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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: mshray on February 19, 2008, 11:34:42 AM
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promo tipped it at 11:30 am, which has got to be the soonest yet. (not counting theme sets that Dave hypes days in advance, of course).
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promo tipped it at 11:30 am, which has got to be the soonest yet. (not counting theme sets that Dave hypes days in advance, of course).
like clockwork: our last '80 set was Jan 21st (when we were all expecting MLK).
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Damn, even Bob managed to avoid the Cars today.
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Heard already this morn:
Pete Townshend Let My Love Open the Door
The Police When the World is Running Down
Jackson Browne Boulevard
Bruce Springsteen Devil with the Blue Dress
The Clash Train in Vain
Paul McCartney Coming Up
The Romantics What I Like About You
AC/DC Back in Black
Billy Joel You May be Right
Bob Seger You'll Accomp'ny Me
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A real Touch and Go start to the set. (Gettin' the Cars out of the way early.)
Figuring XTC and probably some kind of Lennon reference (if not actual song) are near certainties. I'd love to hear Sherry, Darling too, but that's lots less likely.
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Expresso Love's all right! and it's BOS1.
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Now this is more like it: Expresso (sic) Love. BOS1.
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A real Touch and Go start to the set. (Gettin' the Cars out of the way early.)
Strange track record for this song. Dave played it once each in '02 & '04, but then 4 times in 2006, and now this is only the second time we've heard it since '06.
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A real Touch and Go start to the set. (Gettin' the Cars out of the way early.)
Figuring XTC and probably some kind of Lennon reference (if not actual song) are near certainties. I'd love to hear Sherry, Darling too, but that's lots less likely.
<--today's avatar, my autographed photo of Springsteen & Seger, taken 11/80 at start of The River Tour in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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A real Touch and Go start to the set. (Gettin' the Cars out of the way early.)
Figuring XTC and probably some kind of Lennon reference (if not actual song) are near certainties. I'd love to hear Sherry, Darling too, but that's lots less likely.
<--today's avatar, my autographed photo of Springsteen & Seger, taken 11/80 at start of The River Tour in Ann Arbor, Mich.
"someday Broocie, you'll accomp'ny me..."
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Now this is more like it: Expresso (sic) Love. BOS1.
I surrender to the fever, yeah I surrender to the will of the night.
Brings to mind an experience I had in Yangshuo, China with a German girl that lasted a total of about 15 hrs.
(PG rated, but no less intense for it)
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Woo Hoo! BOS2 "Stop Yer Sobbin'"!
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yes, in 1980 there was a 6.0 quake on the Greenville Fault in Livermore
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A real Touch and Go start to the set. (Gettin' the Cars out of the way early.)
Figuring XTC and probably some kind of Lennon reference (if not actual song) are near certainties. I'd love to hear Sherry, Darling too, but that's lots less likely.
<--today's avatar, my autographed photo of Springsteen & Seger, taken 11/80 at start of The River Tour in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Wow, very cool.
But you gotta 'splain somethin' to me: Have you got gifs of all this stuff just sitting in waiting on your hard drive? Or are you listening from home with your scanner and/or digicam all warmed up and ready? Your ability to come up with topically relevant avatars on very little notice is pretty remarkable.
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Woo Hoo! BOS2 "Stop Yer Sobbin'"!
Chrissie took a lot of heat in punk purist circles for making her first single a Kinks cover, but I guess if you want to have a baby with the songwriter it's not a bad career move.
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oohhh ohhhhh, it seems we never take the time.... take the time, do it right.
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A real Touch and Go start to the set. (Gettin' the Cars out of the way early.)
Figuring XTC and probably some kind of Lennon reference (if not actual song) are near certainties. I'd love to hear Sherry, Darling too, but that's lots less likely.
<--today's avatar, my autographed photo of Springsteen & Seger, taken 11/80 at start of The River Tour in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Wow, very cool.
But you gotta 'splain somethin' to me: Have you got gifs of all this stuff just sitting in waiting on your hard drive? Or are you listening from home with your scanner and/or digicam all warmed up and ready? Your ability to come up with topically relevant avatars on very little notice is pretty remarkable.
My thoughts exactly! Either way Wayback, very impressive (at least within our highly OCD little group here! ;) )
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Woo Hoo! BOS2 "Stop Yer Sobbin'"!
Chrissie took a lot of heat in punk purist circles for making her first single a Kinks cover, but I guess if you want to have a baby with the songwriter it's not a bad career move.
