10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on November 26, 2007, 10:00:34 AM
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And a fabulous start to the week indeed!
Allmans' Jessica (?) to lead off. (I always get these Allman instrumentals mixed up--I just know it's not In Memory of Elizabeth Reed.)
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And a fabulous start to the week indeed!
Allmans' Jessica (?) to lead off. (I always get these Allman instrumentals mixed up--I just know it's not In Memory of Elizabeth Reed.)
Definitely Jessica...
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And a fabulous start to the week indeed!
Allmans' Jessica (?) to lead off. (I always get these Allman instrumentals mixed up--I just know it's not In Memory of Elizabeth Reed.)
Definitely Jessica...
Yesssssica! I love this one. So happy and fun!
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And a fabulous start to the week indeed!
Allmans' Jessica (?) to lead off. (I always get these Allman instrumentals mixed up--I just know it's not In Memory of Elizabeth Reed.)
Definitely Jessica...
it's "Jessica" for Jessica's birthday, unless I misheard Dave's intro. One of 2 GREAT instrumentals from '73 named after women -- the other being "Sylvia" by Focus, which I wish somebody would resurrect some morning.
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And a fabulous start to the week indeed!
Allmans' Jessica (?) to lead off. (I always get these Allman instrumentals mixed up--I just know it's not In Memory of Elizabeth Reed.)
Definitely Jessica...
Yesssssica! I love this one. So happy and fun!
Dickie at his very Betts
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And a fabulous start to the week indeed!
Allmans' Jessica (?) to lead off. (I always get these Allman instrumentals mixed up--I just know it's not In Memory of Elizabeth Reed.)
Definitely Jessica...
it's "Jessica" for Jessica's birthday, unless I misheard Dave's intro. One of 2 GREAT instrumentals from '73 named after women -- the other being "Sylvia" by Focus, which I wish somebody would resurrect some morning.
That's what I get for not paying more attention to the birthday club. Well, yay for Jessica the woman and Jessica the song, and for those of us listening.
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BOS EWG, takin' a "Free Ride". Why wasn't this as big a hit as "Frankenstein"?
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Nice... sounds like the Jackson Browne version of Take it Easy.
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a new Cronkite clip -- Dave's been digging again. BOS2 Jackson's take on "Take..."
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Nice... sounds like the Jackson Browne version of Take it Easy.
I need to take it easy, but I anticipate a stressful call with my boss later. He gets really cranky more often than not. Oh well.
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BOS3 NYC -- a fab record, even tho' I still think the song needs one more verse.
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VHM to "I'm Doin' Fine Now" and "Brother Louie."
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BOS2 to New York City, emphatic BOS3 to Stories, Brother Louie.
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Guilty Displeasure: Stories, covering Hot Chocolate. Their McCartneyesque "I'm Coming Home" from the previous year (which just missed being a Top 40 hit) is worth seeking out.
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mmmm... baloney and Pringles!
BOS4 Strawbs, making an appearance outside the Labor Day set!
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for some reason that Strawbs tune comes up a lot more often on my MP3 player than mere random shuffle play could account for.
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Between the Allmans and Floyd tunes this may be a longer-than-average set.
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VHM ELO's "Showdown" in its orig year of release.
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another VHM the Dan of Steel.
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Woo Hoo!! Steely Dan not going back to their Old School -- this still sounds so great to me turned up REAL loud.
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Nice... sounds like the Jackson Browne version of Take it Easy.
Wish I could listen in (giving a quiz right now). It's always hard for me to hear this on the radio, and not have them track into the next cut, Our Lady of the Well. The transition between the two songs is so delicately beautiful, that it jars me when I don't hear it!
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Between the Allmans and Floyd tunes this may be a longer-than-average set.
What Floyd?
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Between the Allmans and Floyd tunes this may be a longer-than-average set.
What Floyd?
"Time"
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Between the Allmans and Floyd tunes this may be a longer-than-average set.
What Floyd?
"Time"
I think it was Breathe.
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BOS5 "Jimmy Loves MaryAnn". Almost fully grown and worldly-wise.
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Between the Allmans and Floyd tunes this may be a longer-than-average set.
What Floyd?
"Time"
I think it was Breathe.
Oops my mistake, right you are with Time...
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Between the Allmans and Floyd tunes this may be a longer-than-average set.
What Floyd?
"Time"
I think it was Breathe.
That's part of the problem with DSOTM, all the songs pretty much sound the same. Time has alarm clocks at the beginning, otherwise I couldn't tell it from any of the others.
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Nice... sounds like the Jackson Browne version of Take it Easy.
Wish I could listen in (giving a quiz right now). It's always hard for me to hear this on the radio, and not have them track into the next cut, Our Lady of the Well. The transition between the two songs is so delicately beautiful, that it jars me when I don't hear it!
Dave sez JB "borrowed" this song from the Eagles? Ahem, I beg to differ! He cowrote it with Glenn Frey--the Eagles did release it first, but to say he borrowed it--sorry, that's just wrong.
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Nice... sounds like the Jackson Browne version of Take it Easy.
Wish I could listen in (giving a quiz right now). It's always hard for me to hear this on the radio, and not have them track into the next cut, Our Lady of the Well. The transition between the two songs is so delicately beautiful, that it jars me when I don't hear it!
Dave sez JB "borrowed" this song from the Eagles? Ahem, I beg to differ! He cowrote it with Glenn Frey--the Eagles did release it first, but to say he borrowed it--sorry, that's just wrong.
you "borrowed" the words right outta my mouth!
