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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: princessofcairo on June 07, 2006, 10:01:35 AM
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what a perfect day to tune in!
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what a perfect day to tune in!
Nice to see your (virtual) smilin' face POC!
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what a perfect day to tune in!
our 2nd '77 set of the day also begins with 2 Gaz WOS's, But I'm givin' JT a VHM. methadone -- it's a helluva drug.
And BOS Stephen Bishop! Just a lovely lovely song, how can anyone hate this?
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Back to back mellow hits to lead off, betcha we hear John Cleese before the next song
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On and On and On and On and On. Mr. Blutarsky, do your duty.
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what a perfect day to tune in!
out 2nd '77 set of the day also begins with 2 Gaz WOS's, But I'm givin' JT a VHM. methadone -- it's a helluva drug.
And BOS Stephen Bishop! Just a lovely lovely song, how can anyone hate this?
Ask Blutarsky!
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On and On and On and On and On. Mr. Blutarsky, do your duty.
Ha Ha! Blutarsky Jinx!
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what a perfect day to tune in!
Nice to see your (virtual) smilin' face POC!
oh, how you do go on and on!
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I was wrong, here comes even mellower APP.
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what a perfect day to tune in!
our 2nd '77 set of the day also begins with 2 Gaz WOS's, But I'm givin' JT a VHM. methadone -- it's a helluva drug.
And BOS Stephen Bishop! Just a lovely lovely song, how can anyone hate this?
FWIW, I like the song, but the Animal house image is just too funny.
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I was wrong, here comes even mellower APP.
too much mellow, we'll all ripen and then rot.
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what a perfect day to tune in!
Nice to see your (virtual) smilin' face POC!
oh, how you do go on and on!
By the way, who IS your face? I'm thinking it's Liza, but not entirely confident.
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I was wrong, here comes even mellower APP.
too much mellow, we'll all ripen and then rot.
Yeah, I'm already feeling kind of squishy.
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And BOS Stephen Bishop! Just a lovely lovely song, how can anyone hate this?
so much for blutarsky. i always think it's paul simon.
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OMGWTFLOL! The Rubinoos lovely cover of "I Think We've Alone Now".
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Dang, who is this? Leif Garrett? Likely vinyl candidate.
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And BOS Stephen Bishop! Just a lovely lovely song, how can anyone hate this?
so much for blutarsky. i always think it's paul simon.
He only goes on and on when it's late in the evening.
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By the way, who IS your face? I'm thinking it's Liza, but not entirely confident.
not liza. i'm onto dian(n)es now.
app sounded an awful lot like pfloyd. i'm dodging bullets!
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And BOS Stephen Bishop! Just a lovely lovely song, how can anyone hate this?
so much for blutarsky. i always think it's paul simon.
He only goes on and on when it's late in the evening.
i bet edie likes that.
woohoo for little feat!
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OMGWTFLOL! The Rubinoos lovely cover of "I Think We've Alone Now".
Got my BOS vote. And I'm pretty sure that was vinyl #1, too.
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BOS for the Feats. What's a Rubinoo?
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app sounded an awful lot like pfloyd.
That was Mr Parson's intention, methinks.
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OMGWTFLOL! The Rubinoos lovely cover of "I Think We've Alone Now".
Holee Crap! Now that's what I call a bust out. BOS #1
...followed immediately by Elvis dying & Dave letting us know that "Time Loves a Hero". Nice segue & BOS #2.
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By the way, who IS your face? I'm thinking it's Liza, but not entirely confident.
not liza. i'm onto dian(n)es now.
Yep, it's Deedles!
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OMGWTFLOL! The Rubinoos lovely cover of "I Think We've Alone Now".
i may bos because i've never heard it before. now...who did the original? my brain is fried. i can only think tiffany. yuck.
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By the way, who IS your face? I'm thinking it's Liza, but not entirely confident.
not liza. i'm onto dian(n)es now.
Yep, it's Deedles!
yes, deedles is her name!
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By the way, who IS your face? I'm thinking it's Liza, but not entirely confident.
not liza. i'm onto dian(n)es now.
app sounded an awful lot like pfloyd. i'm dodging bullets!
OK, which Dianne is this? And why?
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And BOS Stephen Bishop! Just a lovely lovely song, how can anyone hate this?
so much for blutarsky. i always think it's paul simon.
He only goes on and on when it's late in the evening.
i bet edie likes that.
She's a Brick! Ell! She's mighty mighty...
