10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on June 08, 2009, 07:43:49 AM
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"10 great songs from 10 great years" sez AL on the promo. "Chartbusters '72 to '82" or somesuch. (er, that's 11 years, AL) Did Dave take the phrase "vertical tasting" back to Michigan with him?
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"10 great songs from 10 great years" sez AL on the promo. "Chartbusters '72 to '82" or somesuch. (er, that's 11 years, AL) Did Dave take the phrase "vertical tasting" back to Michigan with him?
Great minds.
Just heard the promo leading into the set (so much for the surprise factor) and thought, "Gee, I hope someone clues her in that 72 to 82 is 11 years. Otherwise, it'll be AL's first 11 at 10."
As for the substitution of "chartbusters" for "vertical tasting", I think that's just another way they're trying to distance AL's 10@10 from the Dave years, to make it hers without borrowing much at all from Dave. About the only thing that's carried over that I can tell is the little bit of Time Warp that opens the intro. Otherwise it's completely reinvented.
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Just heard the promo leading into the set (so much for the surprise factor)
Seems they're playing the promos a lot more often and prominently than they did in the Morey era.
So, which year is getting left out of that '72-to-'82 span?
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since the first topic is the default subject for all posting in this topic, I changed it to be the announced title. I hope this is OK
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Rev Green, "Let's Stay Together"
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since the first topic is the default subject for all posting in this topic, I changed it to be the announced title. I hope this is OK
Works for me!
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BOS Zoom!
"I'm Bernadette!" *twisty arm trick*
http://www.jumpcut.com/view/?id=7C99D200880B11DCA281000423CEF5F6
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"here's what ah wan's do"
Zoom-a-zooma-zoom!
so, have we skipped '73 and gone directly to '74? 'Cause "Jet" wasn't a "chartbuster" until spring of that year.
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As for the substitution of "chartbusters" for "vertical tasting", I think that's just another way they're trying to distance AL's 10@10 from the Dave years, to make it hers without borrowing much at all from Dave. About the only thing that's carried over that I can tell is the little bit of Time Warp that opens the intro. Otherwise it's completely reinvented.
And no sooner do I post that than she uses Dave's "Nineteen-seventy-threeeeee" choral bumper to lead into McCartney's Jet.
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McCartney and Wings "Jet"
(it is Wings, right?)
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Woo Hoo - the Mighty Macca!! I still love almost everything from Band on the Run.
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McCartney and Wings "Jet"
(it is Wings, right?)
Yep.
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BOS for Macca "Jet", a real sledgehammer for me, associated with being the new kid in school in 6th grade.
Everyone was convinced that "much later" was "mark schroeder", and one kid tried to convince everyone that the song title was not "Jet", but rather "Fag".
seems funny looking back, but not so much at the time.
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74, GFR "Locomotion" with twisty snake guitar lead.
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"here's what ah wan's do"
Zoom-a-zooma-zoom!
so, have we skipped '73 and gone directly to '74? 'Cause "Jet" wasn't a "chartbuster" until spring of that year.
You are correct, more or less. It debuted on the charts on Feb 23 of '74, but Band On The Run was released in December of '73, so Jet should be legal for 73 or 74.
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so, have we skipped '73 and gone directly to '74? 'Cause "Jet" wasn't a "chartbuster" until spring of that year.
Hrm. '74 repped by GFR, locomoting. 'cause, see, they're Grand Funk Railroad -- GET IT?? Somebody at Capitol Records thought that was immensely clever at the time, I betcha.
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Billie Jean King!
Elton's Philadelphia Freedom
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Anyone else think that "Kotter" clip was just a little lacking? We heard more of Marcia Strassman than we did Mistah Kah-tah. And it was over far too quickly with no real punchline.
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As for the substitution of "chartbusters" for "vertical tasting", I think that's just another way they're trying to distance AL's 10@10 from the Dave years, to make it hers without borrowing much at all from Dave. About the only thing that's carried over that I can tell is the little bit of Time Warp that opens the intro. Otherwise it's completely reinvented.
And no sooner do I post that than she uses Dave's "Nineteen-seventy-threeeeee" choral bumper to lead into McCartney's Jet.
the "Zoom" clip was from Dave's library too, tho' I supposed she coulda got it off YouTube.
BOS "Philly Freedom", one Dave never played all that much iirc.
