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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: mshray on August 10, 2009, 11:55:16 AM
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Annalisa confirmed this when she announced the prize for the 10@10 bonus track.
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Annalisa confirmed this when she announced the prize for the 10@10 bonus track.
Woo Hoo times two! Visiting the '60s twice in one week -- amazing.
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just wondering where to fashion a dream set from, and found this:
http://www.woodstock69.com/Woodstock_songs.htm
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just wondering where to fashion a dream set from, and found this:
http://www.woodstock69.com/Woodstock_songs.htm
Thanks for that, Geoff -- awesome! I want to hear anything from Richie Havens other than the oft-played "Freedom"
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just wondering where to fashion a dream set from, and found this:
http://www.woodstock69.com/Woodstock_songs.htm
pretty cool..
I'd like tickets to Day Two please... and Day Three.
I read "Bert Sommer" and of course thought I had read "Bret Somers."
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Question: will we get 10 perfs from the sndtk.... or will we get the trifecta of songs about Woodstock (Joni/CSNY, Melanie, CCR)?
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Question: will we get 10 perfs from the sndtk.... or will we get the trifecta of songs about Woodstock (Joni/CSNY, Melanie, CCR)?
not sure what Melanie and CCR songs you're referring to, but I wouldn't mind hearing Eva Cassidy's version of Woodstock.
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Question: will we get 10 perfs from the sndtk.... or will we get the trifecta of songs about Woodstock (Joni/CSNY, Melanie, CCR)?
Probably at least one of them--I'd guess the first, but not sure which version. And I'm hoping she plays Goin' Home by 10 Years After--it's been a long while since I last heard that one. Also Arlo Guthrie's ode to smuggling pot would be nice, as I missed it on the Sound earlier this month. However, since the Carlos Santana Commemorative Birthday Set was just a couple weeks ago, I think I can live without Soul Sacrifice.
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just wondering where to fashion a dream set from, and found this:
http://www.woodstock69.com/Woodstock_songs.htm
103.7 The Band has a Woodstock page on their website and they've posted that same song list.
http://www.1037theband.com/pages/woodstock.html
If we don't hear JA's "Volunteers" I'll be most disappointed. "All right, friends, you have seen the heavy groups. Now you will see morning maniac music. Believe me, yeah. It's a new dawn!"
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I think it would be hilarious if Annalisa played nothing but Woodstock '94 and/or Woodstock '99. That would be a good 4/1 joke.
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Question: will we get 10 perfs from the sndtk.... or will we get the trifecta of songs about Woodstock (Joni/CSNY, Melanie, CCR)?
not sure what Melanie and CCR songs you're referring to, but I wouldn't mind hearing Eva Cassidy's version of Woodstock.
Melanie's "Lay Down (Candles in the Rain)" -- we were so close/there was no room/we bled inside/each other's wounds -- and CCR's "Who'll Stop The Rain" are both about Woodstock.
BTW, The Sound in LA are dedicating tomorrow's Album Sides Wednesday to Woodstock artists and they're also doing a Woodstock 10@10 on Friday. Wonder if Rob and Bob will follow suit.
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Question: will we get 10 perfs from the sndtk.... or will we get the trifecta of songs about Woodstock (Joni/CSNY, Melanie, CCR)?
not sure what Melanie and CCR songs you're referring to, but I wouldn't mind hearing Eva Cassidy's version of Woodstock.
Melanie's "Lay Down (Candles in the Rain)" -- we were so close/there was no room/we bled inside/each other's wounds -- and CCR's "Who'll Stop The Rain" are both about Woodstock.
I didn't know that about the two songs. I always thought the CCR track was an anti-war tune. Googling it brings mixed results.
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Woodstock as it was reported on NYC's WNEW-FM in 1969:
http://denniselsas.com/archives.htm
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Woodstock as it was reported on NYC's WNEW-FM in 1969:
http://denniselsas.com/archives.htm
Very cool.
