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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: mshray on March 14, 2006, 10:01:06 AM
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Urth was right! Prince is coming in here somewhere, too
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Urth was right! Prince is coming in here somewhere, too
And we're gonna hear "Rainbow Connection", apparently! Woo Hoo!
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Maybe a disco hit?
KC? Village People? Donna SUmmer?
LRB Lonesome Loser?
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I really love this long intro to "I Need A lover Who Won't Drive Me Crazy". BOS #1
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I really love this long intro to "I Need A lover Who Won't Drive Me Crazy". BOS #1
I was thinking the same thing, mostly. BOS for the intro (a la "Sweet Jane" or the middle of "My Sharona"), but not for the rest of the song.
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I really love this long intro to "I Need A lover Who Won't Drive Me Crazy". BOS #1
Given the discussion this morning of Pat Benatar, I'm surprised he didn't dig out her version.
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I really love this long intro to "I Need A lover Who Won't Drive Me Crazy". BOS #1
just sounds like a boston rip to me.
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I really love this long intro to "I Need A lover Who Won't Drive Me Crazy". BOS #1
I was thinking the same thing, mostly. BOS for the intro (a la "Sweet Jane" or the middle of "My Sharona"), but not for the rest of the song.
I was thinking of Sweet Jane, too. Could we get a whole set's worth of songs with really long intros?
BOS #2 for Ian Gomm, for 2 reasons: it's a real zeitgeist song for me & for the album title. This was the summer I spent in Deustchland.
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I was thinking of Sweet Jane, too. Could we get a whole set's worth of songs with really long intros?
I think an entire set of "the loooooong version" is a great idea.
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I really love this long intro to "I Need A lover Who Won't Drive Me Crazy". BOS #1
I was thinking the same thing, mostly. BOS for the intro (a la "Sweet Jane" or the middle of "My Sharona"), but not for the rest of the song.
I was thinking of Sweet Jane, too. Could we get a whole set's worth of songs with really long intros?
BOS #2 for Ian Gomm, for 2 reasons: it's a real zeitgeist song for me & for the album title. This was the summer I spent in Deustchland.
Ian Gomm, eh? I was thinking it was a relatively obscure Greg Kihn song.
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vhm: dirty pete and the children at his feet
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vhm: dirty pete and the children at his feet
This was '79? I had it pegged for later. Best Mondegreen of Set: "I know that the hippies' eyes never lie" (OK, it's more ambiguous on the Who's version.)
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BOS Clash.
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Woo Hoo!!! Best '84 track Dave ever plays, "Lost In The Supermarket"
I wasn't born so much as I fell out...
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vhm: dirty pete and the children at his feet
Ya know, I was thinking about Pete this morning -- I think a Who song was on the radio. I know he was ultimately cleared, but I can't get the thought of what he DID do out of my mind. I love the Who, but it's forever tainted now. Damn.
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vhm: dirty pete and the children at his feet
Ya know, I was thinking about Pete this morning -- I think a Who song was on the radio. I know he was ultimately cleared, but I can't get the thought of what he DID do out of my mind. I love the Who, but it's forever tainted now. Damn.
I thought he was cleared also. Aside from being a nasty alcoholic for a couple decades what else did he "DID do"?
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bos - angela bofill!!!!!!!!
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I really love this long intro to "I Need A lover Who Won't Drive Me Crazy". BOS #1
I was thinking the same thing, mostly. BOS for the intro (a la "Sweet Jane" or the middle of "My Sharona"), but not for the rest of the song.
I was thinking of Sweet Jane, too. Could we get a whole set's worth of songs with really long intros?
BOS #2 for Ian Gomm, for 2 reasons: it's a real zeitgeist song for me & for the album title. This was the summer I spent in Deustchland.
Ian Gomm, eh? I was thinking it was a relatively obscure Greg Kihn song.
Well in your defense he made bad puns on his surname on his album titles, just like Kihn always did. In this case it was Gomm With The Wind, of course.
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vhm: dirty pete and the children at his feet
Ya know, I was thinking about Pete this morning -- I think a Who song was on the radio. I know he was ultimately cleared, but I can't get the thought of what he DID do out of my mind. I love the Who, but it's forever tainted now. Damn.
I thought he was cleared also. Aside from being a nasty alcoholic for a couple decades what else did he "DID do"?
He allegedly visited kid-porn websites; he says it was part of his research into the problem.
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bos - angela bofill!!!!!!!!
Didn't Ginger play this earlier this year?
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bos - angela bofill!!!!!!!!
"gone but not forgotten up in Soul Heaven", as JJ would say.
ETA: this is a total Narada for me, I have no memory of ever hearing it on the radio back then.
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I thought he was cleared also. Aside from being a nasty alcoholic for a couple decades what else did he "DID do"?
toured as "the who" without john and keith.
richard gere was gerbil-free, but that doesn't stop the wisecracks a-comin'! :)
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vhm: dirty pete and the children at his feet
Ya know, I was thinking about Pete this morning -- I think a Who song was on the radio. I know he was ultimately cleared, but I can't get the thought of what he DID do out of my mind. I love the Who, but it's forever tainted now. Damn.
I thought he was cleared also. Aside from being a nasty alcoholic for a couple decades what else did he "DID do"?
He allegedly visited kid-porn websites; he says it was part of his research into the problem.
