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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on January 13, 2009, 10:00:08 AM
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anyone notice 10@10 has been starting late since Webster took over?
ETA: 10:00 meeting for me too -- catch ya later!
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anyone notice 10@10 has been starting late since Webster took over?
ETA: 10:00 meeting for me too -- catch ya later!
Yeah, he hasn't got the hang of finishing the morning show at 9:55--he seems to be running it all the way to 9:59 or so.
Love YSAYM--not your typical TOTHK but it's working for me. Can't wait for Mic Gillette to hit that high note at the finale--and the horn arrangement all the way thru is pretty great.
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BOS2, to Rod, Ron, Ronnie, Kenny, and Ian--just don't be here in the morning when I wake up!
Wonder if their reunion that was mentioned for this year is still on track?
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anyone notice 10@10 has been starting late since Webster took over?
ETA: 10:00 meeting for me too -- catch ya later!
Yeah, he hasn't got the hang of finishing the morning show at 9:55--he seems to be running it all the way to 9:59 or so.
Love YSAYM--not your typical TOTHK but it's working for me. Can't wait for Mic Gillette to hit that high note at the finale--and the horn arrangement all the way thru is pretty great.
that horn section had wind and stamina... maybe Vic Conte was testing some of his Balco prototypes on them?
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BOS3, Crusaders puttin' it where ya want it. Another reason '72 was such a great year on the charts.
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nothing to complain about so far. good stuff!
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And the BOSes just keep on coming--one more for Black Dog. Proxy of Rod, while we're here.
ETA: And of course, the player has to buffer right in the middle. Grrrrr.
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Now lemme get this straight....you put the...
OK, a BOS for this might be a stretch, but I'd venture an honorable mention. Kind of a novelty hit, but there's nothin' wrong with that.
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Nilsson's "Coconut": guitar players out there: you can play this song w just the C7 chord
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oh yeah, Badfinger!
love that powerpop!
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Nilsson's "Coconut": guitar players out there: you can play this song w just the C7 chord
Lemme guess--the cat's name is Coconut?
Another serious BOS contender in Badfinger--such a great band. And pretty much all of these songs were on the charts in '72--I remember hearing 'em on the Top 40 station I was addicted to back then--KROY, may it rest in peace.
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And is this the long version of People Make the World Go Round? We'll know in a few seconds...
ETA: That would be "yes!"
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Another serious BOS contender in Badfinger--such a great band. And pretty much all of these songs were on the charts in '72--I remember hearing 'em on the Top 40 station I was addicted to back then--KROY, may it rest in peace.
About 20 years ago I was at a Beatle fan convention in NJ and followed behind two original members of Badfinger as they strolled thru the swap meet. It was fun to be a fly on the wall and overhear their remembrances of the Beatles and that late 60's early 70's era as they would spot memorabilia.
Badfinger with George & Patti Harrison:
(http://cottageviews.com/Artists%20Photos/Badf-Pix/badfinger%20george.JPG)
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Can't say I recall this one from '72, but I came to appreciate it later on--Mama, Weer All Crazee Now. Just think, if they'd been able to spell who know where they coulda gone?!? ;)
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This Albert Hammond hit, a sledgehammer to '72!
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Now this song is kind of timely--it never DOES rain in California anymore! Hope you guys are enjoying all the nice weather down there.
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Tower Of Power You're Still A Young Man
Faces Stay With Me
Crusaders Put It Where You Want It
Led Zeppelin Black Dog
Nilsson Coconut
Badfinger Baby Blue
Stylistics People Make The World Go Round
Slade Mama Weer All Crazee Now
Albert Hammond It Never Rains In Southern California
Apollo 100 Joy
After reviewing the great 72 sets in the db, this was not near the top of the list for me.
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And talk about your sledgehammers--Apollo 100's take on Ode to Joy, a OHW if there ever was one.
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I'd like Vahevala as a bonus. Or Steely Dan, or.... too many others.
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Another serious BOS contender in Badfinger--such a great band. And pretty much all of these songs were on the charts in '72--I remember hearing 'em on the Top 40 station I was addicted to back then--KROY, may it rest in peace.
About 20 years ago I was at a Beatle fan convention in NJ and followed behind two original members of Badfinger as they strolled thru the swap meet. It was fun to be a fly on the wall and overhear their remembrances of the Beatles and that late 60's early 70's era as they would spot memorabilia.
Badfinger with George & Patti Harrison:
(http://cottageviews.com/Artists%20Photos/Badf-Pix/badfinger%20george.JPG)
I love those tunic shirts! Pete Ham looks like he left his cult compound for this shot.
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Yes, break out yer tunics and enjoy this great weather, gang! Happy Jan 13th!
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Another serious BOS contender in Badfinger--such a great band. And pretty much all of these songs were on the charts in '72--I remember hearing 'em on the Top 40 station I was addicted to back then--KROY, may it rest in peace.
About 20 years ago I was at a Beatle fan convention in NJ and followed behind two original members of Badfinger as they strolled thru the swap meet. It was fun to be a fly on the wall and overhear their remembrances of the Beatles and that late 60's early 70's era as they would spot memorabilia.
Badfinger with George & Patti Harrison:
Must've been Joey Molland & Mike Gibbins--the other two original members had expired by the early 80s.
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Can't say I recall this one from '72, but I came to appreciate it later on--Mama, Weer All Crazee Now. Just think, if they'd been able to spell who know where they coulda gone?!? ;)
Slade got a lot of NYC prog-FM airplay at the time; WNEW-FM had a weekly "English Hour" on Friday afternoon where they'd play highlights of the British singles chart. Slade had a number of #1's in the UK and they always got played.
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And talk about your sledgehammers--Apollo 100's take on Ode to Joy, a OHW if there ever was one.
A common misconception, but this was not based on "Ode To Joy", from Beethoven's 9th symphony, but rather from the J. S. Bach cantata "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring".
I actually got to hear the first and last songs in the car to/from my meeting.
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1/13/09 - Tuesday! Early '70's...1972!!!
1. Tower of Power - You're Still a Young Man (BEST OF SET!!)
2. Rod Stewart & Faces - Stay With Me
3. Crusaders - Put it Where You Want it
4. Led Zeppelin - Black Dog
5. Harry Nilsson - Coconut
6. Badfinger - Baby Blue
7. Stylistics - People Make the World Go Round
8. Slade - Mama Weer All Crazee Now
9. Albert Hammond - It Never Rains in Southern California
10. Apollo 100 - Joy
BONUS TRACK: Elton John - Tiny Dancer
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And talk about your sledgehammers--Apollo 100's take on Ode to Joy, a OHW if there ever was one.
A common misconception, but this was not based on "Ode To Joy", from Beethoven's 9th symphony, but rather from the J. S. Bach cantata "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring".
I actually got to hear the first and last songs in the car to/from my meeting.
And it looks like I made the same mistake the first time this set aired:
http://10at10club.com/forum/index.php?topic=2821.msg49946#msg49946
At least I'm consistent.... ;)
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Wonder if their reunion that was mentioned for this year is still on track?
Indeed it is - I heard an announcement recently that Flea will be playing bass for them on tour.
Was listening while doing other things; BOS to "Baby Blue" and "It Never Rains." Decent range for a '72 set, I think.
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Wonder if their reunion that was mentioned for this year is still on track?
Indeed it is - I heard an announcement recently that Flea will be playing bass for them on tour.
This time around they really *will* read Rod's Power Point.