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Anyone else think that "Kotter" clip was just a little lacking? We heard more of Marcia Strassman than we did Mistah Kah-tah.
Ms Strassman was every good Jewish boy's dream wife back in the day.
(http://content7.flixster.com/photo/50/26/95/5026953_tml.jpg)
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I think I remember EJ doing this on Mike Douglas show and Billie Jean King sat w him on the piano bench. Could have been a scene straight from Martuni's Bar @ Market and Velencia streets
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BOS EJ philly, always good to hear
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Anyone else think that "Kotter" clip was just a little lacking? We heard more of Marcia Strassman than we did Mistah Kah-tah.
Ms Strassman was every good Jewish boy's dream wife back in the day.
You didn't even have to be Jewish. I remember thinking she was hot, too.
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Anyone else think that "Kotter" clip was just a little lacking? We heard more of Marcia Strassman than we did Mistah Kah-tah.
Ms Strassman was every good Jewish boy's dream wife back in the day.
yeah, but did you hear the enthusiastic audience applause response when Gabe K said "Good morning?" His hair had magical powers over 70s audiences.
and I'm impressed you remembered Strassman's name. And I concur, she was hawt.
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Anyone else think that "Kotter" clip was just a little lacking? We heard more of Marcia Strassman than we did Mistah Kah-tah.
Ms Strassman was every good Jewish boy's dream wife back in the day.
BTW, does anyone have a copy of her one-time hit "The Flower People" on some sort of 60's retro compilation?
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BOS Frampton
you KNEW I was gonna say that didn't you?
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Peter Frampton and the squawk box
"Show Me the Way"
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I think I remember EJ doing this on Mike Douglas show and Billie Jean King sat w him on the piano bench. Could have been a scene straight from Martuni's Bar @ Market and Velencia streets
Haha, I remember when I went there for the first time. My friend Robert prefaced it in his best archaeologist's voice: "We're going to observe the mating habits of the native homosexual."
And I was hoping for "Nadia's Theme" in its entirety.
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Anyone else think that "Kotter" clip was just a little lacking? We heard more of Marcia Strassman than we did Mistah Kah-tah.
Ms Strassman was every good Jewish boy's dream wife back in the day.
BTW, does anyone have a copy of her one-time hit "The Flower People" on some sort of 60's retro compilation?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPjqmBWlHuE
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Anyone else think that "Kotter" clip was just a little lacking? We heard more of Marcia Strassman than we did Mistah Kah-tah.
Ms Strassman was every good Jewish boy's dream wife back in the day.
BTW, does anyone have a copy of her one-time hit "The Flower People" on some sort of 60's retro compilation?
From the bio page of her website a fan site:
In April, 1967, Marcia attempted to launch a singing career with the recording of Jerry Goldstein and "Lord" Tim Hudson's "The Flower Children" song (these two coined the phrase "flower power"). The single was the #1 hit in Los Angeles and San Francisco, but failed to make it to the top 100 nationwide.
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Anyone else think that "Kotter" clip was just a little lacking? We heard more of Marcia Strassman than we did Mistah Kah-tah.
Ms Strassman was every good Jewish boy's dream wife back in the day.
BTW, does anyone have a copy of her one-time hit "The Flower People" on some sort of 60's retro compilation?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPjqmBWlHuE
I can't wait to get home and listen to this; it's blocked here at school. School is over, but I'm still grading labs and cleaning my room!
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ewwwwww Rod
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BOS Rod
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Anyone else think that "Kotter" clip was just a little lacking? We heard more of Marcia Strassman than we did Mistah Kah-tah.
Ms Strassman was every good Jewish boy's dream wife back in the day.
BTW, does anyone have a copy of her one-time hit "The Flower People" on some sort of 60's retro compilation?
From the bio page of her website:
In April, 1967, Marcia attempted to launch a singing career with the recording of Jerry Goldstein and "Lord" Tim Hudson's "The Flower Children" song (these two coined the phrase "flower power"). The single was the #1 hit in Los Angeles and San Francisco, but failed to make it to the top 100 nationwide.
she had a followup song, but the name escapes me right now.
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ewwwwww Rod
don't let your inhibitions run wild, Ali.
"spread your wings and let me come inside" -- yikes.
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BOS Rod
gag me with a spoon!
;) ;) ;)
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Super BOS
count on me
i can always count on this to sound good
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BOS to the Foul Play clip! And, of course, to my beloved JS, "Count on Me," one of the most quaintly reassuring songs I've ever heard.
