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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on May 03, 2006, 07:43:20 AM
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betting on some Elton.
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betting on some Elton.
probably safer than donny hathaway.
"that's not a bald spot - that's a solar panel on a TRUTH machine!"
i was inspired by your sig.
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betting on some Elton.
probably safer than donny hathaway.
last week on KFOG they were having their weekly American Idol discussion; apparently someone had done "A Song For You" on the show and it had been referred to as "a Donny Hathaway song", and Dave chimed in with "well, he recorded it but Leon Russell wrote it". And then Renee said... "Who's Donny Hathaway?"
and I spit my breakfast coffee all over the kitchen table.
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betting on some Elton.
probably safer than donny hathaway.
last week on KFOG they were having their weekly American Idol discussion; apparently someone had done "A Song For You" on the show and it had been referred to as "a Donny Hathaway song", and Dave chimed in with "well, he recorded it but Leon Russell wrote it". And then Renee said... "Who's Donny Hathaway?"
and I spit my breakfast coffee all over the kitchen table.
good god almighty.
well at least steely dan makes another appearance. :)
speaking of "a song for you," (and steely dan, oddly enough), i noticed my new next door neighbor was playing [i}morph the cat[i/] one day. a few days later, he was playing the hathaway verion of "a song for you." i knocked on his door to compliment his good taste in music. he plays a mean guitar, and we're scheduled to have a jam session. imagine! of all the flats in all of amsterdam, i had to move into this one!
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betting on some Elton.
but - you got a crystal ball!
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betting on some Elton.
Unfortunately it had to be Bennie and his electric boobs and mohair suit.
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Dr John the Nightly Tripper
poc and Mike the Ripper!
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And then Renee said... "Who's Donny Hathaway?"
and I spit my breakfast coffee all over the kitchen table.
well, I can't believe you're that surprised at her cluelessness!
:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Dr John the Nightly Tripper
poc and Mike the Ripper!
not as scary as linda blair! "can you see the real me, preacher?"
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BOS Ellen Burstyn
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BOS Ellen Burstyn
bos entwistle!
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Best Bass of Set: The Real Me
rip it!
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bos entwistle!
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BOS Sweet! "Little Willy" -- Will he?
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I thought this was overwraught in '73!
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I thought this was overwraught in '73!
I don't associate "Freebird" with '73 -- wasn't it a hit single later?
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BOS2 Mr Browne, one of the LPs that got me thru freshman year of college.
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"freebird" is one of those songs i dread to hear at the onstart, but by the time it's nearing the end, i find i'm hoedown'ing right along...like "stairway to heaven," only without the hoedown part.
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oh, yeah - i hate jackson browne. :)
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oh, yeah - i hate jackson browne. :)
He's always spoken highly of you...
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no set tomorrow ("triple play thursday"), but '84 on Fri.
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TEN @ 10 LOG FOR 05.03.06
1973
John Lennon - Mind Games
Orleans - Dance with Me
The Doobie Brothers - China Grove
Steely Dan - My Old School
Elton John - Bennie & Jets
Dr. John - Right Place, Wrong Time
The Who - The Real Me
Sweet - Little Willy
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Freebird
Jackson Browne - Take it Easy
Stayed out late having a fancy dinner with a friend/client in from Austin, and thus not off to an early start today. But missing the Who & Sweet is a nasty little price to pay. I LOVE "Little Willie"
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I thought this was overwraught in '73!
I don't associate "Freebird" with '73 -- wasn't it a hit single later?
Yep. Their first album didn't even chart until after their second album was released in 74, and Sweet Home Alabama had hit. Free Bird hit 19 on the singles chart in '75. That about jives with my recollection--don't think I heard it much before '74 at the earliest.