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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on April 04, 2007, 10:00:05 AM
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Dark Star leads off.
No, not that Dark Star.
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Dark Star leads off.
No, not that Dark Star.
I'll use the same line I used when we heard this in a '77 set last week:
"Ain't this song a bust?" Er, well, Stephen, in a word... "meh".
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Dark Star leads off.
No, not that Dark Star.
I'll use the same line I used when we heard this in a '77 set last week:
"Ain't this song a bust?" Er, well, Stephen, in a word... "meh".
I always like's that keyboard break, was that C,S or N or none of the above?
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Dark Star leads off.
No, not that Dark Star.
I'll use the same line I used when we heard this in a '77 set last week:
"Ain't this song a bust?" Er, well, Stephen, in a word... "meh".
I always like's that keyboard break, was that C,S or N or none of the above?
Crosby Stills Nash and Feh.
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All of the above, off of CSN. I like Dark Star.
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BOS Foreigner "Damage is Done".
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didn't we hear Ram Jam in our last '77 Morey set?
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didn't we hear Ram Jam in our last '77 Morey set?
Fam-a-lam, I think so. Fam-a-lam. Definitely should be more a rarity. Fam-a-lam.
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didn't we hear Ram Jam in our last '77 Morey set?
Fam-a-lam, I think so. Fam-a-lam. Definitely should be more a rarity. Fam-a-lam.
that's BAM-a-lam. As in "bamalama".
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indeed, Black Betty was a-shakin' it last time too:
1. 10cc - The Things We Do For Love
2. Eric Clapton - The Core
3. Lynyrd Skynyrd - I Know a Little
4. Pablo Cruise - A Place in the Sun
5. Graham Parker - Hold Back the Night (BEST OF SET!!)
6. Fleetwood Mac - I Don't Want to Know
7. Ram Jam - Black Betty
8. Foreigner - Cold As Ice
9. Doobies - Echoes of Love
10. Meco - Star Wars Theme/Cantina Band
BONUS TRACK: Steely Dan - Peg
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I tried not logging in....but....
BOS Don't Leave me This Way.
Only your good loving can set me free!
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didn't we hear Ram Jam in our last '77 Morey set?
Fam-a-lam, I think so. Fam-a-lam. Definitely should be more a rarity. Fam-a-lam.
that's BAM-a-lam. As in "bamalama".
Ram Jam heard at the ballpark Friday night.
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Dark Star leads off.
No, not that Dark Star.
I'll use the same line I used when we heard this in a '77 set last week:
"Ain't this song a bust?" Er, well, Stephen, in a word... "meh".
I always like's that keyboard break, was that C,S or N or none of the above?
Think it was Craig Doerge, who was a big LA session guy around then. Also played in The Section, with Lee Sklar, Russ Kunkel, and Danny Kortchmar.
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didn't we hear Ram Jam in our last '77 Morey set?
Fam-a-lam, I think so. Fam-a-lam. Definitely should be more a rarity. Fam-a-lam.
that's BAM-a-lam. As in "bamalama".
Buck that! I hear fam-a-lam.
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BOS LTD, featuring the great Jeffrey Osborne.
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All of the above, off of CSN. I like Dark Star.
I meant actually playing the keyboards, not ID'ing the artist.
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BOS LTD, featuring the great Jeffrey Osborne.
I'll give it a MCWOS (Most Car Wash Of Set).
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All of the above, off of CSN. I like Dark Star.
I meant actually playing the keyboards, not ID'ing the artist.
I thought you might, but at least I got to point out my encyclopedic knowledge of CS&N albums. Not.
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Dave seriously needs to (a) get some new Elvis death tape, and (b) follow it with one of Elvis' actual, y'know, HITS from 1977. Bet "Way Down" would be a serious BOS contender.
Here's APP when they were good, but this entire LP is a Katrina at this point.
So far this set isn't a "feh" but it's def a "meh".
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oh, let it go, Dave. No, seriously. Let. It. GO.
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BOS Dave Mason, wish he'd had more output of this quality, I really like his songwriting.
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All of the above, off of CSN. I like Dark Star.
I meant actually playing the keyboards, not ID'ing the artist.
I thought you might, but at least I got to point out my encyclopedic knowledge of CS&N albums. Not.
Off topic, but anyway, Dave is your company hiring? Recently networked with a guy who sounds like he could work in some capacity for a company like yours.
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Posted my vote for PG's Solsbury Hill even tho it gets plenty of non-10@10 airplay.
And here's Heart--they do seem to be the band du jour.
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Ann & Nancy's ode to Baron Barracuda. Pretty damn mainstream today, Dave.