Aside: Ray's just released his second solo album in two years. It's getting decent reviews, although I have not heard it yet. Guess he was on Letterman Monday night, but I didn't find out til yesterday. :(
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oohhh ohhhhh, it seems we never take the time.... take the time, do it right.
We can do it, Baby. Do it tonight!
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BOS #3 "London Calling"
phony Beatlemania has bitten the dust!
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Woo Hoo! BOS2 "Stop Yer Sobbin'"!
Chrissie took a lot of heat in punk purist circles for making her first single a Kinks cover, but I guess if you want to have a baby with the songwriter it's not a bad career move.
she's not "punk", she's "new wave" -- TOTALLY different head. Totally. (and giving Ray "totally different head" probably helped too!)
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Woo Hoo! BOS2 "Stop Yer Sobbin'"!
Chrissie took a lot of heat in punk purist circles for making her first single a Kinks cover, but I guess if you want to have a baby with the songwriter it's not a bad career move.
she's not "punk", she's "new wave" -- TOTALLY different head. Totally. (and giving Ray "totally different head" probably helped too!)
good rimshot-worthy comeback, but she was definitely a Punk. vis. "Precious" or "The Wait".
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<--today's avatar, my autographed photo of Springsteen & Seger, taken 11/80 at start of The River Tour in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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Wow, very cool.
But you gotta 'splain somethin' to me: Have you got gifs of all this stuff just sitting in waiting on your hard drive? Or are you listening from home with your scanner and/or digicam all warmed up and ready? Your ability to come up with topically relevant avatars on very little notice is pretty remarkable.
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I'm workin from home, photos already on hard drive, so just quickly pick a relevant one. Meanwhile, BOS The Kings!
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BOS #4 & 5, The Kings "This Beat Goes On" & "Switchin' To Glide"
Hey Little Donna, still wanna? You said to look you up when I was in Toronta.
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BOS #3 "London Calling"
phony Beatlemania has bitten the dust!
well, better this than "Train in vain" again, but there are other interesting tracks on LC. Me bloody crankypants are irritating me bloody bollocks!
I'd've taken Ramones or Elvis C (from Get happy!) over the Kings. But VHM anyway.
I used to go to another church in the Tenderloin, but I'm switchin' to Glide...
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Damn, I was getting all excited to hear Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio. (Would you call that Ramonus interruptus?)
BOS3 to the Kings (not to be confused with the aforementioned Kinks), who are requestin' you in the Mercedes. Nothin' matters cept the weekend...
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I used to go to another church in the Tenderloin, but I'm switchin' to Glide...
been almost a year and a half since Dave played this. Give him credit for getting the frequency about right for once.
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I used to go to another church in the Tenderloin, but I'm switchin' to Glide...
been almost a year and a half since Dave played this. Give him credit for getting the frequency about right for once.
sadly the same cannot be said for Gen'rals & 'Trinas.
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I used to go to another church in the Tenderloin, but I'm switchin' to Glide...
been almost a year and a half since Dave played this. Give him credit for getting the frequency about right for once.
On the other end, XTC's G&M for the umpteenth time
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Me bloody crankypants are irritating me bloody bollocks!
I'd try some talc--sounds like a bad case of chafing. ;) ;) ;)
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BOS3 to the Kings (not to be confused with the aforementioned Kinks),
Db trivia time: looking at the Db, there are several 'king' groups. And either they have been played once or they've been played at least 5 times. Can you guess which is which?
King Biscuit Boy
King Crimson
King Floyd
King Harvest
Kings
Kingsmen
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Figuring XTC
You figgered right!
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In Airplane, Beaver's Mom: "I speak Jive..."
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BOS3 to the Kings (not to be confused with the aforementioned Kinks),
Db trivia time: looking at the Db, there are several 'king' groups. And either they have been played once or they've been played at least 5 times. Can you guess which is which?
King Biscuit Boy
King Crimson
King Floyd
King Harvest
Kings
Kingsmen
KBB - 1
KC - 5
KF - 5
KH - 1
Kings - 5
Kingsmen - 1
plop plop went the reasons! BOS3 the Moments Ray Goodman & Brown.
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BOS4 Pointers, "Only a Fool Would Believe That He's So Shy"
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In Airplane, Beaver's Mom: "I speak Jive..."
It's Airplane!, not Airplane, but anyway:
Randy: Can I get you something?
Second Jive Dude: 'S'mofo butter layin' me to da' BONE! Jackin' me up... tight me!
Randy: I'm sorry, I don't understand.
First Jive Dude: Cutty say 'e can't HANG!
Jive Lady: Oh stewardess! I speak jive.
