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Main Discussion Area => Capital Gold, other Internet Radio => Topic started by: mshray on October 27, 2008, 09:52:34 AM
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Hey Gaz, I'm DeepTrackin' between Bob & Dave's sets & they just fired up "Fast Buck Freddie"!!
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Hey Gaz, I'm DeepTrackin' between Bob & Dave's sets & they just fired up "Fast Buck Freddie"!!
Nice! I haven't listened to Deep Tracks in months.
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TANC: after Dave suggested "check out Lou Rawls' version of 'Tobacco Road' sometime" last week... here it is on KPOO!
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Judge is doing a salute to Rudy Ray Moore/"Dolemite" today. Just heard the trailer for Disco Godfather (!):
"It's a movie that'll put you in traction!
Comin' to this theatre as the next attraction!"
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Bob Shannon is doing his "Lost Hits" Halloween show on WLNG -- here's R Dean Taylor's fab Faux Tops-ish "There's a Ghost in My House" -- no wonder he has 7 rooms of gloom.
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WLNG Nugget o' the Day: Osmonds, "Let Me In" -- the 3rd hunk of 1973 cheeze this hour, after "The Morning After" and "Top of the World"
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Great gosh a-mighty! My fave Staples single, "Heavy makes You happy" Sha-na-boom-boom, yeah!
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Hey Gaz, I'm DeepTrackin' between Bob & Dave's sets & they just fired up "Fast Buck Freddie"!!
Nice! I haven't listened to Deep Tracks in months.
where this Deep Tracks that you speak of? how may I partake?
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Hey Gaz, I'm DeepTrackin' between Bob & Dave's sets & they just fired up "Fast Buck Freddie"!!
Nice! I haven't listened to Deep Tracks in months.
where this Deep Tracks that you speak of? how may I partake?
It's The Drive's "other" internet channel -- avail on their website @ www.wdrv.com or by clicking "WDRV Deep Tracks" under Regional 10@10s. It's a very enjoyable classic rock stream a la KCDX or WMIR.
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CG update: their player seems to (finally) be working again; I'm sampling their "Saturday Night Party Classics" show, which appears to be jockless, and an all-over-the-map conglomeration of upbeat tunes: 4 Tops "Reach out", followed by Wayne Fontana "Game of Love", followed by "Backstabbers", followed by "Message in a Bottle"... WTF? So it's not a soul/disco show at all, and therefore not terribly interesting. I won't be making time in my schedule for this.
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CG update: their player seems to (finally) be working again; I'm sampling their "Saturday Night Party Classics" show, which appears to be jockless, and an all-over-the-map conglomeration of upbeat tunes: 4 Tops "Reach out", followed by Wayne Fontana "Game of Love", followed by "Backstabbers", followed by "Message in a Bottle"... WTF? So it's not a soul/disco show at all, and therefore not terribly interesting. I won't be making time in my schedule for this.
Switched over to Sweeney's Sixties Classics, one of the few interesting shows left on CG; just heard -- NTM -- the Swinging Blue Jeans' version of "You're No Good" (!) And now the Move can "Hear the Grass Grow". I've gotta remember to listen to this show more regularly.
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a fab '60s flashback on the retro-chart show: a March 1968 chart -- Bev Bevan of the Move (and later of ELO) is the guest. The Move were at #3 (guess Esther & Abi Ofarim were unavailable).
01. Esther And Abi Ofarim - Cinderella Rockefella
02. Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich - Legend Of Xanadu
03. The Move - Fire Brigade
04. Don Partridge - Rosie
05. Donovan - Jennifer Juniper
06. Tom Jones - Delilah
07. Lemon Pipers - Green Tambourine
08. Manfred Mann - The Mighty Quinn
09. Otis Redding - (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay
10. Lulu - Me The Peaceful Heart
11. The Beach Boys - Darlin'
12. Solomon King - She Wears My Ring
13. Status Quo - Pictures Of Matchstick Men
14. Amen Corner - Bend Me Shape Me
15. The Bee Gees - Words
16. The Tremeloes - Suddenly You Love Me
17. Louis Armstrong - What A Wonderful World/Cabaret
18. Brenton Wood - Gimme Little Sign
19. Engelbert Humperdinck - Am I That Easy To Forget
20. Love Affair - Everlasting Love
21. Paul Mauriat - Love Is Blue (L'Amour Est Bleu)
22. Foundations - Back On My Feet Again
23. Grapefruit - Dear Delilah
24. Elvis Presley - Guitar Man
25. Jeff Beck - Love Is Blue
26. John Fred And The Playboy Band - Judy In Disguise (With Glasses)
27. Alan Price Set - Don't Stop The Carnival
28. The Dave Clark Five - No One Can Break A Heart Like You
29. Frankie Vaughan - Nevertheless
30. The Four Tops - If I Were A Carpenter
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BTW, in the above chart -- yes, Jeff Beck's "Love is Blue" is a cover of the Paul Mauriat hit! Here's Beck's version, NTM and totally WTF:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGiqami4omY
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Amen Corner's "Bend Me Shape Me" is a totally different record from the American Breed's version. JoBoxers shoulda done a cover of the AC arrangement to follow-up "Just Got Lucky".
