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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on February 28, 2008, 10:02:56 AM
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And the lights are goin' down in a California town...
Shoutout to the late John Stewart.
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And the lights are goin' down in a California town...
Shoutout to the late John Stewart.
I guess you could say he is in for the evening.
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And the lights are goin' down in a California town...
Shoutout to the late John Stewart.
JS doing his best Harry Chapin imitation, or so many thought at the time. It's Dave's day for the recently departed: he played Buddy Miles in the 6:00 hour.
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<-- "it's all part of my fantasy..."
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And the lights are goin' down in a California town...
Shoutout to the late John Stewart.
JS doing his best Harry Chapin imitation, or so many thought at the time. It's Dave's day for the recently departed: he played Buddy Miles in the 6:00 hour.
I'd expect to have Them Changes included in a set at his earliest opportunity.
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<-- "it's all part of my fantasy..."
That's some fantasy. You should introduce her to Scarlett and the twins.
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VHM EWF and the Emotions. Dance!
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<-- "it's all part of my fantasy..."
That's some fantasy. You should introduce her to Scarlett and the twins.
well, after all, we're in 1979: disco and free love for all! Boogie Wonderland! Oops, Carter just burst my bubble... But now Elvis saves the day!
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I think Dave has worn out this Carter clip. Seems like it has been in every 79 set for a long while.
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boogie wonderland
(much better than your body is a wonderland)
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First solid BOS candidate, although certainly a regular: EC, (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace Love and Understanding?
ETA: I recant that. It appears in the DB exactly once, in 2006. I could have sworn....
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<-- "it's all part of my fantasy..."
but that looks like a kitchen fantasy, not a rock 'n' roll fantasy.
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always a BOS for Elvis' "(WSF'B)PL&U?", tho' I'd've preferred a less-frequent flyer from this LP.
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peace & love
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boogie wonderland
(much better than your body is a wonderland)
Ha! but we know *your* body is a boogie wonderland, Ali.
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Angela Bofill? Something of a Dave fave, and a Narada to me.
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First solid BOS candidate, although certainly a regular: EC, (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace Love and Understanding?
ETA: I recant that. It appears in the DB exactly once, in 2006. I could have sworn....
Make that twice. It was in the Bush's iPod set a few years back, too. But I could still have sworn...
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First solid BOS candidate, although certainly a regular: EC, (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace Love and Understanding?
ETA: I recant that. It appears in the DB exactly once, in 2006. I could have sworn....
Make that twice. It was in the Bush's iPod set a few years back, too. But I could still have sworn...
You want another one? Without peeking, guess how many times "My Sharona" appears in the Db for 1979.
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Second serious BOS candidate: Roxy, Ain't That So.
Another single-appearance song, from '05. Could have sworn we'd heard it more recently. Maybe it was Ginger.
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First solid BOS candidate, although certainly a regular: EC, (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace Love and Understanding?
ETA: I recant that. It appears in the DB exactly once, in 2006. I could have sworn....
Make that twice. It was in the Bush's iPod set a few years back, too. But I could still have sworn...
You want another one? Without peeking, guess how many times "My Sharona" appears in the Db for 1979.
Two? Three max? (Since you're asking, it's probably just one.) Gonna go look now...
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those dirty rings!
Flip fone! remember that?
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BOS MIGHTY REAL. I'm feelin it!
Chair dancing.
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fun montage of ads (and dug Bill Graham's lineups back in the day)
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Here's another one for Alicat--you feelin' real, Ali? Sylvester is!
VVHM.
ETA: Guess i was a little slow there. She answered my question before I asked it:
BOS MIGHTY REAL. I'm feelin it!
Chair dancing.
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BOS2 Sylvester, obviously.
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well, it least it's underplayed Supertramp...
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well, it least it's underplayed Supertramp...
and there's the Doob's "Fool," but after all, it was all over the place in 79
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You want another one? Without peeking, guess how many times "My Sharona" appears in the Db for 1979.
the operative phrase there being "in 1979"...
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You want another one? Without peeking, guess how many times "My Sharona" appears in the Db for 1979.
Two? Three max? (Since you're asking, it's probably just one.) Gonna go look now...
Only twice in a '79 set, 3 times in a VT that covered summer of '79, and once in the Earworm set.
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Another VHM to the Doobies, aka the Michael McDonald Band. IIRC, What A Fool Believes cleaned up at the Grammies. Unfortunatly, AMG's notoriously slow servers are timing out on me, so I can't confirm that.
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Ian Gomm, yea!