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Anyone else think that "Kotter" clip was just a little lacking? We heard more of Marcia Strassman than we did Mistah Kah-tah.
Ms Strassman was every good Jewish boy's dream wife back in the day.
BTW, does anyone have a copy of her one-time hit "The Flower People" on some sort of 60's retro compilation?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPjqmBWlHuE
I can't wait to get home and listen to this; it's blocked here at school.
NTM -- it's actuallly quite awful. As a singer, she's a great actress.
VHM Chevy and Goldie, tho' it's a somewhat overrated flick -- if only we'd gotten "Ready to Take a Chance Again" instead of JS.
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Marty!
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ewwwwww Rod
don't ley your inhibitions run wild, Ali.
"spread your wings and let me come inside" -- yikes.
heh, that lines always gets quoted. What about the line "Stay away from my back door?" :P
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ewwwwww Rod
don't let your inhibitions run wild, Ali.
"spread your wings and let me come inside" -- yikes.
yikes indeed. creeps me out
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Super BOS
count on me
i can always count on this to sound good
agreed, and a welcome antidote after the depraved Rod song.
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ewwwwww Rod
don't ley your inhibitions run wild, Ali.
"spread your wings and let me come inside" -- yikes.
heh, that lines always gets quoted. What about the line "Stay away from my back door?" :P
unless you're a back door man
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BOS to the Foul Play clip! And, of course, to my beloved JS, "Count on Me," one of the most quaintly reassuring songs I've ever heard.
Count on Me is wonderful, yes.
And I was always into the aerial shot of Goldie Hawn in an orange yellow VW convertible Bug driving up Hwy 1.
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Super BOS
count on me
i can always count on this to sound good
agreed, and a welcome antidote after the depraved Rod song.
heh heh, depraved.
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ewwwwww Rod
don't ley your inhibitions run wild, Ali.
"spread your wings and let me come inside" -- yikes.
heh, that lines always gets quoted. What about the line "Stay away from my back door?" :P
unless you're a back door man
Some guys are pegged as such! bwahaha!
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VHM EWF's "Bow-day-ow"
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EWF September
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BOS to the Foul Play clip! And, of course, to my beloved JS, "Count on Me," one of the most quaintly reassuring songs I've ever heard.
Count on Me is wonderful, yes.
And I was always into the aerial shot of Goldie Hawn in an orange VW convertible Bug driving up Hwy 1.
Speaking of which:
http://babyivebeenthinking.blogspot.com/2009/01/barry-manilow-ready-to-take-chance.html
BTW, I'm reviving my blog next Monday. Thank you all for the encouragement!
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VHM EWF's "Bow-day-ow"
Ori-ori-oriole?
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Bawdy-yeah! BOS for September.
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VHM EWF's "Bow-day-ow"
Ori-ori-oriole?
Huh?
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And, of course, to my beloved JS, "Count on Me," one of the most quaintly reassuring songs I've ever heard.
Hey Gaz, do you know that sweater that Papa John Creech wears in the liner pic on -- I think -- Red Octopus? It's embroidered w his name I think, and it's white and brown? I met a guy who was wearing that same sweater! I mean the actual sweater that belonged to Papa John. he (was? is?) a waiter at Weird Fish on Mission Street.
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BOS # whatever Blondie
Call me!
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VHM Rodney. Blondie becomes AL's first multiple-play artist (Neil doesn't count).
ETA: Thank you AL for sparing us Kenny Loggins!
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BOS Rod(ney).
"Oh, it looks good on you though."
BTW, if '82 is the bonus clip, AL is pardoned for 100 years.
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VHM EWF's "Bow-day-ow"
Ori-ori-oriole?
Huh?
That's what those refrain vox sound like to me. A willful mondegreen.
John - My copy of Red Octopus has Papa John in a red checkered flannel shirt. Not familiar with the sweater, alas. (I hope it doesn't have old-man smell!)
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AAAAAAAAAAACK! garbage-can Kim strikes again.
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AAAAAAAAAAACK! garbage-can Kim strikes again.
You are either listening to a radio, or our streams have buffered to different spots. I read your post before Ms Carnes began.
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BTW, if '82 is the bonus clip, AL is pardoned for 100 years.
oh, yeah, forgot about the Bonus (since I rarely stay tuned). The player has gone berserk for me.
