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Main Discussion Area => Capital Gold, other Internet Radio => Topic started by: RGMike on May 19, 2008, 10:51:01 AM
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DJ Marilynn spins some JB.
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jus' like Sally Walker, Ree-Ree's sittin' in a saucer, gettin' the Spirit in the Dark.
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Judge's flashback of the day (so far): The Jets, "Rock it to You"
followed by Prince, "We are the New Power Generation" -- lay down your funky weapons!
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Got a bit weary of Judge's Malcolm X birthday salute (basically uninterrupted speechifying) after 20+ minutes, and switched to SoulClassics24/7 -- I'm hearing Grayson Hugh's wonderful "Talk it Over" for the first time in years.
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Judge's flashback of the day (so far): The Jets, "Rock it to You"
I'd forgotten how silly the "Rocket 2 U" video (http://youtube.com/watch?v=tCu2tm0NPec) was. It's like Andrew Ridgeley discovered he had numerous Tongan siblings while hosting Pee-wee's Playhouse.
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Judge's flashback of the day (so far): The Jets, "Rock it to You"
I'd forgotten how silly the "Rocket 2 U" video (http://youtube.com/watch?v=tCu2tm0NPec) was. It's like Andrew Ridgeley discovered he had numerous Tongan siblings while hosting Pee-wee's Playhouse.
LOL! The Jets: DeBarge without the coke.
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Somebody call Casey Kasem: JJ on KPOO is playing Brook Benton... and he doesn't sound like Roger Wittaker at ALL.
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CGSS disco-very of the week: Creative Source's cover of "Who Is He and What Is He To You?", in a 12" remix that sounds like imitation Norman Whitfield circa '72.
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WLNG resurrects a lost slice of bubblegum: Street People with "Jennifer Tomkins" (not to be confused with "Jennifer Eccles" or "Jennifer Juniper" or 27 Jennifers).
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This week's Idiot's Delight starts off with Vin heaping praise on the California Supreme Court for last week's gay marriage decision. He then follows with a lengthy set dedicated to the Golden State. Def. worth a listen:
http://wfuv.streamguys.us/cgi-bin/colinker.cgi?colink=111773007810570
(The May 17 show is the one you want.)
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This week's Idiot's Delight starts off with Vin heaping praise on the California Supreme Court for last week's gay marriage decision. He then follows with a lengthy set dedicated to the Golden State. Def. worth a listen:
http://wfuv.streamguys.us/cgi-bin/colinker.cgi?colink=111773007810570
(The May 17 show is the one you want.)
that'll be my daytime listening tomorrow. I wonder of Vin ever gets grief from the Catholic overlords of 'FUV for stuff like that...
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WLNG resurrects a lost slice of bubblegum: Street People with "Jennifer Tomkins"
Useless trivia: written and sung by none other than Rupert Holmes.
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WLNG resurrects a lost slice of bubblegum: Street People with "Jennifer Tomkins"
Useless trivia: written and sung by none other than Rupert Holmes.
OMG! I'd completely forgotten that connection! First time I'd ever heard it the song, actually. Totally didn't recognize his voice. Thanks!
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This week's Idiot's Delight starts off with Vin heaping praise on the California Supreme Court for last week's gay marriage decision. He then follows with a lengthy set dedicated to the Golden State. Def. worth a listen:
http://wfuv.streamguys.us/cgi-bin/colinker.cgi?colink=111773007810570
(The May 17 show is the one you want.)
that'll be my daytime listening tomorrow. I wonder of Vin ever gets grief from the Catholic overlords of 'FUV for stuff like that...
OMG, I just logged on to this. I'm looking at the playlist
http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/wfuv/guide.guidemain?action=viewPlaylist&playlistID=328970&eventID=14795
and it's amazing. Thanks fo the tip, urth!
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After that fab salute to Cali, John says "Gimme Some Truth"! Scelsa rules -- I gotta add this to my weekly must-listens.
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Thank you Mr Scelsa: I haven't heard Judy Collins' cover of Donovan's "Sunny Goodge Street" in 30 years, easily. "My My they sigh..."
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After that fab salute to Cali, John says "Gimme Some Truth"! Scelsa rules -- I gotta add this to my weekly must-listens.
"GST" is a weekly occurence with Vin--I believe he's been playing it for awhile, like maybe since, oh, late January of 2001.
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Over to WLNG for Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazelwood's forgotten "Summer Wine". And it's followed by her dad with "That's Life".
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"Take it to the skozmos!" Wherever that is. CGSS is Funkin' for Jamaica (Jamaica, Queens, that is).
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Stevie wants to see me in the raw, under the stars above -- let's just say he's lucky he's blind.
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Hey Mike, have you had any problem with the CG player, when listening to archived shows, timing out on you if you put it on pause? I've had it happen twice today, and since it won't let you advance thru the stream to a specific point in the show, it means you have to listen from the beginning all over again. Kind of a pain.
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Hey Mike, have you had any problem with the CG player, when listening to archived shows, timing out on you if you put it on pause? I've had it happen twice today, and since it won't let you advance thru the stream to a specific point in the show, it means you have to listen from the beginning all over again. Kind of a pain.
the pause button doesn't work at all on mine! When they first launched the new player, it was possible to fast forward, but I guess the advertisers complained. They keep promising to break up the long shows (like CGSS) into smaller segments of 2 hours each, but so far no dice.
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Tonight's Barry Scott strikes gold early, with Donny & Marie's take on "Deep Purple." Never heard their take on Deep Purple, though.
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More great Scott: Rocky Burnette's Mike fave "Tired of Toein' the Line," and - OMGWTFLOL! - Carly, not afraid of changing her act on "Attitude Dancing."
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Can't remember which thread you mentioned it on this week, Mike, but Barry just played Herbie Mann's "Hijack." Great stuff! Traumatizing album cover, though. Why'd it tumble off the chart so suddenly?
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Can't remember which thread you mentioned it on this week, Mike, but Barry just played Herbie Mann's "Hijack."
It was in the Top 20 of Casey's 1975 chart last week. Flute solos are almost as rare on the charts as xylophone solos! Dunno why it tumbled the way it did; maybe there was an actual hijacking? (they were big in the '70s)
As to the Carly: it was considered quite the misstep at the time, since it peaked at #21 and no other Top 40 hits were forthcoming from her all-too-appropriately titled LP, Playing Possum. It would be 2 years before she had another hit, and that was the James Bond theme she sang but didn't write.
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Selvin kicks off his show tonite with the Brains' fab orig version of "Money Changes Everything". Still an amazing track.
Selvin's guest is Richard Gossin (?), a former KSAN-in-the-free-form-days DJ, and they're reminiscing about when radio was cool.
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Selvin kicks off his show tonite with the Brains' fab orig version of "Money Changes Everything". Still an amazing track.
Selvin's guest is Richard Gossin (?), a former KSAN-in-the-free-form-days DJ, and they're reminiscing about when radio was cool.
Probably was Richard Gossett.