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a fab '60s flashback on the retro-chart show: a March 1968 chart -- Bev Bevan of the Move (and later of ELO) is the guest. The Move were at #3 (guess Esther & Abi Ofarim were unavailable).
01. Esther And Abi Ofarim - Cinderella Rockefella
...snippy snip...
30. The Four Tops - If I Were A Carpenter
holy frijoles! now THIS is the kind of internet radio that makes me hardly EVER listen to my itunes MP3s. I'll have to seek out the retro-chart show for next time.
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a fab '60s flashback on the retro-chart show: a March 1968 chart -- Bev Bevan of the Move (and later of ELO) is the guest. The Move were at #3 (guess Esther & Abi Ofarim were unavailable).
01. Esther And Abi Ofarim - Cinderella Rockefella
...snippy snip...
30. The Four Tops - If I Were A Carpenter
holy frijoles! now THIS is the kind of internet radio that makes me hardly EVER listen to my itunes MP3s. I'll have to seek out the retro-chart show for next time.
It's available for download (look for the "Listen Again" tab once you open their player) until this Sunday. Tom Jones, the original gangsta, just popped a cap in dat 'ho Delilah. (actually he used a knife). He shoulda hooked up with "Jennifer Juniper" instead!
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For Ali and all those who miss CGSS, here's a possible substitute: London's "Heart Radio" and their Friday Club Classics...
http://www.heart1062.co.uk/club-classics-45
Today's a good day to try them out -- the show runs until 10pm London time, which is normally 2pm here, but since they re-set their clocks last week, it'll go to 3pm today only.
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For Ali and all those who miss CGSS, here's a possible substitute: London's "Heart Radio" and their Friday Club Classics...
http://www.heart1062.co.uk/club-classics-45
Today's a good day to try them out -- the show runs until 10pm London time, which is normally 2pm here, but since they re-set their clocks last week, it'll go to 3pm today only.
and we get more MJ: "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" Mamma say mamma sah mah-mah-koo-sah!
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don't know if anyone knows the stable of online stations hosted by radioio.com. good stuff, but they do play commercials-- like 3 mins or so every five songs it seems, but the playists they have are pretty decent. Here's a recent look at their radioio70s rock station (http://radioio.com/channels/70s-rock):
Mott the Hoople - Whizz Kid
Peter Frampton - All I Want To Be Is By Your Side
Pink Floyd - Wish Your Were Here
Led Zeppelin - Down By The Seaside
Queen - Let Me Entertain You
John Mayall - Room To Move LIVE
John Lennon- Instant Karma
Genesis - Carpet Crawlers
Steely Dan - Fire In The Hole
Atlanta Rhythm Section - So Into You
David Bowie - Life On Mars
Doors - Wishful Sinful
Linda Ronstadt - It Doesn't Matter Anymore
Joni Mitchell - Carey
Blackfoot - Highway Song
10cc - Dreadlock Holiday
Elton John - Teacher I Need You
The Guess Who - Undun
Billy Joel - The Entertainer
Camel - Down On The Farm
Joe Cocker - Cry Me A River
Jethro Tull - Journeyman
Little Feat - The Fan
Allman Brothers -One Way Out
Fleetwood Mac - Oh Well
Neil Young - The Loner
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radioio.com.
I know the guy behind that, actually. He's a good guy, very devoted to the concept of Internet radio. I can pass along feedback if you're a regular listener.
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Anyone listening to anything now (4:30 my time)? I'll join in ...
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radioio.com.
I know the guy behind that, actually. He's a good guy, very devoted to the concept of Internet radio. I can pass along feedback if you're a regular listener.
Is the guy you know "tom?" He's the regular jock on the 70s rock station. Anyway, sure, if you see him and think of it, mention that people certainly notice and appreciate it. Right now, though I'm on radioio70s pop: "I Am, I Said," said Neil Diamond.
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Anyone listening to anything now (4:30 my time)? I'll join in ...
sorry, just saw this -- I've been listening to HeartFM (see prev post) but "Club Classics" is almost over for today. The verdict: not quite as eclectic as Greg's CGSS but quite enjoyable. Def going to be a regular Friday thing for me, and apparently starting a week from Monday they're going to be doing it every day, at least until Xmas.