Right, and from what I read after the dust cleared this was upheld. He has a foundation dedicated to helping abused children in the UK. I know every politician who ever gets caught in a sting always claims that they were doing their own investigation & it's such a lame attempt at putting a spin on the situation, but once the sensationalism of PT's case subsided everything I read supported his contention, as unlikely as it must look. If someone has any harder facts I'd love to know, I'm not saying this is definitive & if he really is guilty of Jacko syndrome then I'll stop defending him.
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what else did he "DID do"?
toured as "the who" without john and keith.
'nuff said!
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bos - angela bofill!!!!!!!!
Didn't Ginger play this earlier this year?
I know it's a Morey fave, he pulls it out about once a year.
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Anyone else see the documentary from which this was taken? There's one hysterical part of the dialog where Branford Marsalis, Sting & one of the other guys are debating the relative nuances & inflections of "motherfucker".
Branford: Y'see down in Nawlins, we say 'motherfucker ' like this ....
ETA: Now it came back to me more clearly:
Branford: Y'see down in Nawlins, we'd say 'This song is a motherfucker'...
Sting (somewhat baffled): but that means you like it!?!?
Branford: Hell yass, but see in New York we'd say 'This song is a motherfucker', and then that'd be different.
This always made me flashback on John Candy in Stripes telling the dumb guy how to bet his poker hand. I could never tell if Branford was pulling Sting's leg or not.
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BOS2 Prince. But if Dave really does play Kermit, all bets are off.
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Right, and from what I read after the dust cleared this was upheld. He has a foundation dedicated to helping abused children in the UK. I know every politician who ever gets caught in a sting always claims that they were doing their own investigation & it's such a lame attempt at putting a spin on the situation, but once the sensationalism of PT's case subsided everything I read supported his contention, as unlikely as it must look. If someone has any harder facts I'd love to know, I'm not saying this is definitive & if he really is guilty of Jacko syndrome then I'll stop defending him.
That's all true, but it still bugs me. Can't help it.
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BOS for "All I Ever Wanted". Possibly the best Santana since "Everybody's Everything", and of course I have a soft spot for it 'cause it's an LSJUMB song.
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alright, santana folk: is this rollie singing?
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alright, santana folk: is this rollie singing?
Ya mean Rolie Polie Olie? I believe so. (or maybe some Greg guy...)
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alright, santana folk: is this rollie singing?
Rollie Fingers sang with Santana???
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BOS3 Apocalypse Now
"I love the smell of napalm in the morning"
"You're an errand boy... sent by grocery clerks"
and they left out: "Charlie don't surf!"
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alright, santana folk: is this rollie singing?
Rollie Fingers sang with Santana???
Yeah, and his mustache was even more spectacular then.
(http://thenationalconvention.com/store2/images/RollieFingerstext.jpg)
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alright, santana folk: is this rollie singing?
Rollie Fingers sang with Santana???
Rollie Fingers is one of my early baseball memories. The name and the 'stache.
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alright, santana folk: is this rollie singing?
No. Don't know who it is, but Rollie was wrapping up his tenure in Journey in '79. Besides, he never could hit those notes...
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Dave chickened out -- no Kermit. "Lost count" my ass!
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alright, santana folk: is this rollie singing?
Ya mean Rolie Polie Olie? I believe so. (or maybe some Greg guy...)
Actually no. Per AMG:
Marathon marked the addition of keyboard player Alan Pasqua and singer Greg Walker's replacement by singer/guitarist Alex Ligertwood in the Santana lineup. Otherwise, the album was notable for consisting entirely of band-written material.
Ligertwood has a 1/3 writing credit on this song as well.
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alright, santana folk: is this rollie singing?
No. Don't know who it is, but Rollie was wrapping up his tenure in Journey in '79. Besides, he never could hit those notes...
Yer right. Per AMG Rolie was on '72's Caravanserai & didn't return to the fold until '82's Shango.
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vhm: dirty pete and the children at his feet
This was '79? I had it pegged for later.
And sure enough, per imdb.com, Secret Policeman's Ball was released in '81.
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HOLEE COW!! Black Slacks on the Bonus Tracks!
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Whoa! Annalisa's bonus is Robert Gordon, "Black Slacks"!!! Dave's certainly never played this, tho' it'll probably show up on The Peak's 10@10 eventually.
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Whoa! Annalisa's bonus is Robert Gordon, "Black Slacks"!!! Dave's certainly never played this, tho' it'll probably show up on The Peak's 10@10 eventually.
Props to Annalisa, but then she turns around and plays tune #10 again at 11:30, "One Way Or Another." OOOooops! Don't think that's supposed to happen.
3/14/06 - Tuesday! A great time in...1979!!
EWF - September
John Cougar Mellencamp - I Need a Lover
Ian Gomm - Hold On
Pete Townshend - Won't Get Fooled Again (B-O-S!!)
Clash - Lost in the Supermarket
Angela Bofill - I Try
Police - Bring on the Night
Prince - I Wannt Be Your Lover
Santana - All I Ever Wanted
Blondie - One Way or Another
BONUS TRACK: Robert Gordon - B-b-b-b-b-b-black Slacks
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Whoa! Annalisa's bonus is Robert Gordon, "Black Slacks"!!! Dave's certainly never played this, tho' it'll probably show up on The Peak's 10@10 eventually.
Props to Annalisa, but then she turns around and plays tune #10 again at 11:30, "One Way Or Another." OOOooops! Don't think that's supposed to happen.
LOL! and it wouldn't've happened if Dave had played Kermit instead.