10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on May 09, 2008, 10:02:24 AM
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Take 2.
Pata Pata leads off.
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Take 2.
Pata Pata leads off.
Mike had posted this but it disappeared. I'll repost myself: BOS1 to Miriam Makeba - who's playing Celebrate Brooklyn in Prospect Park in a few weeks (Isaac Hayes is playing two days prior to kick it off).
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First visit this year. Went 5 times last year (when there were lots of 40th anniversaries and birthdays) but only once in '06.
BOS #1 Ms Makeba!
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Take 2.
Pata Pata leads off.
instant BOS to a fab TOTHK. Ms Makeba (aka Mrs. Masakela) rules. Hit it!
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we were all so much older/younger then... BOS2 Byrds. 10-way-tie possible.
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BOS #2 Byrds doing Dylan
(they did this every bit as much as Manfred Mann covered Broooce, but got much less flack for it, n' c'est pas?)
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Only the 7th total appearance by the Byrds in the Db, 3 of this song, 2 of "Eight Miles High", plus "Mr. Tambourine Man" & "SYWTBARNRS".
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VHM to the Byrds and to Country Joe's fixin-to-die rag.
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BOS #2 Byrds doing Dylan
(they did this every bit as much as Manfred Mann covered Broooce, but got much less flack for it, n' c'est pas?)
'67 was different from '77, n'est ce pas?
BOS3 CJ&TF.
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There goes the 10-way tie (but in a good way)...UBER BOS to Country Joe & the Fish "I Feel Like I'm Fixin' To Die Rag".
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BOS #2 Byrds doing Dylan
(they did this every bit as much as Manfred Mann covered Broooce, but got much less flack for it, n' c'est pas?)
More, even. But they made Dylan palatable for the masses.
BOS3 Country Joe. Doo-wacka, doo-wacka, dooo...
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OMFG! Boogaloo Down B'way with the Fantastic Johnny C! BOS4.
off vinyl, clearly (or not-so-clearly)
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There goes mah baby! and here comes BOS5.
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There goes mah baby! and here comes BOS5.
Didn't Cat Stevens record this early in his career (although this is someone else, I think)? Great tune, in any case.
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BOS6 Nancy S for Coke!
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There goes mah baby! and here comes BOS5.
Didn't Cat Stevens record this early in his career (although this is someone else, I think)? Great tune, in any case.
I think he wrote it too, iirc. This was the Tremeloes, no?
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So far I am giving everything a BOS.
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The BOS parade continues--Dreaming, Cream. I'd have bet this was a bustout, but it's in the DB 3 times!
And still more: BeeGees, NY Mining Disaster...
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BOS7 "Dreaming", BOS8 "NYMD1914"
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BOS7 "Dreaming", BOS8 "NYMD1914"
agreed, but you're a little dyslexic on the year of the disaster.
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"Yesterday don't matter if it's gone."
Was this a subtle dish on the Beatles song?
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BOS9 Stones. This is one fabulous set.
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Short songs is right. Ruby Tuesday is #8, and it's only 10:21. Wonder how many Dave will slip in?
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BOS7 "Dreaming", BOS8 "NYMD1914"
agreed, but you're a little dyslexic on the year of the disaster.
yesterday don't matter if it's gone.
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...only the 2nd appearance for "Ruby Tuesday" in the Db. Hoodathunkit?
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Short songs is right. Ruby Tuesday is #8, and it's only 10:21. Wonder how many Dave will slip in?
You think he was settiing himself up to crank it up to 11?
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Joan Baez rules!
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Save up all your bread and fly Trans Love Airways to SFO!
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Sudden derailment of the BOS train: San Francisco Nights--what was Eric Burdon thinking?
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Joan Baez rules!
indeed. "Joan Baez, folksinger and pacifist".
BOS10 to song 9, "SF Nights".
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Sudden derailment of the BOS train: San Francisco Nights--what was Eric Burdon thinking?
thinking, quite rightly, that this is a great town -- I'm shocked you'd question this song!