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well, it least it's underplayed Supertramp...
and there's the Doob's "Fool," but after all, it was all over the place in 79
I never can figure out what he's singing on this line: " ...somewhere back in ______." Anyone?
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well, it least it's underplayed Supertramp...
and there's the Doob's "Fool," but after all, it was all over the place in 79
he had to play this after having played "He's So Shy" last week... "Steal Away" should be on tap next week.
VHM Ian Gomm, which I truly loved back then. Guess it was either this or "Cruel to be Kind" to cover the Stiff contingent.
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Ian Gomm, yea!
You betcha, BOS3, after Elvis and the Roxy. (Ain't It So took my actual vote tho.)
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well, it least it's underplayed Supertramp...
and there's the Doob's "Fool," but after all, it was all over the place in 79
I never can figure out what he's singing on this line: " ...somewhere back in ______." Anyone?
"her long ago"
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Another VHM to the Doobies, aka the Michael McDonald Band. IIRC, What A Fool Believes cleaned up at the Grammies. Unfortunatly, AMG's notoriously slow servers are timing out on me, so I can't confirm that.
I was already in:
1979 (Album) Minute By Minute - Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal
1979 (Song) What a Fool Believes - Record Of The Year
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Another VHM to the Doobies, aka the Michael McDonald Band. IIRC, What A Fool Believes cleaned up at the Grammies. Unfortunatly, AMG's notoriously slow servers are timing out on me, so I can't confirm that.
Song of the year and Record of the Year, I'm guessing; not sure about the Album winner that year.
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Another VHM to the Doobies, aka the Michael McDonald Band. IIRC, What A Fool Believes cleaned up at the Grammies. Unfortunatly, AMG's notoriously slow servers are timing out on me, so I can't confirm that.
I was already in:
1979 (Album) Minute By Minute - Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal
1979 (Song) What a Fool Believes - Record Of The Year
Also Best Instrumental arrangement accompanying Vocalist(s)/Best background arrangement to Michael McDonald,
and Song of the Year to Kenny Loggins and Michael McDonald, both for WAFB. (I think record of the year is for the recording, song of the year is for songwriting.)
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Foghead totally cacked on the bonus choice. Rosalie offered him Tim Curry's I Do the Rock or the aforementioned My Sharona, but he took Devo's Workin' In a Coal Mine--which wasn't even from '79, iirc.
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Foghead totally cacked on the bonus choice. Rosalie offered him Tim Curry's I Do the Rock or the aforementioned My Sharona, but he took Devo's Workin' In a Coal Mine--which wasn't even from '79, iirc.
I was ready to do the rock
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Foghead totally cacked on the bonus choice. Rosalie offered him Tim Curry's I Do the Rock or the aforementioned My Sharona, but he took Devo's Workin' In a Coal Mine--which wasn't even from '79, iirc.
indeed -- "Whip it" is from 1980, and "Coal Mine" came after that.
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(I think record of the year is for the recording, song of the year is for songwriting.)
This is correct.
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Another VHM to the Doobies, aka the Michael McDonald Band. IIRC, What A Fool Believes cleaned up at the Grammies. Unfortunatly, AMG's notoriously slow servers are timing out on me, so I can't confirm that.
Song of the year and Record of the Year, I'm guessing; not sure about the Album winner that year.
According to Wikipedia (I grit my teeth every time I type that), Album of the year at the 1980 Grammies (the same year the Doobies cleaned up) was Billy Joel's 52nd Street.
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Another VHM to the Doobies, aka the Michael McDonald Band. IIRC, What A Fool Believes cleaned up at the Grammies. Unfortunatly, AMG's notoriously slow servers are timing out on me, so I can't confirm that.
Song of the year and Record of the Year, I'm guessing; not sure about the Album winner that year.
According to Wikipedia (I grit my teeth every time I type that), Album of the year at the 1980 Grammies (the same year the Doobies cleaned up) was Billy Joel's 52nd Street.
Yup. Best New Artist was Rickie Lee Jones and it was the ONLY year they gave the "Best Disco Recording" Grammy (to "I Will Survive", ironically).
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02/28/2008 - Thursday! A quick visit to...1979!!!
1. John Stewart - Gold
2. Bad Company - Rock & Roll Fantasy
3. EWF & the Emotions - Boogie Wonderland
4. Elvis Costello - (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love & Understanding?
5. Angela Bofill - I Try
6. Roxy Music - Ain't That So
7. Sylvester - You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) (BEST OF SET!!)
8. Supertramp - Just Another Nervous Wreck
9. Doobie Brothers - What a Fool Believes
10. Ian Gomm - Hold On
BONUS TRACK: Devo - Workin' in a Coal Mine