Randy: Oh, good.
Jive Lady: He said that he's in great pain and he wants to know if you can help him.
Randy: All right. Would you tell him to just relax and I'll be back as soon as I can with some medicine?
Jive Lady: Jus' hang loose, blood. She gonna catch ya up on da' rebound on da' med side.
Second Jive Dude: What it is, big mama? My mama no raise no dummies. I dug her rap!
Jive Lady: Cut me some slack, Jack! Chump don' want no help, chump don't GET da' help!
First Jive Dude: Say 'e can't hang, say seven up!
Jive Lady: Jive ass dude don't got no brains anyhow! Hmmph!
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BOS4 Pointers, "Only a Fool Would Believe That He's So Shy"
exactly, and both are from the Bay
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and here's yer Lennon clip into -- UGH! "People Who Died".. for shame, Dave -- seriously.
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Figuring XTC
You figgered right!
And there's the Lennon ref. I didn't even have to dust off the crystal ball for that one.
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Db trivia time: looking at the Db, there are several 'king' groups. And either they have been played once or they've been played at least 5 times. Can you guess which is which?
King Biscuit Boy
King Crimson
King Floyd
King Harvest
Kings
Kingsmen
KBB - 1
KC - 5
KF - 5
KH - 1
Kings - 5
Kingsmen - 1
Ding ding ding. Good Job!
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and here's yer Lennon clip into -- UGH! "People Who Died".. for shame, Dave -- seriously.
I was on-the-air the night Lennon died, ended up doing the overnight, playing all Beatles/Lennon and network news updates until sunrise. I recall taking calls from listeners whose clock radios went off at 5am or 6am tuned to our station, who woke up not knowing what all the fuss was about.
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and here's yer Lennon clip into -- UGH! "People Who Died".. for shame, Dave -- seriously.
I was on the air in NJ the night Lennon died, ended up doing the overnight, playing all Beatles/Lennon and network news updates until sunrise. I recall taking calls from listeners whose clock radios went off at 5am or 6am tuned to our station, woke up not knowing what all the fuss was about.
Wow! I was in NYC and heard the news from Vin Scelsa. And of course WNEW-FM went into several days of all-Beatles-all-the-time programming.
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just heard that NewReleases promo -- add that Israeli singer to the Corrinne Colbie Feist soundalikes. We're up to, what 6 or 7 by now? Sheesh.
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and here's yer Lennon clip into -- UGH! "People Who Died".. for shame, Dave -- seriously.
I was on the air in NJ the night Lennon died, ended up doing the overnight, playing all Beatles/Lennon and network news updates until sunrise. I recall taking calls from listeners whose clock radios went off at 5am or 6am tuned to our station, woke up not knowing what all the fuss was about.
Wow! I was in NYC and heard the news from Vin Scelsa. And of course WNEW-FM went into several days of all-Beatles-all-the-time programming.
I have Vin Scelsa on tape from that night, from WNEW-FM's 20th Anniversary retrospect in 1987
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and here's yer Lennon clip into -- UGH! "People Who Died".. for shame, Dave -- seriously.
I was on the air in NJ the night Lennon died, ended up doing the overnight, playing all Beatles/Lennon and network news updates until sunrise. I recall taking calls from listeners whose clock radios went off at 5am or 6am tuned to our station, woke up not knowing what all the fuss was about.
Wow! I was in NYC and heard the news from Vin Scelsa. And of course WNEW-FM went into several days of all-Beatles-all-the-time programming.
I have Vin Scelsa on tape from that night, from WNEW-FM's 20th Anniversary retrospect in 1987
so, what station were you on and what was your air name?
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and here's yer Lennon clip into -- UGH! "People Who Died".. for shame, Dave -- seriously.
I was on the air in NJ the night Lennon died, ended up doing the overnight, playing all Beatles/Lennon and network news updates until sunrise. I recall taking calls from listeners whose clock radios went off at 5am or 6am tuned to our station, woke up not knowing what all the fuss was about.
Wow! I was in NYC and heard the news from Vin Scelsa. And of course WNEW-FM went into several days of all-Beatles-all-the-time programming.
I have Vin Scelsa on tape from that night, from WNEW-FM's 20th Anniversary retrospect in 1987
I've heard the Scelsa tape a few times--always gives me chills. (Dave's got it in his clip archive, and I believe Vin played it on his Live At Lunch Internet show (RIP) a number of years ago on the anniversary of Lennon's death.)
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and here's yer Lennon clip into -- UGH! "People Who Died".. for shame, Dave -- seriously.