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BOS for the Feats. What's a Rubinoo?
per AMG: For a brief moment, the Rubinoos seemed to be the last hope for pure pop music, carrying on the tradition of the Raspberries with an engaging blend of innocent bubblegum and power pop. The band was formed in 1973 by teenage friends Jon Rubin (vocals, guitar) and Tommy Dunbar (guitar, keyboards, vocals) along with Royse Adler (bass) and Donn Spindt (drums), but it wasn't until 1977 that they made their recording debut for Beserkley Records. The single, a cover of Tommy James' "I Think We're Alone Now," made an appearance in the lower reaches of the U.S. charts, giving the indie label their first hit. The same year, their self-titled debut LP received rave reviews all-around but failed commercially. Back to the Drawing Board (1979), another solid collection of bouncy pop songs, again went ignored despite its classic single "I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend." The band effectively broke up the following year.
Dave played the latter song once a few years ago.
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By the way, who IS your face? I'm thinking it's Liza, but not entirely confident.
not liza. i'm onto dian(n)es now.
app sounded an awful lot like pfloyd. i'm dodging bullets!
OK, which Dianne is this? And why?
dianne schuur. wonderful jazz vocalist and pianist. why? because i love her.
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OMGWTFLOL! The Rubinoos lovely cover of "I Think We've Alone Now".
i may bos because i've never heard it before. now...who did the original? my brain is fried. i can only think tiffany. yuck.
Tommy James and the Shondells (whatever a Shondell is).
ETA (as they say): I see this has already been addressed.
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Blast it! Listening in background but can't really HEAR it. work.....
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BOS for the Feats. What's a Rubinoo?
per AMG: For a brief moment, the Rubinoos seemed to be the last hope for pure pop music, carrying on the tradition of the Raspberries with an engaging blend of innocent bubblegum and power pop. The band was formed in 1973 by teenage friends Jon Rubin (vocals, guitar) and Tommy Dunbar (guitar, keyboards, vocals) along with Royse Adler (bass) and Donn Spindt (drums), but it wasn't until 1977 that they made their recording debut for Beserkley Records. The single, a cover of Tommy James' "I Think We're Alone Now," made an appearance in the lower reaches of the U.S. charts, giving the indie label their first hit. The same year, their self-titled debut LP received rave reviews all-around but failed commercially. Back to the Drawing Board (1979), another solid collection of bouncy pop songs, again went ignored despite its classic single "I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend." The band effectively broke up the following year.
Dave played the latter song once a few years ago.
why does royse adler seem a familiar name? tommy james...thanks!
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BOS #3, the Elvis who didn't die this year.
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BOS Alison!!!!
of course.
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It's esstasy. when you nessta-me.
That Barry - he couldn't rhyme but he sho' was sexy.
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BOS for the Feats. What's a Rubinoo?
per AMG: For a brief moment, the Rubinoos seemed to be the last hope for pure pop music, carrying on the tradition of the Raspberries with an engaging blend of innocent bubblegum and power pop. The band was formed in 1973 by teenage friends Jon Rubin (vocals, guitar) and Tommy Dunbar (guitar, keyboards, vocals) along with Royse Adler (bass) and Donn Spindt (drums), but it wasn't until 1977 that they made their recording debut for Beserkley Records. The single, a cover of Tommy James' "I Think We're Alone Now," made an appearance in the lower reaches of the U.S. charts, giving the indie label their first hit. The same year, their self-titled debut LP received rave reviews all-around but failed commercially. Back to the Drawing Board (1979), another solid collection of bouncy pop songs, again went ignored despite its classic single "I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend." The band effectively broke up the following year.
Dave played the latter song once a few years ago.
why does royse adler seem a familiar name? tommy james...thanks!
They were a Berkeley band, maybe you've met somewhere?
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Tommy James and the Shondells (whatever a Shondell is).
an irishman from the valley?
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They were a Berkeley band, maybe you've met somewhere?
perhaps. can't find anything online.
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VHM Climax Blues Band.
This rocket got to roll.
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VHM Climax Blues Band.
This rocket got to roll.
BOS 2
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never sick of "isn't it time?" smooth rock, yeah!
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Isn't it Time for another BOS vote?
Yes.
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never sick of "isn't it time?" smooth rock, yeah!
Never a Katrina. Always lovely.
I feel a warmth in my heart and soul.
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Isn't it Time for another BOS vote?
Yes.
I'll second that. Maybe another vinyl candidate? I wouldn't have guessed this one probably, but it's getting late in the set...
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isn't it time for a Katrina?