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Sudden derailment of the BOS train: San Francisco Nights--what was Eric Burdon thinking?
You mean...which drug combination backfired on him?
And with that I believe I have hit 10,000 posts. Whoop!
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Those damn dirty HIPPIES! You can hear the contempt in Reasoner's voice whenever he says the word.
And speaking of "what were they thinking?" -- Magical Mystery Tour!
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Sudden derailment of the BOS train: San Francisco Nights--what was Eric Burdon thinking?
You mean...which drug combination backfired on him?
And with that I believe I have hit 10,000 posts. Whoop!
all hail the Grand Master Geek!
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Yay for "SF Nights" - a bit of sudden cognitive dissonance for me, as I'm reminded of how much I miss SF, how in sync I felt with things, and yet unable/unwilling to go back while I've got the career track going so well here in NYC.
Meanwhile, there are about 15 Beatles songs from '67 I like better than MMT.
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There goes mah baby! and here comes BOS5.
Didn't Cat Stevens record this early in his career (although this is someone else, I think)? Great tune, in any case.
He (co-?)wrote it.
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Holy Flaming Mother of Graham Nash! "Pay You back with Interest". BOS11.
a good Hollies anthol is a must for any collection.
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Sudden derailment of the BOS train: San Francisco Nights--what was Eric Burdon thinking?
You mean...which drug combination backfired on him?
And with that I believe I have hit 10,000 posts. Whoop!
Happy Grand Master-hood; and to celebrate, "Pay You Back W/ Interest"!
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Short songs is right. Ruby Tuesday is #8, and it's only 10:21. Wonder how many Dave will slip in?
You think he was settiing himself up to crank it up to 11?
I was expecting a twin-spin with the flip, LSTNT.
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Sudden derailment of the BOS train: San Francisco Nights--what was Eric Burdon thinking?
thinking, quite rightly, that this is a great town -- I'm shocked you'd question this song!
It's not a terrible song by any stretch; it just seems like a kind of blatant attempt to jump onboard a scene he's not terribly familiar with. I mean, just the concept of a "warm San Francisco night"--how often do we get one of those around here? Maybe once or twice a year if we're lucky? And some of his other lyrical references are kind of silly too--I know we've talked about the "American Dream, includes Indians, too..." line.
Loving hearing the Hollies--yet another BOS.
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Sudden derailment of the BOS train: San Francisco Nights--what was Eric Burdon thinking?
thinking, quite rightly, that this is a great town -- I'm shocked you'd question this song!
It's not a terrible song by any stretch; it just seems like a kind of blatant attempt to jump onboard a scene he's not terribly familiar with. I mean, just the concept of a "warm San Francisco night"--how often do we get one of those around here? Maybe once or twice a year if we're lucky? And some of his other lyrical references are kind of silly too--I know we've talked about the "American Dream, includes Indians, too..." line.
The stanza about the Hell's Angels is a little off-putting. But he sold it all well.
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back announce LOL - "Tune #10 Yay! The Beatles, and then Tune #10 The Hollies..."
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Sudden derailment of the BOS train: San Francisco Nights--what was Eric Burdon thinking?
thinking, quite rightly, that this is a great town -- I'm shocked you'd question this song!
It's not a terrible song by any stretch; it just seems like a kind of blatant attempt to jump onboard a scene he's not terribly familiar with. I mean, just the concept of a "warm San Francisco night"--how often do we get one of those around here? Maybe once or twice a year if we're lucky? And some of his other lyrical references are kind of silly too--I know we've talked about the "American Dream, includes Indians, too..." line.
it's another for the "Brits writing cluelessly about California" set, along with "Kids in America" and "Beach Baby". But I still adore it.
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05/09/2008 - FRIDAY!!! An awesome set from...1967!!!
