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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on July 25, 2007, 07:55:05 AM
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OMG, a '69 trifecta today: Rob/Bob/Ginger!!!
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Virgil, quick come see, there goes Robert E. Lee.
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a bad moon rises for CCR, while The Band takes on Stoneman's cavalry -- memo to Ms Baez, it's not "so much cavalry".
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a bad moon rises for CCR, while The Band takes on Stoneman's cavalry -- memo to Ms Baez, it's not "so much cavalry".
I've still never heard Joanie's hit version! But I give the Band BOS1 -- and you know how hard it is for me to summon sympathy for Confederate rebels.
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a bad moon rises for CCR, while The Band takes on Stoneman's cavalry -- memo to Ms Baez, it's not "so much cavalry".
I've still never heard Joanie's hit version! But I give the Band BOS1 -- and you know how hard it is for me to summon sympathy for Confederate rebels.
I believe CBS-FM has it on their ever-expanding playlist. But you need to invest in a Baez best-of.
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let's go down to Rosedale with Eric & Co. This was always funny to me because Rosedale is an upper-middle-class neighborhood in Queens.
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BOS 3DN "Celebrate".
my folks had the 45 of this & as little kids it was one of our favorites.
"Dress up tonight. Why be lonely?"
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An Mshray fave, IIRC: 3DN go to the celebrity ball.
PS: I've never heard "Little Green Apples"! What made it Song of the Year?
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An Mshray fave, IIRC: 3DN go to the celebrity ball.
PS: I've never heard "Little Green Apples"! What made it Song of the Year?
yep, you do RC.
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BOS Three (Pavlov's) Dog Night. "Salivate! salivate!".
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Joan was quizzical, and the Beatles are best-of-setical.
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An Mshray fave, IIRC: 3DN go to the celebrity ball.
PS: I've never heard "Little Green Apples"! What made it Song of the Year?
yikes, first Joan baez and now you say you've never heard LGA? It's a typical Bobby Russell MOR love song. I'm guessing you've heard it without knowing you have.
And I wake up in the mornin'
With my hair down in my eyes and she says "Hi"
And I stumble to the breakfast table
While the kids are goin' off to school…goodbye
And she reaches out 'n' takes my hand
And squeezes it 'n' says "How ya feelin', hon?"
And I look across at smilin' lips
That warm my heart and see my mornin' sun
And if that's not lovin' me
Then all I've got to say
God didn't make little green apples
And it don't rain in Indianapolis in the summertime
And there's no such thing as Doctor Seuss
Or Disneyland, and Mother Goose, no nursery rhyme
God didn't make little green apples
And it don't rain in Indianapolis in the summertime
And when my self is feelin' low
I think about her face aglow and ease my mind
Sometimes I call her up at home knowin' she's busy
And ask her if she could get away and meet me
And maybe we could grab a bite to eat
And she drops what she's doin' and she hurries down to meet me
And I'm always late
But she sits waitin' patiently and smiles when she first sees me
'cause she's made that way
And if that ain't lovin' me
Then all I've got to say
God didn't make little green apples
And it don't snow in Minneapolis when the winter comes
And there's no such thing as make-believe
Puppy dogs, autumn leaves 'n' BB guns
FADE
God didn't make little green apples
And it don't rain in Indianapolis
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I'm impressed with his off-rhyming of "little green apples" with "Indianapolis." But I've definitely never heard that, and unless I've got my authors screwed up, the only Bobby Russell songs I know are "Saturday Morning Confusion" and "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia."
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I got no time got no time got no time got no time.
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I GAHTGAHTGAHTGAHT no time - HM, and a staple of 3WS's playlists in the '80s.
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I got no time got no time got no time got no time.
I like your presentation of his enunciation better.
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I'm impressed with his off-rhyming of "little green apples" with "Indianapolis." But I've definitely never heard that, and unless I've got my authors screwed up, the only Bobby Russell songs I know are "Saturday Morning Confusion" and "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia."
he also (unfortunately for mankind but fortunately for him) wrote Bobby Goldsboro's HFH "Honey"
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I never noticed before that at the fade, Edwin Starr sees his baby "just across the bend." Whoopsie!
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I never noticed before that at the fade, Edwin Starr sees his baby "just across the bend." Whoopsie!
well, it's a bend that bends so far it doubles back.
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I still think Steve Miller is a lyrical nimrod, but at least he hit a nice groove on "Space Cowboy." VHM.
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I hollered, "Don't listen to 'Space Oddity', Ethel! But it was too late -- she'd already been 'mooned'!"
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I hollered, "Don't listen to 'Space Oddity', Ethel! But it was too late -- she'd already been 'mooned'!"
LOL!
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You can guess what I voted for, but Bowie's out to an early lead.
CCR - Bad Moon Rising 7.4%
The Band - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down 7.4%
Rare Earth - Get Ready 3.7%
Cream - Crossroads 12.3%
Three Dog Night - Celebrate 14.8%
The Beatles - Maxwell's Silver Hammer 6.2%
The Guess Who - No Time 13.6%
Edwin Starr - 25 Miles 6.2%
Steve Miller - Space Cowboy 7.4%
David Bowie - Space Cowboy 21.0%
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Steve Miller - Space Cowboy 7.4%
David Bowie - Space Cowboy 21.0%
well, I guess a cowboy in space is an oddity.
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I never noticed before that at the fade, Edwin Starr sees his baby "just across the bend." Whoopsie!
well, it's a bend that bends so far it doubles back.
Sounds like a line from "I Ain't Gonna Bump No More (With No Big Fat Woman)."
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I'm impressed with his off-rhyming of "little green apples" with "Indianapolis." But I've definitely never heard that, and unless I've got my authors screwed up, the only Bobby Russell songs I know are "Saturday Morning Confusion" and "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia."
TANC: "Little Green Apples" on WLNG at this very moment. Another reason it was a big hit was that a lot of stations felt bad that his previous single "The Son of Hickory Holler's Tramp", wasn't as big as everybody thought it should be.