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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on July 10, 2008, 10:01:24 AM
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TOTHK Bram Tchaikovsky -- BOS.
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The song is a stunning rip of Born to Run, woudn't ya say? Well, all right. It's got a bunch of Byrds and Who in it too.
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TOTHK Bram Tchaikovsky -- BOS.
Let's hope this is the harbinger of a great set overall & not the highlight.
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The song is a stunning rip of Born to Run, woudn't ya say? Well, all right. It's got a bunch of Byrds and Who in it too.
I never caught the BTR similarity, but it's a Byrds thing for me, mostly -- the Great 12-string Guitar Revival of '79! (Shoes, Records, the Searchers comeback...)
BOS2 Kinks.
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Now I'm calling all citizens from all over the world, vote BOS #2 for the Kinks.
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The song is a stunning rip of Born to Run, woudn't ya say? Well, all right. It's got a bunch of Byrds and Who in it too.
I never caught the BTR similarity, but it's a Byrds thing for me, mostly -- the Great 12-string Guitar Revival of '79! (Shoes, Records, the Searchers comeback...)
BOS2 Kinks.
Speaking of songs that sound like other songs...I think I'm having a Jumping Jack Flashback. But like the previous song, good stuff.
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The song is a stunning rip of Born to Run, woudn't ya say? Well, all right. It's got a bunch of Byrds and Who in it too.
I never caught the BTR similarity, but it's a Byrds thing for me, mostly -- the Great 12-string Guitar Revival of '79! (Shoes, Records, the Searchers comeback...)
BOS2 Kinks.
Speaking of songs that sound like other songs...I think I'm having a Jumping Jack Flashback. But like the previous song, good stuff.
Yes ... and relevant today!
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VHM Police.
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The PO-lice at Concord Wed with Elvis C., I'll be there! It'll be 1979 all over again
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mmm... a hot summer nite w/Robert Palmer... VHM "Bad Case" -- I *know* you like it!
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BOS #3, Robert Palmer, the only person from Malta I can name.
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another VHM BJ, wit da Dom Perignon in his hand and da spoon up his nose
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Big Shot
(http://www.pinballrebel.com/game/pins/big_shot/big_shot_1.jpg)
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another VHM BJ, wit da Dom Perignon in his hand and da spoon up his nose
This takes me back more than any other song, but didn't this come out in 78?
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another VHM BJ, wit da Dom Perignon in his hand and da spoon up his nose
So much fun to be around!
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another VHM BJ, wit da Dom Perignon in his hand and da spoon up his nose
This takes me back more than any other song, but didn't this come out in 78?
nonoyouhadtobea Beeeg Shot! LP: late '78; single charted in '79.
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Dave shoulda played "I'm Stuck in a Pagoda with Trisha Toyota"!
BOS3 T.Heads
Dave has easily eclipsed Bob's AOR-centric set from earlier today, even if we don't get a bustout.
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BOS, TMTTR, TH
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This takes me back more than any other song, but didn't this come out in 78?
Speaking of songs that came out in '78...BOS #4 "Take Me To The River"
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BOS, TMTTR, TH
Ditto. Such a great, creepy sound on this one. Nothing like the rest of the music out there.
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BOS4 Ms. Summer, dimming the lights...
"I'm like a cup/so fill me up"
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BOS4 Ms. Summer, dimming the lights...
"I'm like a cup/so fill me up"
The beginning reminded me of "Ooh, I Need You". Who does that one? Climax Blues Band?
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Proxy of GazWOS: Doobs.
"does he come in a friend's car" -- uh, does she mean "arrive", or...?
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WOS Doobies. maybe a guilty displeasure, but WAFB has never done anything for me.
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Lesser-known Scandal?
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Cindy Bullens "Survivor"
Born 1953, West Newbury, Massachusetts. Now based in Portland, Maine, this singer-songwriter travelled to Los Angeles in 1974 in an attempt to break into the music business. Her dedication paid off when she was taken on tour by Elton John, and appeared on his 1976 album Blue Moves. Further session work entailed before Bullens was picked to sing on the Grammy nominated Grease soundtrack. A solo deal with United Artists Records followed, and Bullens earned another Grammy nomination for Best Rock Vocal Performance for her single "Survivor', taken from 1979"s Desire Wire. The follow-up, Steal The Night, was less successful, although "Trust Me" became a minor hit single. Bullens appeared on Bryan Adams' You Want It, You Got It in 1981, and over the course of the decade performed with artists including Bonnie Raitt, Rod Stewart, Lucinda Williams, Joe Cocker and Bob Dylan. She resurrected her own solo career with a strong album for MCA Records in 1989.
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OMFG! BOS5 Zappa!!!!
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OMFG! BOS5 Zappa!!!!
I guess you only get one chance in life to play a song that goes like this...
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Cindy Bullens "Survivor"
Born 1953, West Newbury, Massachusetts. Now based in Portland, Maine, this singer-songwriter travelled to Los Angeles, California in 1974 in an attempt to break into the music business. Her dedication paid off when she was taken on tour by Elton John, and appeared on his 1976 collection, Blue Moves. Further session work entailed before Bullens was picked to sing on the Grammy nominated Grease soundtrack. A solo deal with United Artists Records followed, and Bullens earned another Grammy nomination for Best Rock Vocal Performance for her single "Survivor', taken from 1979"s Desire Wire. The follow-up, Steal The Night, was less successful, although "Trust Me" became a minor hit single. Bullens appeared on Bryan Adams' You Want It, You Got It in 1981, and over the course of the decade performed with artists including Bonnie Raitt, Rod Stewart, Lucinda Williams, Joe Cocker and Bob Dylan. She resurrected her own solo career with a strong album for MCA Records in 1989.
Velly intelesting. I actually own a recent Cindy Bullens CD which I bought on the strength of "It Was a Long Way Down (But I Liked Falling)". Good stuff.
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OMFG! BOS5 Zappa!!!!
You only get one chance in life to sing a song that goes like this...
"don't you boys know any NICE songs?"
Dave redeems the week with this set -- and tomorrow being Friday, there's hope for something old or thematic.
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OMFG! Annalisa's bonus is... "Starry Eyes", the Records. (Which of course woulda been a Morey bustout.) Outstanding!
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OMFG! Annalisa's bonus is... "Starry Eyes", the Records. (Which of course woulda been a Morey bustout.) Outstanding!
Don't remember this at all, but very nice.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Records
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OMFG! Annalisa's bonus is... "Starry Eyes", the Records. (Which of course woulda been a Morey bustout.) Outstanding!
Don't remember this at all, but very nice.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Records
part of the aforementioned 12-string guitar revival! I've never heard their cover of Tim Moore's "Rock'n'Roll Love Letter" (a hit for the Bay City Rollers!) but I'd love to.
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07/10/2008 - Thursday! A good visit to...1979!!
1. Bram Tchaikovsky - Girl of My Dreams
2. Kinks - Catch Me Now I'm Falling
3. Police - Bring On the Night
4. Robert Palmer - Bad Case of Lovin' You
5. Billy Joel - Big Shot
6. Talking Heads - Take Me to the River
7. Donna Summer - Dim All the Lights
8. Doobie Brothers - What a Fool Believes
9. Cindy Bullens - Survivor
10. Frank Zappa - Joe's Garage
BONUS TRACK: The Records - Starry Eyes
Def Dave's best effort of the week, but MAJOR kudos to Annalisa and the Foghead who picked the Bonus!
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BOS #3, Robert Palmer, the only person from Malta I can name.
I cast *Wikipedia* spell:
List of Maltese people (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Maltese_people)
The Batemans!