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Main Discussion Area => Capital Gold, other Internet Radio => Topic started by: urth on May 01, 2006, 12:08:58 PM
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Starting this off since Mike's on vacay today & tomorrow.
And to continue the Peter Gabriel lovefest of earlier this morning, Judge kicks off his noon show on KPOO with George Duke, followed by Shock the Monkey. Brotha is branching out in his pursuit of da funk!
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Starting this off since Mike's on vacay today & tomorrow.
And to continue the Peter Gabriel lovefest of earlier this morning, Judge kicks off his noon show on KPOO with George Duke, followed by Shock the Monkey. Brotha is branching out in his pursuit of da funk!
I was in the car earlier (treated myself to dim sum out in the Avenues), and heard some of Judge -- what sounded like a Manu Dibango follow-up to "Soul Makossa", and then a Bar-Kays song from '73 called "You're Still My Brother", with a very interesting lyric, something like "even tho' you burn crosses on my lawn, you're still my brother". Wow. And after he played it, Judge said "you're still my brother... but Colin Powell? Condoleeza Rice? I don't know..." LOL!
and since I got home -- good god, the B-52s, "Mesopotamia" followed shortly thereafter by Stevie Nicks, "If Anyone Falls"! The Total Experience in Sound, indeed!
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Judge musta needed a bathroom break really bad! It's the really REALLY LOOOOOOOOOONG version of Rare Earth's "Get Ready"! This musta been an entire vinyl album side back in the day.
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Just heard William Bell's original (I assume) 1968 version of "Forgot To Be Your Lover" which I knew only in its Billy Idol incarnation from the mid-80s. Had no idea this even existed--and it beat's Billy's take all to hell.
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Whoever the jock that follows Judge is another student of the all-over-the-map school of programming. He led off his show with about 20 minutes of Sonny Rollins, followed by a couple of early-70s John Lennon tracks, followed by How Soon is Now. Big points for variety.
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and since I got home -- good god, the B-52s, "Mesopotamia" followed shortly thereafter by Stevie Nicks, "If Anyone Falls"! The Total Experience in Sound, indeed!
JUDGE LAYS DOWN THE LAW!!!!!
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and since I got home -- good god, the B-52s, "Mesopotamia" followed shortly thereafter by Stevie Nicks, "If Anyone Falls"! The Total Experience in Sound, indeed!
JUDGE LAYS DOWN THE LAW!!!!!
"Young, gifted, black -- and BAD!" He's nearly made Monday my favorite day of the week.
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Got to wake up to JJ on KPOO this morning. Among the gems:
Hues Corporation, "Rockin' Soul"
The Valentinos (feat. Bobby Womack), the original 1962 "Lookin' For a Love"
Dee Dee Warwick, the original "I'm Gonna Make You Love Me" (new to me -- it pre-dates even the Madeline Bell version, which pre-dates Supes/Temps).
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VIP spins H&O, "It's Uncanny"
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VIP's "Wednesday Nite '80s" gives us Ashford & Simpson's "Solid" back-to-back with Jennifer Holliday, "And I Am Telling You, I'm Not Going".
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The Mother of All Katrinas makes an appearance on CG -- right after White Plains' "My Baby Loves Lovin'"
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a veritable Tony Burrows love-fest on CG today--heard Beach Baby earlier this morning, and now it's White Plains' My Baby Loves Lovin.'
All we need now is Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes and Gimme Dat Ding and we'd have a grand slam.
Followed by Di Katrinna di Tutti Katrinni--no, not Crowded House, it's Walking on Sunshine.
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Katrina/White Plains JINX!
was Tony Burrows involved with Brotherhood of Man ("United We Stand") too?
BTW, it looks like they fired that Alex Belfield guy who used to follow Dean. Guess Dean's army of litttle old ladies didn't like Alex's smarmy, opinionated brand of humour.
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Katrina/White Plains JINX!
was Tony Burrows involved with Brotherhood of Man ("United We Stand") too?
Indeed he was. He claims his solo career was derailed when the BBC essentially blackballed him for appearing with two of those groups in one episode of "Top of the Pops."
