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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: mshray on August 27, 2007, 10:00:26 AM
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Mike's gonna be sorry.
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Think Dave'll go into the McCartney well again? I won't be surprised if "Another Day" turns up.
But I'd rather get 3DN's "Liar."
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Happy to get a second helping of "What Is Life." BOS from me.
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BOS George Harrison, one of my favorites.
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What the over/under on dupes from Rob's set earlier this morning?
Stephen Stills - Marianne
Marvin Gaye - Mercy, Mercy Me
Elton John - Amoreena
Freda Payne - Bring The Boys Home
Allman Brothers Band - Statesboro Blues
Joni Mitchell - Carey
5 Man Electrical Band - Signs
Who - Behind Blue Eyes
Sly & The Family Stone - Family Affair
Cat Stevens - If You Want to Sing Out Sing Out
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What the over/under on dupes from Rob's set earlier this morning?
Stephen Stills - Marianne
Marvin Gaye - Mercy, Mercy Me
Elton John - Amoreena
Freda Payne - Bring The Boys Home
Allman Brothers Band - Statesboro Blues
Joni Mitchell - Carey
5 Man Electrical Band - Signs
Who - Behind Blue Eyes
Sly & The Family Stone - Family Affair
Cat Stevens - If You Want to Sing Out Sing Out
Being as we have one already, I'm going to say two, rich vein of material that 1971 tends to be. But I expect to have artist duplication on at least two others as well.
Oh, and a strong BOS to the Faces, Stay With Me.
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BOS2: Here comes that Four Seasons feeling again!
ETA: I actually thought this was them for several years.
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The astute listener will note that those descending low piano notes at the coda of HCTRDFA showed up again a few years later on the coda of Kiss's "Shout It Out Loud."
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Holy sh!t! Another in my all-time Top 5, Lighthouse's "One Fine Morning." A perfect riposte to the Fortunes' lament.
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Man, was that 7-11 commercial R-rated or what?
...and now it's time for ABC's Wide World of Sports.
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Holy sh!t! Another in my all-time Top 5, Lighthouse's "One Fine Morning." A perfect riposte to the Fortunes' lament.
Am I spotting vinyl? This song was mixed really poorly on two compilations I have.
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BOS2: Here comes that Four Seasons feeling again!
ETA: I actually thought this was them for several years.
Mike really is gonna be pissed.
Some really fine nuggets popping up so far.
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Holy sh!t! Another in my all-time Top 5, Lighthouse's "One Fine Morning." A perfect riposte to the Fortunes' lament.
Good tune. Thought it might be the Ides of March. Did Lighthouse do anything else of note?
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Proxy of RGMike goes to the Supremes' "Nathan Jones." I would have liked "Floy Joy" more but will accept this gladly. I still haven't found a good post-Diana Supes comp!
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Holy sh!t! Another in my all-time Top 5, Lighthouse's "One Fine Morning." A perfect riposte to the Fortunes' lament.
Good tune. Thought it might be the Ides of March. Did Lighthouse do anything else of note?
They had one more hit a year later, "Sunny Days," which Dave trots out once or twice a year IIRC.
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The astute listener will note that those descending low piano notes at the coda of HCTRDFA showed up again a few years later on the coda of Kiss's "Shout It Out Loud."
Speaking of whom, I had occasion to watch a bit of Gene Simmons ridiculous reality-TV offering last night. I was amazed at what a nebbishy schlemiel the God of Thunder is in real life. He seems like the real-life version of Billy Crystal's character in Mr. Wonderful. His kids however are a scream. Both have no delusions about their dad, and break his balls every chance they get.
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have to give a VHM to "Walk Away", always like Dale Peters bass work.
One more BOS to "Draggin' the Line".
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The astute listener will note that those descending low piano notes at the coda of HCTRDFA showed up again a few years later on the coda of Kiss's "Shout It Out Loud."
Speaking of whom, I had occasion to watch a bit of Gene Simmons ridiculous reality-TV offering last night. I was amazed at what a nebbishy schlemiel the God of Thunder is in real life. He seems like the real-life version of Billy Crystal's character in Mr. Wonderful. His kids however are a scream. Both have no delusions about their dad, and break his balls every chance they get.
I got my fill of that show three months ago, when I was hired to write a 60-question quiz about the show for the A&E network's website. I spent a weekend watching the entire first season almost nonstop. Gene seems to be entirely in on the joke of making himself a reality-TV "character," and I don't know if that's a good or bad thing. The real Gene is impenetrable. And yeah, Nick and Sophie are probably the best-adjusted Hollywood kids out there.
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What the over/under on dupes from Rob's set earlier this morning?
Stephen Stills - Marianne
Marvin Gaye - Mercy, Mercy Me
Elton John - Amoreena
Freda Payne - Bring The Boys Home
Allman Brothers Band - Statesboro Blues
Joni Mitchell - Carey
5 Man Electrical Band - Signs
Who - Behind Blue Eyes
Sly & The Family Stone - Family Affair
Cat Stevens - If You Want to Sing Out Sing Out
Being as we have one already, I'm going to say two, rich vein of material that 1971 tends to be. But I expect to have artist duplication on at least two others as well.
Oh, and a strong BOS to the Faces, Stay With Me.
So the actual total was one and one, but the Fortunes song filled the slot of the 5-Man Electrical Band.
And now Dave is playing Bargain (anoher tune off Who's Next) just before Annalisa takes over.
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Man, was that 7-11 commercial R-rated or what?
Apparently Annalisa thinks so--she's using it for the bonuz quiz question.
Who was that announcer anyway? Sounded kinda like a more laid-back version of Orson Welles.
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BOS2: Here comes that Four Seasons feeling again!
ETA: I actually thought this was them for several years.
Mike really is gonna be pissed.
Some really fine nuggets popping up so far.
I do love that Fortunes tune, and never tire of pointing out ut's influence on "Cruel to Be Kind". I look forward to 10pm. BTW urth, today is the 27th.
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BTW urth, today is the 27th.
Indeed it is--thanks for the catch. Mark was the one who started the thread, but none of the rest of us caught it either. I used my moderator superpowers to make things right again.
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mmm...ABB...what a cooker!
08/27/2007 - Monday...Good times in...1971!!
1. Allman Brothers - Statesboro Blues (BEST OF SET!!)
2. George Harrison - What is Life?
3. Faces - Stay With Me
4. Fortunes - Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again
5. Lighthouse - One Fine Morning
6. Supremes - Nathan Jones
7. Graham Nash - Chicago
8. Marvin Gaye - Inner City Blues
9. James Gang - Walk Away
10. Tommy James - Draggin' the Line
BONUS TRACK: T Rex - Jeepster