Also of interest, particularly to Geoff, is the item about WNEW broadcasting the Dead's concert at the Felt Forum in December of '71, and the memo from Scott Muni that accompanies it:
http://denniselsas.com/archive-images-pages/letter.htm
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Question: will we get 10 perfs from the sndtk.... or will we get the trifecta of songs about Woodstock (Joni/CSNY, Melanie, CCR)?
not sure what Melanie and CCR songs you're referring to, but I wouldn't mind hearing Eva Cassidy's version of Woodstock.
Melanie's "Lay Down (Candles in the Rain)" -- we were so close/there was no room/we bled inside/each other's wounds -- and CCR's "Who'll Stop The Rain" are both about Woodstock.
I didn't know that about the two songs. I always thought the CCR track was an anti-war tune. Googling it brings mixed results.
indeed, Wiki seems to indicate that the CCR is about the Moratorium Day march on DC in Nov of '69. I don't remember it raining that day, but it's possible.
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indeed, Wiki seems to indicate that the CCR is about the Moratorium Day march on DC in Nov of '69. I don't remember it raining that day, but it's possible.
I was probably there, but don't recall either. We lived in Falls Church VA then, and my folks took us to a number of those marches & gatherings on the Mall.
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indeed, Wiki seems to indicate that the CCR is about the Moratorium Day march on DC in Nov of '69. I don't remember it raining that day, but it's possible.
I was probably there, but don't recall either. We lived in Falls Church VA then, and my folks took us to a number of those marches & gatherings on the Mall.
for me, the rain was always a poetic image; I never thought it was about water falling from the sky.
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a pretty cool poster for the movie:
(http://www.impawards.com/1970/posters/woodstock.jpg)
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Mmmmm... breakfast in bed for 400,000!
BOS1 Joni.
(http://30daysout.files.wordpress.com/2009/07/joni20mitchell2005.jpg)
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Question: will we get 10 perfs from the sndtk.... or will we get the trifecta of songs about Woodstock (Joni/CSNY, Melanie, CCR)?
Got that out of the way quick--it's the Joni version of Woodstock to lead the set.
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Question: will we get 10 perfs from the sndtk.... or will we get the trifecta of songs about Woodstock (Joni/CSNY, Melanie, CCR)?
Got that out of the way quick--it's the Joni version of Woodstock to lead the set.
I've probably said this before, but another fave m'green involves "I dreamed I saw the bombers, riding shotgun in the sky" -- I heard "bombers" as "barbers", which made perfect sense to me, since barbers hated hippies.
and speaking of m'greens: Richie's got a telephone in his pajamas!
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freedom tastes of reality. Mmmmmm... reality...
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and speaking of m'greens: Richie's got a telephone in his pajamas!
You mean that's *not* what he's singing? Sure sounds like it! :)
Interesting quote from Townshend, but why are we hearing the studio version of I'm Free?
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got in just in time for "I'm Free". I'll tell y'all in a minute just how apropo that was.
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got in just in time for "I'm Free". I'll tell y'all in a minute just how apropo that was.
hmm, I can guess. Is this a good thing for you?
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got in just in time for "I'm Free". I'll tell y'all in a minute just how apropo that was.
Uh-oh. That has kind of an ominous ring to it, Mark.
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and speaking of m'greens: Richie's got a telephone in his pajamas!
You mean that's *not* what he's singing? Sure sounds like it! :)
Interesting quote from Townshend, but why are we hearing the studio version of I'm Free?
AL's trying to mix it up, I guess, and as Rob played 10 live-at-W'stock cuts this morning, it's fine with me. The interviews are more interesting than hearing "Soul Sacrifice" for the billionth time.
BTW, amazingly the lyric is "telephone in my bosom", which Sistah Havens is pronouncing as "bah-SAHM" for some reason.
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David Crosby can't count past five... haha.
here, eat these purple berries!
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David Crosby can't count past five... haha.
here, eat these purple berries!
Too bad she didn't play the clip where Crosby (I think) says onstage, "This is our second gig ever, we're scared shitless, man!"
That line got the Woodstock album banned from my sixth-grade classroom. You should have seen the teacher's face when that was played.
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"hug it out, bitches!"
