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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on February 22, 2006, 10:01:13 AM
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Was hoping for 72 but this will have to suffice.
Welcome back to SF, Gaz--hope you're tuned in! Donna Summer, in your honor!
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77- the best year ever! could do without donna, though. hoping for rufus, l.t.d., the meters, graham parker, and if i'm really lucky, the floaters! :) sure we'll hear some queen.
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I'm feelin' it!
Ihave a DVD of the Blue Man Group performing this with a guest vocalist. They really rock out. Of course their version of Baba O'Reilly is even better.
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could do without donna
sacrilege!
I just got the most FAB 2-disc Summer anthology, Donna Summer Gold, the most complete hits collection I've come across. Long versions of everything and it includes the later stuff including "Dinner with Gershwin". (AND -- it was $7.46 used on Amazon).
But agreed, some Graham Parker ("Hold Back the Night", anyone?) would be swell.
ooo! VHM "Echoes of Love".
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those are some effed up chords! did anyone hear the keyboard in the background during the "darling, since you went away" part? echoes of love sound purposely flat. and they're not cute.
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Dude, it's yacht rock!
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Dude, it's yacht rock!
Speaking of, Kenny Loggins' son is on tour and heading our way.
OK, I coulda done w/out ELO, especially since "Do Ya" is in that commercial now.
"Do ya do ya want my face? I need it!" Wha...?
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hm: 10cc
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Dude, it's yacht rock!
Speaking of, Kenny Loggins' son is on tour and heading our way.
OK, I coulda done w/out ELO, especially since "Do Ya" is in that commercial now.
"Do ya do ya want my face? I need it!" Wha...?
Anyone know if Dave's ever played the original Move version of this tune? now THAT's a song I haven't heard in ages.
VHM 10cc, Good Morning Judge.
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Some interesting facts on the song "Do Ya", originally by one of the worst-named bands in the world: The Move! (great band, though)
From Wikipedia...
Down to the trio of Wood, Lynne and Bevan, the Move released a farewell disc, a "maxi-single" in 1972 consisting of "Ella James," "California Man" and "Do Ya." "California Man", a No. 7 UK hit, was an affectionate tribute to Jerry Lee Lewis, with Lynne and Wood trading verses and lines, while "Do Ya" became the Move's best-known song in the US, the original version reaching the lower rungs of the American charts in 1972. Meanwhile Wood and Lynne had embarked on a side project, The Electric Light Orchestra, whose remake of "Do Ya" was a US hit in 1977), though it only remained an album track in the UK.
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Dude, it's yacht rock!
Speaking of, Kenny Loggins' son is on tour and heading our way.
OK, I coulda done w/out ELO, especially since "Do Ya" is in that commercial now.
"Do ya do ya want my face? I need it!" Wha...?
Anyone know if Dave's ever played the original Move version of this tune? now THAT's a song I haven't heard in ages.
VHM 10cc, Good Morning Judge.
afaik, Dave has never played anything by the Move in the 13+ years I've been 10@10-ing. Too bad, but I guess that's what CG is for.
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Some interesting facts on the song "Do Ya", originally by one of the worst-named bands in the world: The Move! (great band, though)
From Wikipedia...
Down to the trio of Wood, Lynne and Bevan, the Move released a farewell disc, a "maxi-single" in 1972 consisting of "Ella James," "California Man" and "Do Ya." "California Man", a No. 7 UK hit, was an affectionate tribute to Jerry Lee Lewis, with Lynne and Wood trading verses and lines, while "Do Ya" became the Move's best-known song in the US, the original version reaching the lower rungs of the American charts in 1972. Meanwhile Wood and Lynne had embarked on a side project, The Electric Light Orchestra, whose remake of "Do Ya" was a US hit in 1977), though it only remained an album track in the UK.
the things you learn here. i never knew e.l.o. was the move!
might have to bos the chain, lessn' something else gets me grooving. can we have grover washington, jr. this year?
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Some interesting facts on the song "Do Ya", originally by one of the worst-named bands in the world: The Move! (great band, though)
From Wikipedia...
Down to the trio of Wood, Lynne and Bevan, the Move released a farewell disc, a "maxi-single" in 1972 consisting of "Ella James," "California Man" and "Do Ya." "California Man", a No. 7 UK hit, was an affectionate tribute to Jerry Lee Lewis, with Lynne and Wood trading verses and lines, while "Do Ya" became the Move's best-known song in the US, the original version reaching the lower rungs of the American charts in 1972. Meanwhile Wood and Lynne had embarked on a side project, The Electric Light Orchestra, whose remake of "Do Ya" was a US hit in 1977), though it only remained an album track in the UK.
the things you learn here. i never knew e.l.o. was the move!
