rest of the album is kind of ehhh.
(Locomotive breath wasn't 76 anyway, so I was wondering about that.)
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Well, here's my BOS--I believe this is Jethro Tull? Locomotive Breath?
It sure was, but that's hardly the right track for a '76 set! Ahhhh, Dave with the quick save!
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Woo! Preach it, Peter Finch!
what an amazingly prescient screenplay that was.
So, swine flu vaccine gives you locomotive breath? Oh wait, it's a different Tull.
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Woo! Preach it, Peter Finch!
Yep, BOS to the Howard Beale Show!
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Well, here's my BOS--I believe this is Jethro Tull? Locomotive Breath?
That was weird, because that WAS the intro to Locomotive Breath (or at least, I think it was), which would have been the wrong year. Dave's f*ckin' with us.
BOS, Too Old to Rock and Roll, Too Young to Die.
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Well, here's my BOS--I believe this is Jethro Tull? Locomotive Breath?
That was weird, because that WAS the intro to Locomotive Breath (or at least, I think it was), which would have been the wrong year. Dave's f*ckin' with us.
BOS, Too Old to Rock and Roll, Too Young to Die.
Lovely
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I'll give a "Most 1976 of Set" to Boston's "More Than a Feeling", which is very high on the list of auspicious debut albums. But BOS still for Jethro.
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Boston in lieu of Frampton today.
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Boston in lieu of Frampton today.
I'll take Frampton any day. Though this does sound pretty good when it's played really loud.
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Boston in lieu of Frampton today.
Exactly my thoughts. One blockbuster filling in for another.
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BOS2 Bellamy Bros, a lovely pop single. They went on to write some pretty damn good country songs too, especially the great "Old Hippie".
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Proxy vote for Razsty: HM Bob Marley...
WHOA! Where'd my stream go?!
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Okay, be honest everybody, how many of us were actually listening to Bob Marley in 1976? I wasn't until '78, and even then only knew 2 or 3 other kids who'd gotten exposed.
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My stream is GONE!!!!
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My stream is GONE!!!!
me, three!!!
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BOS2 Bellamy Bros, a lovely pop single. They went on to write some pretty damn good country songs too, especially the great "Old Hippie".
They didn't write this one though. One of Neil Diamond's roadies wrote it.
ETA: They did write "If I Said You Had a Beautiful Body (Would You Hold It Against Me)", maybe Dave can play that in the next '79 set.
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Okay, be honest everybody, how many of us were actually listening to Bob Marley in 1976? I wasn't until '78, and even then only knew 2 or 3 other kids who'd gotten exposed.
I was. He was all over FM radio in NYC at the time -- one of the Top 40 stations played "Roots Rock Reggae" heavily as a single.
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Okay, be honest everybody, how many of us were actually listening to Bob Marley in 1976? I wasn't until '78, and even then only knew 2 or 3 other kids who'd gotten exposed.
I remember reading a cover piece in Rolling Stone on him around '76, but outside of hearing him on the radio now and again (RIP KZAP), it was probably a year or more til I heard any of his stuff in earnest.
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BOS2 Bellamy Bros, a lovely pop single. They went on to write some pretty damn good country songs too, especially the great "Old Hippie".
They didn't write this one though. One of Neil Diamond's roadies wrote it.
ETA: They did write "If I Said You Had a Beautiful Body (Would You Hold It Against Me)", maybe Dave can play that in the next '79 set.
If ONLY!
BTW, don't I get any Frink points for identifying Blaze? Some people here (no names, please) would be gloating all over themselves for knowing that!
I remember playing that single in college. I believe they were on Epic, iirc.
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BOS2 Bellamy Bros, a lovely pop single. They went on to write some pretty damn good country songs too, especially the great "Old Hippie".
They didn't write this one though. One of Neil Diamond's roadies wrote it.
ETA: They did write "If I Said You Had a Beautiful Body (Would You Hold It Against Me)", maybe Dave can play that in the next '79 set.
If ONLY!
BTW, don't I get any Frink points for identifying Blaze? Some people here (no names, please) would be gloating all over themselves for knowing that!
I remember playing that single in college. I believe they were on Epic, iirc.
Hey I'll def. give you frink points for that. Dave had a momentary pause when he ID'd the vinyl, and I found myself thinking "Is it Blaze? Is it Blaze? Is Mike right?"
and howsabout my knowledge of the writer of the Bellamy Bros track?
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BOS2 Bellamy Bros, a lovely pop single. They went on to write some pretty damn good country songs too, especially the great "Old Hippie".
They didn't write this one though. One of Neil Diamond's roadies wrote it.
ETA: They did write "If I Said You Had a Beautiful Body (Would You Hold It Against Me)", maybe Dave can play that in the next '79 set.
If ONLY!
BTW, don't I get any Frink points for identifying Blaze? Some people here (no names, please) would be gloating all over themselves for knowing that!
I remember playing that single in college. I believe they were on Epic, iirc.
Hey I'll def. give you frink points for that. Dave had a momentary pause when he ID'd the vinyl, and I found myself thinking "Is it Blaze? Is it Blaze? Is Mike right?"
and howsabout my knowledge of the writer of the Bellamy Bros track?
Frink points all around!
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Tryin' not to fall behind:
1/31/06 - Tuesday! Good stuff from...1976!!!
Flamin' Groovies - Shake Some Action
Wild Cherry - Play That Funky Music, White Boy
Steve Miller Band - The Window
Leon Russell - Back to the Island (BEST OF SET!!)
Maxine Nightingale - Right Back Where We Started From
Blaze - Silver Heels (vinyl)
Jethro Tull - Too Old to Rock & Roll, Too Young to Die
Boston - More Than a Feeling
Bellamy Brothers - Let Your Love Flow
Bob Marley & the Wailers - Roots, Rock, Reggae
BONUS TRACK: David Bowie - TVC 15
Pretty fine set--as good as 76 gets, or nearly so.
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Wow. Replay with headphones on and turned up is so much better than online at work. I heard things in the Window I never heard before. Ditto with Leon. The sea is indeed rolling in. The sun is setting on the island. Birds are chirping. Girls is grass skirts are swaying gently........
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OMG! "Silver Heels" -- a FMac cover. I believe this version is by Blaze, and there's yer vinyl.
Wow, listening on Saturday; I'd never heard this cover. The original is better, but I gotta give props to someone else having the good sense to cover this tune.
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pretty spine-chilling to hear now.
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Well, here's my BOS--I believe this is Jethro Tull? Locomotive Breath?
ETA: Well, the bit before the swine flu clip was Locomotive Breath, but now we're hearing Too Old to Rock & Roll. Great song, but the rest of the album is kind of ehhh.
(Locomotive breath wasn't 76 anyway, so I was wondering about that.)
Yeah, was that some sort of double-clutch mistake?
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Well, here's my BOS--I believe this is Jethro Tull? Locomotive Breath?
ETA: Well, the bit before the swine flu clip was Locomotive Breath, but now we're hearing Too Old to Rock & Roll. Great song, but the rest of the album is kind of ehhh.
(Locomotive breath wasn't 76 anyway, so I was wondering about that.)
Yeah, was that some sort of double-clutch mistake?
A classic case of hitting the wrong button when programming the CD player, I think. A quick glance thru the catalog of Tull compilations shows that on their Original Masters best-of, "Too Old..." is track 3, while "Locomotive Breath" is track 4. Oops. At least he made a quick and almost seamless recovery, so that anyone not paying close attention may not have noticed anything amiss.