I was on the air in NJ the night Lennon died, ended up doing the overnight, playing all Beatles/Lennon and network news updates until sunrise. I recall taking calls from listeners whose clock radios went off at 5am or 6am tuned to our station, woke up not knowing what all the fuss was about.
Wow! I was in NYC and heard the news from Vin Scelsa. And of course WNEW-FM went into several days of all-Beatles-all-the-time programming.
I have Vin Scelsa on tape from that night, from WNEW-FM's 20th Anniversary retrospect in 1987
so, what station were you on and what was your air name?
WGLS-FM, the radio station of Glassboro, now Rowan Univ, it covers South Jersey from Philly to Atlantic City. Many good times on-the-air then, in the days of turntables, cart machines & newswire teletype. I still have all the teletype paper from 12/8-9/80 as details of Lennon story were emerging. And I went to the Dakota two weeks later during Xmas break. Eerie visit there at night.
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and here's yer Lennon clip into -- UGH! "People Who Died".. for shame, Dave -- seriously.
I was on the air in NJ the night Lennon died, ended up doing the overnight, playing all Beatles/Lennon and network news updates until sunrise. I recall taking calls from listeners whose clock radios went off at 5am or 6am tuned to our station, woke up not knowing what all the fuss was about.
Wow! I was in NYC and heard the news from Vin Scelsa. And of course WNEW-FM went into several days of all-Beatles-all-the-time programming.
I have Vin Scelsa on tape from that night, from WNEW-FM's 20th Anniversary retrospect in 1987
I've heard the Scelsa tape a few times--always gives me chills. (Dave's got it in his clip archive, and I believe Vin played it on his Live At Lunch Internet show (RIP) a number of years ago on the anniversary of Lennon's death.)
Yeah, Scelsa was understandably choked-up, but still professional. Such a sense of loss in his voice and those of his callers that night.
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and here's yer Lennon clip into -- UGH! "People Who Died".. for shame, Dave -- seriously.
I was on the air in NJ the night Lennon died, ended up doing the overnight, playing all Beatles/Lennon and network news updates until sunrise. I recall taking calls from listeners whose clock radios went off at 5am or 6am tuned to our station, woke up not knowing what all the fuss was about.
Wow! I was in NYC and heard the news from Vin Scelsa. And of course WNEW-FM went into several days of all-Beatles-all-the-time programming.
I have Vin Scelsa on tape from that night, from WNEW-FM's 20th Anniversary retrospect in 1987
so, what station were you on and what was your air name?
WGLS-FM, the radio station of Glassboro, now Rowan Univ, it covers South Jersey from Philly to Atlantic City. Many good times on-the-air then, in the days of turntables, cart machines & newswire teletype. I still have all the teletype paper from 12/8-9/80 as details of Lennon story were emerging. And I went to the Dakota two weeks later during Xmas break. Eerie visit there at night.
College radio in those days -- ah, memories. I was at the Fordham U station, WFUV, in the'70s when it was totally student-staffed.
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and here's yer Lennon clip into -- UGH! "People Who Died".. for shame, Dave -- seriously.
I was on the air in NJ the night Lennon died, ended up doing the overnight, playing all Beatles/Lennon and network news updates until sunrise. I recall taking calls from listeners whose clock radios went off at 5am or 6am tuned to our station, woke up not knowing what all the fuss was about.
Wow! I was in NYC and heard the news from Vin Scelsa. And of course WNEW-FM went into several days of all-Beatles-all-the-time programming.
I have Vin Scelsa on tape from that night, from WNEW-FM's 20th Anniversary retrospect in 1987
I've heard the Scelsa tape a few times--always gives me chills. (Dave's got it in his clip archive, and I believe Vin played it on his Live At Lunch Internet show (RIP) a number of years ago on the anniversary of Lennon's death.)
Yeah, Scelsa was understandably choked-up, but still professional. Such a sense of loss in his voice and those of his callers that night.
Yep--it's so obvious that he's just rocked, but still carrying on for his listeners, and vice versa.
I had the opportunity to meet Vin a few years back, while he was doing the aforementioned Live At Lunch show from J&R Music in Manhattan. A true gentleman, very gracious, tons of stories. A memory I will hold close for the rest of my days.
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and here's yer Lennon clip into -- UGH! "People Who Died".. for shame, Dave -- seriously.
I was on the air in NJ the night Lennon died, ended up doing the overnight, playing all Beatles/Lennon and network news updates until sunrise. I recall taking calls from listeners whose clock radios went off at 5am or 6am tuned to our station, woke up not knowing what all the fuss was about.