I don't wanna know what Joe Cocker sees when he turns out the light. Er, ewww.
Mmmmm... purple berries!
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_4EC1hClhtb0/SRX5HzI1-7I/AAAAAAAACl8/9Mo5LyGv3i8/s400/ColorsPurpleBerries.jpg)
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well, I like the feel of this set, even though we're short on actual Woodstock recordings. (btw, have you seen the vid of Joe Cocker doing this song w the lyrics re-interpreted? I'll try to find the link)
eta:
Joe Cocker, subtitled:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4_MsrsKzMM
stick with it, it's worth it
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AL's trying to mix it up, I guess, and as Rob played 10 live-at-W'stock cuts this morning, it's fine with me.
OTOH, I'd've preferred hearing Grace's "morning maniac music" clip again. But BOS2 JA "Volunteers" in-studio.
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got in just in time for "I'm Free". I'll tell y'all in a minute just how apropo that was.
Uh-oh. That has kind of an ominous ring to it, Mark.
See the cow orker thread, I just put the dish there. Bottom line they haven't fired me yet & I'm fighting back.
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Stopping at winery on the way home; will have to catch rest of set later
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Sly's gonna add some bottoms!
BOS3 live "dance to the fonky music" All squares go home!
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Sly's gonna add some bottoms!
BOS3 live "dance to the fonky music"
Who was talking ahead of this clip? It really sounded like Joe Morgan to me.
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Sly's gonna add some bottoms!
BOS3 live "dance to the fonky music"
Is this recorded at Woodstock, or some other live recording? It's not one I've heard much of.
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The interviews are more interesting than hearing "Soul Sacrifice" for the billionth time.
er... oops. Oh, it's "Jingo". Same thing. ;)
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Sly's gonna add some bottoms!
BOS3 live "dance to the fonky music"
Is this recorded at Woodstock, or some other live recording? It's not one I've heard much of.
yup, the the W'stock version, afaik.
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The interviews are more interesting than hearing "Soul Sacrifice" for the billionth time.
er... oops. Oh, it's "Jingo". Same thing. ;)
Dude, if there's another song you *don't* want to hear, keep it to yourself. ;)
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Sly's gonna add some bottoms!
BOS3 live "dance to the fonky music"
Who was talking ahead of this clip? It really sounded like Joe Morgan to me.
it wasn't long-winded or misinformed enuf to be Joe Morgan.
http://www.firejoemorgan.com/
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Pete Fornatale! MU 7-0700!
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Sly's gonna add some bottoms!
BOS3 live "dance to the fonky music"
Is this recorded at Woodstock, or some other live recording? It's not one I've heard much of.
yup, the the W'stock version, afaik.
Save for the Richie Havens tune, sounds like AL is trying to select lesser played songs from those recorded at the concert itself.
Btw, according to that setlist that Geoff posted the link to earlier in the thread, Santana didn't play Jingo at Woodstock. Minor thing, particularly since Soul Sacrifice got played in the Carlos b-day set a few weeks back.
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Jimi rules!
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Jimi rules!
indeedy! BOS4 to a VERY lesser-played cut.
"...and you may take that with however many grains of salt as you wish".
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Btw, according to that setlist that Geoff posted the link to earlier in the thread, Santana didn't play Jingo at Woodstock.
AL clearly thinks otherwise! LOL!
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Isabella was a nice choice!
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After the post-set commercials, AL came back to announce "I don't want to harsh your trip or anything, but we're back in the here and the now..." and then proceeds to play Mat Kearney. YIKES! Talk about your bummer trips!
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After the post-set commercials, AL came back to announce "I don't want to harsh your trip or anything, but we're back in the here and the now..." and then proceeds to play Mat Kearney. YIKES! Talk about your bummer trips!
yeesh. I heard that this morning, right before 6am. So it's clearly on a 4-or-5-times-a-day rotation. That not just a bummer, that's an Art Linkletter's-daughter-jumps-out-the-window bad trip!
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And I'm hoping she plays Goin' Home by 10 Years After--it's been a long while since I last heard that one....
Here's your wish granted for the bonus track.