Well, actually, Roy Wood broke away to form Wizzard.
Ay chihuahua! "Knowing Me, Knowing 'Trina".
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aaaccck! abba! i palindrome i!
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Knowing Me Knowing You!
just got online; what did I miss?
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BOS Abba!
ah haa-aaa!
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aaaccck! abba! i palindrome i!
maybe you should send an SOS...
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Knowing Me Knowing You!
just got online; what did I miss?
oh, just about everything... :wink:
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aaaccck! abba! i palindrome i!
maybe you should send an SOS...
voulez-vous? vous voulez?
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can we have grover washington, jr. this year?
Nope, doesn't look like he even released anything in '77, and his one chart appearance (Just the Two of Us) didn't chart til '81.
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Except for a few Katrinas it's been a very nice set.
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can we have grover washington, jr. this year?
Nope, doesn't look like he even released anything in '77, and his one chart appearance (Just the Two of Us) didn't chart til '81.
would ya settle for Weather Report?
Uh-oh, that ugly chick is looking at Stephen's crotch again.
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can we have grover washington, jr. this year?
Nope, doesn't look like he even released anything in '77, and his one chart appearance (Just the Two of Us) didn't chart til '81.
figured it was a long shot. guess i'll have to be satisfied looking at crosby's crotch.
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can we have grover washington, jr. this year?
Nope, doesn't look like he even released anything in '77, and his one chart appearance (Just the Two of Us) didn't chart til '81.
would ya settle for Weather Report?
Uh-oh, that ugly chick is looking at Stephen's crotch again.
yes, i would. and jinx! a crotch by a different name is almost the same!
maybe bos: bowie.
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Super-Beej All-time BOS: Bowie, Sound & Vision. I love this song.
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can we have grover washington, jr. this year?
Nope, doesn't look like he even released anything in '77, and his one chart appearance (Just the Two of Us) didn't chart til '81.
figured it was a long shot. guess i'll have to be satisfied looking at crosby's crotch.
Crotch JINX!
BOS Bowie.
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Knowing Me Knowing You!
just got online; what did I miss?
Donna Summer, ELO, 10cc, Abba, CSN, can't recall what else.
OOooo, nice Bowie tune though--Sound and Vision. This may get my BOS for the day. No bustouts so far as I can recall.
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Crotch JINX!
Oh, man. I hate when that happens....
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bos to the ozarks!
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bos to the ozarks!
DITTO!
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bos to the ozarks!
Fake Todd.
(ETA: Or should that be Fake Nazz? Naaahh....)
This song just doesn't sound like it should be made by a band called the Ozark Mountain Daredevils.
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another BOS OMD (the '70s OMD, not the '80s one), "You Know Like I Know", a Morey fave and sounding quite lovely this morning.
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bos to the ozarks!
Fake Todd.
This song just doesn't sound like it should be made by a band called the Ozark Mountain Daredevils.
i always thought it was fake michael franks. :)
i don't imagine there are too many daredevils in the ozark mountains. mostly water people.
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it couldn't be 1977 w/o Steve Miller, could it?
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bos to the ozarks!
Fake Todd.
I never thought of that, but damn, that is spot-on!
and now the inevitable Stevie M. Sh-bomp-sh-bomp-sh-bomp.
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bos to the ozarks!
Fake Todd.
This song just doesn't sound like it should be made by a band called the Ozark Mountain Daredevils.
i always thought it was fake michael franks. :)
i don't imagine there are too many daredevils in the ozark mountains. mostly water people.
Inbred water people. With Popsicle Toes.
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That was the l-o-o-o-o-o-n-g version? Didn't seem all that long to me.
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That was the l-o-o-o-o-o-n-g version? Didn't seem all that long to me.
i was thinking the same thing. still i am grateful. just not one of my fave donna songs.
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Whooppee!!!!
Slowhand "The Core" for the Bonus Tack.
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Whooppee!!!!
Slowhand "The Core" for the Bonus Tack.
princess -- Marcy Levy on line one...
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Whooppee!!!!
Slowhand "The Core" for the Bonus Tack.
princess -- Marcy Levy on line one...
:) and whinyface on line two!
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2/22/06 - Wednesday! The big wheel lands on...1977!!
Donna Summer - I Feel Love
Doobies - Echoes of Love
ELO - Do Ya?
10cc - Good Morning Judge
Fleetwood Mac - The Chain
ABBA - Knowing Me, Knowing You
CSN - Fair Game
David Bowie - Sound & Vision (B-O-S!!)
Ozark Mountain Daredevils - You Know Like I Know
Steve Miller Band - Swing Town
BONUS TRACK: Eric Clapton - The Core