Wow! I was in NYC and heard the news from Vin Scelsa. And of course WNEW-FM went into several days of all-Beatles-all-the-time programming.
I have Vin Scelsa on tape from that night, from WNEW-FM's 20th Anniversary retrospect in 1987
I've heard the Scelsa tape a few times--always gives me chills. (Dave's got it in his clip archive, and I believe Vin played it on his Live At Lunch Internet show (RIP) a number of years ago on the anniversary of Lennon's death.)
Yeah, Scelsa was understandably choked-up, but still professional. Such a sense of loss in his voice and those of his callers that night.
Yep--it's so obvious that he's just rocked, but still carrying on for his listeners, and vice versa.
I had the opportunity to meet Vin a few years back, while he was doing the aforementioned Live At Lunch show from J&R Music in Manhattan. A true gentleman, very gracious, tons of stories. A memory I will hold close for the rest of my days.
BTW, his current show is still avail for streaming on the 'FUV website (wfuv.org) -- or was the last time I looked. I always forget to check in with him.
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first half looks pretty good
2/20/2008 - Wednesday! Soundin' Good in...1980!!!
1. Cars - Touch and Go
2. Dire Straits - Expresso Love
3. Pretenders - Stop Your Sobbing
4. SOS Band - Take Your Time (Do it Right)
5. Clash - London Calling (BEST OF SET!!)
6. Kings - This Beat Goes On/Switchin' to Glide
7. XTC - Generals and Majors
8. Ray Goodman & Brown - Special Lady
9. Pointer Sisters - He's So Shy
10. Jim Carroll Band - People Who Died
BONUS TRACK: Elvis Costello - I Can't Stand Up for Falling Down
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BONUS TRACK: Elvis Costello - I Can't Stand Up for Falling Down
Holy flaming mother of God! Annalisa plays a bonus from an LP that has NEVER graced a Morey '80 set, afaik. Amazing. I just heard the orig (ballad) version of ICSUFFD the other day -- a fine Isaac Hayes/David Porter composition.
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BOS4 Pointers, "Only a Fool Would Believe That He's So Shy"
Robbie Dupree: "Can I borrow that lick, too?"
McDonald/Loggins: "Steal away!"
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and here's yer Lennon clip into -- UGH! "People Who Died".. for shame, Dave -- seriously.
I was on the air in NJ the night Lennon died, ended up doing the overnight, playing all Beatles/Lennon and network news updates until sunrise. I recall taking calls from listeners whose clock radios went off at 5am or 6am tuned to our station, woke up not knowing what all the fuss was about.
Wow! I was in NYC and heard the news from Vin Scelsa. And of course WNEW-FM went into several days of all-Beatles-all-the-time programming.
I have Vin Scelsa on tape from that night, from WNEW-FM's 20th Anniversary retrospect in 1987
I've heard the Scelsa tape a few times--always gives me chills. (Dave's got it in his clip archive, and I believe Vin played it on his Live At Lunch Internet show (RIP) a number of years ago on the anniversary of Lennon's death.)
Yeah, Scelsa was understandably choked-up, but still professional. Such a sense of loss in his voice and those of his callers that night.
Yep--it's so obvious that he's just rocked, but still carrying on for his listeners, and vice versa.
I had the opportunity to meet Vin a few years back, while he was doing the aforementioned Live At Lunch show from J&R Music in Manhattan. A true gentleman, very gracious, tons of stories. A memory I will hold close for the rest of my days.
BTW, his current show is still avail for streaming on the 'FUV website (wfuv.org) -- or was the last time I looked. I always forget to check in with him.
I want to archive this conversation.
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BOS4 Pointers, "Only a Fool Would Believe That He's So Shy"
Robbie Dupree: "Can I borrow that lick, too?"
McDonald/Loggins: "Steal away!"
LOL! thanks, I was trying to think of another song or two in that category. Well, C'est la Vie, Sweetheart!
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and here's yer Lennon clip into -- UGH! "People Who Died".. for shame, Dave -- seriously.
I was on-the-air the night Lennon died, ended up doing the overnight, playing all Beatles/Lennon and network news updates until sunrise. I recall taking calls from listeners whose clock radios went off at 5am or 6am tuned to our station, who woke up not knowing what all the fuss was about.
I was only 12 when Lennon died. I actually never heard of the Beatles until Lennon died. To me Paul McCartney was that "dude" from Wings. I did own Lennon's 1980 album (of course it was half good and half bad, you all know which half was bad).