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never sick of "isn't it time?" smooth rock, yeah!
Never a Katrina. Always lovely.
Agreed, but I still called Dave to vote for the Rubinoos, & he said it had gotten quite a few votes.
What say we stuff the ballot box if only to encourage Dave to find more bustouts.? I have since used our email link to vote again.
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isn't it time for a Katrina?
never.
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never sick of "isn't it time?" smooth rock, yeah!
Never a Katrina. Always lovely.
Agreed, but I still called Dave to vote for the Rubinoos, & he said it had gotten quite a few votes.
What say we stuff the ballot box if only to encourage Dave to find more bustouts.? I have since used our email link to vote again.
I voted by email too, tho' they said on the morning show that email wasn't working.
BOS2 or 3: the orig "I Knew the Bride"!
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never sick of "isn't it time?" smooth rock, yeah!
Never a Katrina. Always lovely.
Agreed, but I still called Dave to vote for the Rubinoos, & he said it had gotten quite a few votes.
What say we stuff the ballot box if only to encourage Dave to find more bustouts.? I have since used our email link to vote again.
i voted for them, too. but maybe the fact that he played them shows that we already have some influence. still not as great as the radio ga-gods. but maybe a bustout a week is a nice sign. we can't expect to never hear the police again, as nice as that would be.
now! another one i've never heard! original versio of nick lowe's "i knew the bride?" and didn't nick lowe have two versions of the song, anyway?
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isn't it time for a Katrina?
never.
I think it's a swell song, but a Katrina it is, I'm sure. :wink:
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now! another one i've never heard! original versio of nick lowe's "i knew the bride?" and didn't nick lowe have two versions of the song, anyway?
I think there's a live version on "Live Stiffs".
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never sick of "isn't it time?" smooth rock, yeah!
Never a Katrina. Always lovely.
Agreed, but I still called Dave to vote for the Rubinoos, & he said it had gotten quite a few votes.
What say we stuff the ballot box if only to encourage Dave to find more bustouts.? I have since used our email link to vote again.
i voted for them, too. but maybe the fact that he played them shows that we already have some influence. still not as great as the radio ga-gods. but maybe a bustout a week is a nice sign. we can't expect to never hear the police again, as nice as that would be.
now! another one i've never heard! original versio of nick lowe's "i knew the bride?" and didn't nick lowe have two versions of the song, anyway?
That was Dave Edmunds singing, pretty sure. Perhaps Rockpile.
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now! another one i've never heard! original versio of nick lowe's "i knew the bride?" and didn't nick lowe have two versions of the song, anyway?
I think there's a live version on "Live Stiffs".
ahh...thanks!
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Bonus: the Dan's ode to Oprah, "Black Cow" :wink:
(oooh... was that over-the-top, even for me?)
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now! another one i've never heard! original versio of nick lowe's "i knew the bride?" and didn't nick lowe have two versions of the song, anyway?
That was Dave Edmunds singing, pretty sure. Perhaps Rockpile.
Just to clear that up, at this time Dave & Nick were using the same backing band. When they decided to jointly front the band they became Rockpile. In other words any Lowe or Edmunds solo work from this period could also be called 4/5 of Rockpile. So Davefish is pretty much dead-on on both counts.
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Bonus: the Dan's ode to Oprah, "Black Cow" :wink:
(oooh... was that over-the-top, even for me?)
yes, it was. you've been blacklisted from hollywood. oops. a pun.
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A pretty damn great 77 set, particularly from song #4 on.
6/7/2006 - Wednesday! There's a disturbance in the Force...must be...1977!!!
1. James Taylor - Your Smiling Face
2. Stephen Bishop - On and On
3. Alan Parsons Project - Day After Day
4. Rubinoos - I Think We're Alone Now (vinyl--33!!)
5. Little Feat - Time Loves a Hero
6. Barry White - It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next to Me
7. Elvis Costello - Alison (vinyl--45!!)
8. Climax Blues Band - Couldn't Get it Right
9. Babys - Isn't it Time (BEST OF SET!!)
10. Dave Edmunds - I Knew the Bride (When She Used to Rock and Roll)
BONUS TRACK: Steely Dan - Black Cow
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They were a Berkeley band, maybe you've met somewhere?
perhaps. can't find anything online.
not sure what you're looking for, but:
http://www.rubinoos.com/
For a while, Beserkely Records had the hot hand.
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Little Feat, VHM.
I totally missed songs 3-6 while working.
Ecstasy now with the volume up.
Sing to me Elvis!
CBB totally takes me back.