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AAAAAAAAAAACK! garbage-can Kim strikes again.
You are either listening to a radio, or our streams have buffered to different spots. I read your post before Ms Carnes began.
Big bad buffering rearing its head today.
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AAAAAAAAAAACK! garbage-can Kim strikes again.
You are either listening to a radio, or our streams have buffered to different spots. I read your post before Ms Carnes began.
I'm having some stream trouble just now, but noticed the songs are being identified in the stream; I didn't think Dave used to spin it live like that.
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AAAAAAAAAAACK! garbage-can Kim strikes again.
You are either listening to a radio, or our streams have buffered to different spots. I read your post before Ms Carnes began.
Big bad buffering rearing its head today.
At least it happened at the best possible time.
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AAAAAAAAAAACK! garbage-can Kim strikes again.
You are either listening to a radio, or our streams have buffered to different spots. I read your post before Ms Carnes began.
My stream has been buffering mercilessly since the middle of BDE. I'd be a lot more ticked off if I weren't so unheezed. :)
And Rod calls it--1982 is the bonus track! I bow before you, sir.
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AAAAAAAAAAACK! garbage-can Kim strikes again.
You are either listening to a radio, or our streams have buffered to different spots. I read your post before Ms Carnes began.
No, I'm streaming using geoff's link above. But it got all freakiy during "BDE".
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"10 great songs from 10 great years" sez AL on the promo. "Chartbusters '72 to '82" or somesuch. (er, that's 11 years, AL) Did Dave take the phrase "vertical tasting" back to Michigan with him?
Great minds.
Just heard the promo leading into the set (so much for the surprise factor) and thought, "Gee, I hope someone clues her in that 72 to 82 is 11 years. Otherwise, it'll be AL's first 11 at 10."
As for the substitution of "chartbusters" for "vertical tasting", I think that's just another way they're trying to distance AL's 10@10 from the Dave years, to make it hers without borrowing much at all from Dave. About the only thing that's carried over that I can tell is the little bit of Time Warp that opens the intro. Otherwise it's completely reinvented.
She made a point of saying these were all big hits back in the day. So maybe she'll keep the VT idea around for other uses..
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Kim Carnes doesn't work for me but a great set!
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AAAAAAAAAAACK! garbage-can Kim strikes again.
You are either listening to a radio, or our streams have buffered to different spots. I read your post before Ms Carnes began.
No, I'm streaming using geoff's link above. But it got all freakiy during "BDE".
Yah, I completely missed the backsell. It's working fine now that commercials are on.
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AAAAAAAAAAACK! garbage-can Kim strikes again.
You are either listening to a radio, or our streams have buffered to different spots. I read your post before Ms Carnes began.
My stream has been buffering mercilessly since the middle of BDE. I'd be a lot more ticked off if I weren't so unheezed. :)
And Rod calls it--1982 is the bonus track! I bow before you, sir.
No offense to Rod, but the bonus is always the next year in sequence for a VT.
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6/08/09 - Monday! Chartbusters from 1972 - 1982!!
1. 1972 - Al Green - Let's Stay Together
(TV: Zoom)
2. 1973 - Paul McCartney - Jet
3. 1974 - Grand Funk Railroad - Locomotion
(TV: Welcome Back Kotter)
4. 1975 - Elton John - Philadephia Freedom
(Nadia's Theme/Olympics)
5. 1976 - Peter Frampton - Show Me the Way
6. 1977 - Rod Stewart - Tonight's the Night
(MOVIE: Foul Play)
7. 1978 - Jefferson Starship - Count On Me
8. 1979 - Earth, Wind & Fire - September
(MOVIE: Caddyshack)
9. 1980 - Blondie - Call Me
10. 1981 - Kim Carnes - Bette Davis Eyes
BONUS TRACK: 1982 - Survivor - Eye of the Tiger
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AAAAAAAAAAACK! garbage-can Kim strikes again.
You are either listening to a radio, or our streams have buffered to different spots. I read your post before Ms Carnes began.
My stream has been buffering mercilessly since the middle of BDE. I'd be a lot more ticked off if I weren't so unheezed. :)
And Rod calls it--1982 is the bonus track! I bow before you, sir.
No offense to Rod, but the bonus is always the next year in sequence for a VT.
A solid grasp on the obvious -- that's me! 8)