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WLNG makes my day with the mother of all Mamas, Vicki Lawrence, "The Night the Lights Went out in Canoga Falls".
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CGSS plays Stevie, "Part Time Lover"
"We are undercover fascists on the run..."
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Twist and shout, shake your body down to the ground and word up baby.
(word to the loooooong version)
This cat be dancin
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Miss Ross, she's "The Boss"!
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Miss Ross, she's "The Boss"!
Rats, missed it. But I got home from grocery shopping just in time to catch Loofa, "Til My Baby Comes Home," with Billy Preston on the keys.
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The deeper in debt, the harder you get.
Ain't that the truth, Sly. Come back, all is forgiven.
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Miss Ross, she's "The Boss"!
Rats, missed it. But I got home from grocery shopping just in time to catch Loofa, "Til My Baby Comes Home," with Billy Preston on the keys.
Billy: "Luther, Jesus will smite you for your homosexual sins!"
Luther: "Billy, at least the men I hook up with are over 16!"
OMG! Sly, "Runnin' Away" Look at you fooling you!
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OMG!!
It's gettin', it's gettin', it's gettin' kinda hectic!!!
Best of Friday to the lyrical Jesse James! Or he will attack. And you don't want that.
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I got home from grocery shopping just in time .
Gristede's or Food Emporium?
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OMG!!
It's gettin', it's gettin', it's gettin' kinda hectic!!!
Best of Friday to the lyrical Jesse James! Or he will attack. And you don't want that.
What I really admire about this song is that there's no thematic similarity between its elements ("I got the power," yet "he will break my heart, he will break my heart apart"?) yet they somehow work in conjunction.
And as a copy editor, I can't help but laugh at Turbo B for "copywritten lyrics."
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I got home from grocery shopping just in time .
Gristede's or Food Emporium?
I'm too ghetto for Food Emporium. I was slummin' at Western Beef. Cookin' with GOYA, ya know.
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One of Whitney's better efforts -- and Eddie Murphy's "Boogie in your Butt" is on the way!?!
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One of Whitney's better efforts -- and Eddie Murphy's "Boogie in your Butt" is on the way!?!
Mama Murphy's got a big fat nightcrawler of boogie.
Wait. Eww. Strike that out.
But it worked: I'm staying tuned just for that.
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Two great tastes that couldn't have tasted so great together: "Clams on the half shell ... and roller-skates!"
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Two great tastes that couldn't have tasted so great together: "Clams on the half shell ... and roller-skates!"
Except now I'm wondering if it was intended as an integration anthem. I'm gonna ponder on that sometime.
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I'm too ghetto for Food Emporium. I was slummin' at Western Beef. Cookin' with GOYA, ya know.
Back in the day, when I was in high school, and watching WWF Wrestling on (Spanish) channel 47, they sponsored a variety show called "El Supershow GOYA". Lots of Iris Chacon -- the big-breasted hootchie mama of the '70s.
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Two great tastes that couldn't have tasted so great together: "Clams on the half shell ... and roller-skates!"
Except now I'm wondering if it was intended as an integration anthem. I'm gonna ponder on that sometime.
That's "clams on the half-a-shell". I think it was a subtle lesbian reference. :wink:
I don't wanna be a freak -- but I can't HELP mah self!
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put a tranny hooker in your butt!
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"Put a tin can in your butt"?!?
Holy shit, this is a lot more bizarre than I remembered. The logical successor to "Funky Worm," I suppose.
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"Put a tin can in your butt"?!?
Holy shit, this is a lot more bizarre than I remembered. The logical successor to "Funky Worm," I suppose.
took the words right outta my butt, er, mouth. This is one strange record. Who's the rapper?
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ooo! Barry Bonds' favorite band -- Kleer!
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Grace Jones "Pull Up to the Bumper"! Is that a long black limousine in your pocket, or...
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WLNG Nugget o' the day: Jackie Ross' Mary Wells-ish "Selfish One". Another one for the "faux-town" set.