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Ann & Nancy's ode to Baron Barracuda. Pretty damn mainstream today, Dave.
Got my BOS anyway, and the second song with odd time signature stuff.
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All of the above, off of CSN. I like Dark Star.
I meant actually playing the keyboards, not ID'ing the artist.
I thought you might, but at least I got to point out my encyclopedic knowledge of CS&N albums. Not.
Off topic, but anyway, Dave is your company hiring? Recently networked with a guy who sounds like he could work in some capacity for a company like yours.
They have been, and I found out yesterday that one of our mechanical guys left the company. Yesterday. So we need someone like that. Though I don't know if they're actually planning on refilling that position.
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All of the above, off of CSN. I like Dark Star.
I meant actually playing the keyboards, not ID'ing the artist.
Further to my earlier response to this, it looks like they had a couple of keyboardists on this album, including Mike Finnigan and Joe Vitale as well as Stills and Nash.
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:3iftxqe5ldfe~T2
I'm still thinking it's likely it was Doerge on that part. I recall him being pretty much an electric piano guy, whereas Finnigan is more an organist. And I don't think Stills or Nash have the chops to play that.
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hooray for the Bonus: "Dancin' in the Moonlight", Thin Lizzy.
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04/04/2007 - Wednesday! Checkin' in on...1977!!
1. CSN - Dark Star
2. Foreigner - The Damage is Done
3. Ram Jam - Black Betty
4. Thelma Houston - Don't Leave Me This Way
5. Fleetwood Mac - Second Hand News
6. LTD - Back in Love Again
7. Peter Gabriel - Solsbury Hill (BEST OF SET!!)
8. Alan Parsons - Some Other Time
9. Dave Mason - Let it Go, Let it Flow
10. Heart - Barracuda
BONUS TRACK: Thin Lizzy - Dancin' in the Moonlight
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Barracuda
Do you remember "Diver Dan" from the early-to-mid '60s? and the evil Baron Barracuda?
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Barracuda
Do you remember "Diver Dan" from the early-to-mid '60s? and the evil Baron Barracuda?
Not quite clearing my synapses just now.
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Barracuda
Do you remember "Diver Dan" from the early-to-mid '60s? and the evil Baron Barracuda?
Not quite clearing my synapses just now.
(http://images.rottentomatoes.com/images/movie/coverv/20/515820.jpg)
It was a serial (filmed in 5-min segments) that ran on local kiddie shows. Diver Dan was an actor in a Diver's suit, filmed to look as if he were underwater (he really wasn't) and he interacted with puppet undersea creatures.
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Barracuda
Do you remember "Diver Dan" from the early-to-mid '60s? and the evil Baron Barracuda?
Not quite clearing my synapses just now.
(http://images.rottentomatoes.com/images/movie/coverv/20/515820.jpg)
It was a serial (filmed in 5-min segments) that ran on local kiddie shows. Diver Dan was an actor in a Diver's suit, filmed to look as if he were underwater (he really wasn't) and he interacted with puppet undersea creatures.
this indeed sounds familiar.
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Barracuda
Do you remember "Diver Dan" from the early-to-mid '60s? and the evil Baron Barracuda?
Not quite clearing my synapses just now.
I do. He was on one of the local stations in Sacramento. But I never knew he was syndicated--I always thought it was just a local show.
We also had Captain Sacto, who was a jet pilot and "flew in" every day to host the show, and Cap'n Delta (later renamed Cap'n Mitch when he jumped to a different station), who was a river boat captain. I was on Cap'n Delta's show when I was about 6 or 7, and brought home a load of candy and toys and Wonder bread.
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Barracuda
Do you remember "Diver Dan" from the early-to-mid '60s? and the evil Baron Barracuda?
Not quite clearing my synapses just now.
I do. He was on one of the local stations in Sacramento. But I never knew he was syndicated--I always thought it was just a local show.
We also had Captain Sacto, who was a jet pilot and "flew in" every day to host the show, and Cap'n Delta (later renamed Cap'n Mitch when he jumped to a different station), who was a river boat captain. I was on Cap'n Delta's show when I was about 6 or 7, and brought home a load of candy and toys and Wonder bread.
I remember Captain Satellite on Ch 2 round here. I visited that set when I was a kid, and remember that the stars were a bunch of christmas lights behind a see through black curtain.
I found this page: http://www.tvparty.com/lostSF.html
What I had forgotten about was the Charley and Humphrey show. Pure kid-show genius!
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What I had forgotten about was the Charley and Humphrey show. Pure kid-show genius!
They were wonderful indeed.