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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: Gazoo on May 22, 2006, 07:13:18 AM
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Mike's gonna regret not getting up early; we get the divine Ms. King and "It's Too Late" in the No. 3 slot.
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BOS: Freda Payne speaking truth to power, "Bring the Boys Home."
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BOS: Freda Payne speaking truth to power, "Bring the Boys Home."
Damn!
Per that press release I saw last week, she's gonna be singing this at Smokey's big 50th Anniv hoo-hah.
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From "Misty Mountain Hop" to Macca's "Another Day" -- talk about yer trainwreck segue!
I notice that Rob began with Stormy Monday -- is it one in NYC?
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"Sometimes she feels so sad": HM to "Another Day."
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Something for everyone today: Proxy Geoff BOS to "Mercy Mercy Me," and proxy Rod BOS to "Layla." (Did I get those right?) Alicat and Mshray and RGMike and Beej, I can't guess what you all would have voted for (though I'd bet Freda P for Mike), but you would have dug this set.
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BOS: Freda Payne speaking truth to power, "Bring the Boys Home."
Damn!
Per that press release I saw last week, she's gonna be singing this at Smokey's big 50th Anniv hoo-hah.
I'd prefer not to see Smokey's big hoo-hah. I didn't even know he had one.
Not so much stormy this Monday here as chilly. Was a largely overcast weekend, though.
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Something for everyone today: Proxy Geoff BOS to "Mercy Mercy Me," and proxy Rod BOS to "Layla." (Did I get those right?) Alicat and Mshray and RGMike and Beej, I can't guess what you all would have voted for (though I'd bet Freda P for Mike), but you would have dug this set.
actually, proxy Rod for Zep. I think we've all heard "Layla" a few too many times.
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OMG! McGuinnes Flint, "When I'm Dead & Gone". BOS for obscurity alone.
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OMG! McGuinnes Flint, "When I'm Dead & Gone". BOS for obscurity alone.
Thanks for ID'ing the artist. It sounds like Buckingham-Nicks in the test tube.
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OMG! McGuinnes Flint, "When I'm Dead & Gone". BOS for obscurity alone.
Thanks for ID'ing the artist. It sounds like Buckingham-Nicks in the test tube.
Good call. Stick around for 1970 on the Drive!
Gallagher & Lyle: wrote a lot of hits, including (iirc) Somewhere in the Night for Barry Manilow/Helen Reddy.
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Gallagher & Lyle, eh? I only know one other song of theirs -- a hideous thing called "Heart on My Sleeve" -- did they write anything else that I'd know?
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OMG! McGuinnes Flint, "When I'm Dead & Gone". BOS for obscurity alone.
Thanks for ID'ing the artist. It sounds like Buckingham-Nicks in the test tube.
Good call. Stick around for 1970 on the Drive!
Gallagher & Lyle: wrote a lot of hits, including (iirc) Smomwhere in the Night for Barry Manilow/Helen Reddy.
"Somewhere in the Night" wasn't Kerr-Jennings?
Will be around for most of 1970, but have to bail early to leave for work. Filling in at the Voice again.
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"Somewhere in the Night" wasn't Kerr-Jennings?
oops, you may be right.
a quick Google shows G&L wrote "Breakaway", covered by Art Garfunkel. Lyle later teamed with Terry Britten for Tina T's "What's Love Got to Do with it?" and "We Don't Need Another Hero"
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Allman Brothers - Stormy Monday
Carole King - It's Too Late
Rolling Stones - Brown Sugar
Elton John - Love Song
Freda Payne - Bring The Boys Home
Led Zeppelin - Misty Mountain Hop
Paul & Linda McCartney - Another Day
Marvin Gaye - Mercy, Mercy Me
Derek & The Dominos - Layla
McGuinness Flint - When I'm Dead and Gone
slight quibble: I don't think Linda got a credit on "Another Day", which preceded Ram.
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a quick Google shows G&L wrote "Breakaway"
OK, (almost) all is forgiven with them. :)
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BOS: Freda Payne speaking truth to power, "Bring the Boys Home."
Damn!
Per that press release I saw last week, she's gonna be singing this at Smokey's big 50th Anniv hoo-hah.
she was singing at some recka sto in the castro in april...near the radio shack. i suppose it's all part of a larger comeback plan.