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Nice... sounds like the Jackson Browne version of Take it Easy.
Wish I could listen in (giving a quiz right now). It's always hard for me to hear this on the radio, and not have them track into the next cut, Our Lady of the Well. The transition between the two songs is so delicately beautiful, that it jars me when I don't hear it!
Dave sez JB "borrowed" this song from the Eagles? Ahem, I beg to differ! He cowrote it with Glenn Frey--the Eagles did release it first, but to say he borrowed it--sorry, that's just wrong.
Don't Forget Jack Tempchin! (see: Funky Kings)
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Don't Forget Jack Tempchin! (see: Funky Kings)
from whom Johnny Rivers really did "borrow" "Slow Dancin' (Swayin' to the Music)". I remember playing the orig version on my college station, lamenting the fact that it didn't become a hit -- so I was thrilled when the Rivers version actually went somewhere.
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Powers-for-Annalisa gives us Stevie's "Golden Lady" as the bonus. Niiiiiice.
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Don't Forget Jack Tempchin! (see: Funky Kings)
from whom Johnny Rivers really did "borrow" "Slow Dancin' (Swayin' to the Music)". I remember playing the orig version on my college station, lamenting the fact that it didn't become a hit -- so I was thrilled when the Rivers version actually went somewhere.
I just mentioned Jack Tempchin the other day re: Take It Easy. He wrote Slow Dancin' which is on the historic Funky Kings album, which I can't find on CD. I have the vinyl.
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Don't Forget Jack Tempchin! (see: Funky Kings)
from whom Johnny Rivers really did "borrow" "Slow Dancin' (Swayin' to the Music)". I remember playing the orig version on my college station, lamenting the fact that it didn't become a hit -- so I was thrilled when the Rivers version actually went somewhere.
I just mentioned Jack Tempchin the other day re: Take It Easy. He wrote Slow Dancin' which is on the historic Funky Kings album, which I can't find on CD. I have the vinyl.
er, this is the same thread...
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Don't Forget Jack Tempchin! (see: Funky Kings)
from whom Johnny Rivers really did "borrow" "Slow Dancin' (Swayin' to the Music)". I remember playing the orig version on my college station, lamenting the fact that it didn't become a hit -- so I was thrilled when the Rivers version actually went somewhere.
I just mentioned Jack Tempchin the other day re: Take It Easy. He wrote Slow Dancin' which is on the historic Funky Kings album, which I can't find on CD. I have the vinyl.
er, this is the same thread...
Well, I'm guessing it's a combination of senility and confusion due to the interface. I guess I always resented the Rivers version, as I really loved the Funky Kings version!
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11/26/2007 - Monday! Good stuff from...1973!!
1. Allman Brothers - Jessica
2. Edgar Winter - Free Ride
3. Jackson Browne - Take it Easy
4. NYC - I'm Doin' Fine Now
5. Stories - Brother Louie
6. Strawbs - Part of the Union
7. Pink Floyd - Time
8. ELO - Showdown
9. Steely Dan - My Old School
10. Looking Glass - Jimmy Loves Mary Anne
BONUS TRACK: Stevie Wonder - Golden Lady
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Don't Forget Jack Tempchin! (see: Funky Kings)
from whom Johnny Rivers really did "borrow" "Slow Dancin' (Swayin' to the Music)". I remember playing the orig version on my college station, lamenting the fact that it didn't become a hit -- so I was thrilled when the Rivers version actually went somewhere.
I just mentioned Jack Tempchin the other day re: Take It Easy. He wrote Slow Dancin' which is on the historic Funky Kings album, which I can't find on CD. I have the vinyl.
er, this is the same thread...
Well, I'm guessing it's a combination of senility and confusion due to the interface. I guess I always resented the Rivers version, as I really loved the Funky Kings version!
Senility Strikes Again! ::)
Jack Tempchin wrote Peaceful Easy Feeling, not Take It Easy.
Jack Tempchin is an American musician and songwriter, best known for writing The Eagles' hit "Peaceful Easy Feeling" and co-writing their hit "Already Gone." He has also composed hits for Glenn Frey in his solo career, including "Smuggler's Blues" and "You Belong to the City."
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Don't Forget Jack Tempchin! (see: Funky Kings)
from whom Johnny Rivers really did "borrow" "Slow Dancin' (Swayin' to the Music)". I remember playing the orig version on my college station, lamenting the fact that it didn't become a hit -- so I was thrilled when the Rivers version actually went somewhere.
I just mentioned Jack Tempchin the other day re: Take It Easy. He wrote Slow Dancin' which is on the historic Funky Kings album, which I can't find on CD. I have the vinyl.
er, this is the same thread...
Well, I'm guessing it's a combination of senility and confusion due to the interface. I guess I always resented the Rivers version, as I really loved the Funky Kings version!
Senility Strikes Again! ::)
Jack Tempchin wrote Peaceful Easy Feeling, not Take It Easy.
Jack Tempchin is an American musician and songwriter, best known for writing The Eagles' hit "Peaceful Easy Feeling" and co-writing their hit "Already Gone." He has also composed hits for Glenn Frey in his solo career, including "Smuggler's Blues" and "You Belong to the City."
TANC-of-the-Week: Someone (no idea who) is doing a country version of "Slow Dancin" on this classic country station in Dallas I've been listening to!