1. Miriam Makeba - Pata Pata
2. Byrds - My Back Pages
3. Country Joe & the Fish - I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-To-Die Rag
4. Fantastic Johnny C - Boogaloo Down Broadway
5. Tremeloes - Here Comes My Baby
6. Cream - Dreaming
7. Bee Gees - New York Mining Disaster 1941
8. Rolling Stones - Ruby Tuesday
9. Animals - San Francisco Nights (BEST OF SET!!)
10. Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour
11. Hollies - Pay You Back With Interest
BONUS TRACK: Easybeats - Friday On My Mind
(NOTE: "Byrds" and "Tremeloes" spelled wrong)
[cleanup by GG for the record]
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05/09/2008 - FRIDAY!!! An awesome set from...1967!!!
1. Miriam Makeba - Pata Pata
2. Bydrs - My Back Pages
3. Country Joe & the Fish - Feel Like I'm Fixin' to Die Rag
4. Fantastic Johnny C - Boogaloo Down Broadway
5. Tremelos - Here Comes My Baby
6. Cream - Dreaming
7. Bee Gees - New York Mining Disaster 1941
8. Rolling Stones - Ruby Tuesday
9. Animals - San Francisco Nights (BEST OF SET!!)
10. Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour
11. Hollies - Pay You Back With Interest
BONUS TRACK: Easybeats - Friday On My Mind
(NOTE: "Byrds" and "Tremeloes" spelled wrong)
And three bustouts in the set: the Fantastic Johnny C, Tremeloes, and Hollies songs were all first-timers in the scope of the DB
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05/09/2008 - FRIDAY!!! An awesome set from...1967!!!
1. Miriam Makeba - Pata Pata
2. Bydrs - My Back Pages
3. Country Joe & the Fish - Feel Like I'm Fixin' to Die Rag
4. Fantastic Johnny C - Boogaloo Down Broadway
5. Tremelos - Here Comes My Baby
6. Cream - Dreaming
7. Bee Gees - New York Mining Disaster 1941
8. Rolling Stones - Ruby Tuesday
9. Animals - San Francisco Nights (BEST OF SET!!)
10. Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour
11. Hollies - Pay You Back With Interest
BONUS TRACK: Easybeats - Friday On My Mind
(NOTE: "Byrds" and "Tremeloes" spelled wrong)
And three bustouts in the set: the Fantastic Johnny C, Tremeloes, and Hollies songs were all first-timers in the scope of the DB
kudos to the birthday boy who sent Dave the list (all the more amazing since he was in his late 20's -- we should fix him up with Gaz!). This is 2 Fridays in a row that we've had a set with multiple bustouts.
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it's another for the "Brits writing cluelessly about California" set, along with "Kids in America" and "Beach Baby".
Ooh! And "Sausalito Summernight"!
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it's another for the "Brits writing cluelessly about California" set, along with "Kids in America" and "Beach Baby".
Ooh! And "Sausalito Summernight"!
they were German, methinks, but -- definitely!
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it's another for the "Brits writing cluelessly about California" set, along with "Kids in America" and "Beach Baby".
Ooh! And "Sausalito Summernight"!
they were German, methinks, but -- definitely!
Diesel were Dutch, not Deutsch. They morphed out of Kayak, which I still have a vinyl 33 of, featuring the song "Want You To Be Mine" that my bro Chris & I still love.
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kudos to the birthday boy who sent Dave the list (all the more amazing since he was in his late 20's -- we should fix him up with Gaz!). This is 2 Fridays in a row that we've had a set with multiple bustouts.
I had a feeling of deja vu about this, & in fact we had a 1968 set back in January that was requested by a kid named Shane on his 21st b-day. That was the set where Dave played a clip of Da Mayor ranting about the Chicago convention, and Dave segued it straight into "I am the God of Hell Fire!"
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yay! Dave saved the '67 replay for next to last on Saturday!
BOS for "Pata Pata" again!
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yay! Dave saved the '67 replay for next to last on Saturday!
BOS for "Pata Pata" again!
I caught 3-11 in the original spin and only 8-9 this morning. I was (un)lucky enuf to hear 89 and 82 during my morning outings. I did like the earthquake clip.
...born to be alive..... ;D