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Here's Alvin Lee for our bonus! I believe is was mshray (maybe Urth) who wanted to hear this one.
And Mark, hope the crap at work gets straightened out. Those people suck.
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And I'm hoping she plays Goin' Home by 10 Years After--it's been a long while since I last heard that one....
Here's your wish granted for the bonus track.
That clears that up!
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After the post-set commercials, AL came back to announce "I don't want to harsh your trip or anything, but we're back in the here and the now..." and then proceeds to play Mat Kearney. YIKES! Talk about your bummer trips!
yeesh. I heard that this morning, right before 6am. So it's clearly on a 4-or-5-times-a-day rotation. That not just a bummer, that's an Art Linkletter's-daughter-jumps-out-the-window bad trip!
Not only that, she played Mat Nathanson shortly after--which is even worse, imo.
But I'm enjoying the TYA right now.
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Matt certainly harshed my mellow!
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My own personal video bonus (posted on FB too): Melanie with a rare live performance clip of "Lay Down (Candles in the Rain)"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOExGVgQzRg&feature=related
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My own personal video bonus (posted on FB too): Melanie with a rare live performance clip of "Lay Down (Candles in the Rain)"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOExGVgQzRg&feature=related
Does anyone remember the Meredith Brooks remake of that? :-X
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My own personal video bonus (posted on FB too): Melanie with a rare live performance clip of "Lay Down (Candles in the Rain)"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOExGVgQzRg&feature=related
Does anyone remember the Meredith Brooks remake of that? :-X
"Lay Down Your Candles, Bitch"?
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8/14/09 - FRIDAY!!! It's the 40th Anniversary of Woodstock!
(Wavy Gravy)
1. Joni Mitchell - Woodstock
(Richie Havens)
2. Richie Havens - Freedom
(Pete Townshend)
3. The Who - I'm Free
(Crosby & Nash)
4. CSN - Wooden Ships
(Country Joe McDonald)
5. Joe Cocker - With a Little Help From My Friends
(Jorma Kaukonen)
6. Jefferson Airplane - Volunteers
(Rose Stone & Larry Graham)
7. Sly & the Family Stone - Dance to the Music
(Woodstock Producer Michael Lang)
8. Santana - Jingo
9. Janis Joplin & the Kozmic Blues Band - Try
10. Jimi Hendrix - Izabella
BONUS TRACK (Kirk in SF): Alvin Lee & Ten Years After - I'm Goin' Home
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8/14/09 - FRIDAY!!! It's the 40th Anniversary of Woodstock!
(Wavy Gravy)
1. Joni Mitchell - Woodstock
(Richie Havens)
2. Richie Havens - Freedom
(Pete Townshend)
3. The Who - I'm Free
(Crosby & Nash)
4. CSN - Wooden Ships
(Country Joe McDonald)
5. Joe Cocker - With a Little Help From My Friends
(Jorma Kaukonen)
6. Jefferson Airplane - Volunteers
(Rose Stone & Larry Graham)
7. Sly & the Family Stone - Dance to the Music
(Woodstock Producer Michael Lang)
8. Santana - Jingo
9. Janis Joplin & the Kozmic Blues Band - Try
10. Jimi Hendrix - Izabella
BONUS TRACK (Kirk in SF): Alvin Lee & Ten Years After - I'm Goin' Home
That was Jorma leading into Volunteers? I was thinking it was Kantner.
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My own personal video bonus (posted on FB too): Melanie with a rare live performance clip of "Lay Down (Candles in the Rain)"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOExGVgQzRg&feature=related
Does anyone remember the Meredith Brooks remake of that? :-X
I very well remember that. Went to #1 on my personal chart (which I gave up about five years ago).
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My own personal video bonus (posted on FB too): Melanie with a rare live performance clip of "Lay Down (Candles in the Rain)"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOExGVgQzRg&feature=related
Does anyone remember the Meredith Brooks remake of that? :-X
I very well remember that. Went to #1 on my personal chart (which I gave up about five years ago).
I remember disliking it deeply. Queen Latifah phoned in a rap in the middle.