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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on December 17, 2009, 10:01:45 AM
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And AL brings back the Mellow Galoot, to borrow a favorite Mike-ism!
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And AL brings back the Metal Galoot, to borrow a favorite Mike-ism!
very nearly a Galoot jinx!
(actually it was "mellow galoot" in my orig m'green)
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Ziggy plays glam-tar!
"well-hung and snow-white tan" Er... wha?
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(actually it was "mellow galoot" in my orig m'green)
Which I remembered and fixed after my initial post, but not quickly enough!
A glam twin-spin! I seem to remember DM doing something like this in a '72 set once. Or was that with All The Young Dudes?
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(actually it was "mellow galoot" in my orig m'green)
Which I remembered and fixed after my initial post, but not quickly enough!
A glam twin-spin! I seem to remember DM doing something like this in a '72 set once. Or was that with All The Young Dudes?
shhh! don't give AL ideas! ;)
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A glam twin-spin!
very nearly a glam twin-spin Jinx, but my wife came in to ask me a question & I had to pretend I wasn't goofing off.
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VHM Johnny Cash pimpin' for Amoco.
And BOS3, Deep Purple, Highway Star. One of the best driving songs ever, particularly if you're 17.
Big fat tires and everything.
Also the first bustout of the day.
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VHM Johnny Cash pimpin' for Amoco.
And BOS3, Deep Purple, Highway Star. One of the best driving songs ever, particularly if you're 17.
Big fat tires and everything.
Also the first bustout of the day.
wow, kind of astounding Dave never played it. Bob surely has.
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rocking BOS for Deep Purple!
Nobody gonna take my girl I'm gonna keep her to the end
Nobody gonna have my girl she stays close on every bend
Ooh she's a killing machine she's got everything
Like a moving mouth, body control and everything
I Love her, I need her, I seed her
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OMGWTFLOL to the "Nixon Now" campaign song.
VHM Joe Tex, tryin' to ease on in -- guess he wants to seed her.
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VHM Johnny Cash pimpin' for Amoco.
And BOS3, Deep Purple, Highway Star. One of the best driving songs ever, particularly if you're 17.
Big fat tires and everything.
Also the first bustout of the day.
wow, kind of astounding Dave never played it. Bob surely has.
That's our Dave. (Or was, anyway.) Smoke on the Water, yes, but no other tracks from Machine Head. I'd love to hear Lazy some time.
Wow, another def. blast straight out of '72: Joe Tex, I Gotcha.
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Nixon says to America, "I Gotcha!"
BOS DP
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is this Wishbone Ash?
no, I see it's Jo Jo Gunne....
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pretty guitar-centric today, even the Joe Tex.
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Run! Run! Run! Gunne! Gunne! Gunne!
proxy of GazWOS, iirc. But always a flashback for me -- one of those songs I heard on AT40 that weren't really overexposed on NYC radio.
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BOS4 Jo Jo Gunne.
This is sounding very much like a '72 set DM would have put together, even including the Deep Purple. Very midwestern.
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BOS Maude and Florida!
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Best segue of the day: Florida and Maude sparring, into A Man Needs a Maid.
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A Man Needs a Maude!
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Best segue of the day: Florida and Maude sparring, into A Man Needs a Maid.
indeed -- BOS2 Neil -- is this another bustout?
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now that was not only an ATBB, but a heckuva segue into it. Uber BOS Neil Young "A Man Needs A Maid".
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pretty guitar-centric today...
Whodathunk that Neil Young would bring the string of giuitar tunes to a screeching halt?
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From "Man Needs a Maid" to a man outearned by his woman. Clever, AL!
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Best segue of the day: Florida and Maude sparring, into A Man Needs a Maid.
indeed -- BOS2 Neil -- is this another bustout?
Yep.
Digging into the DB I see how one-dimensional Dave could be in his song choices. In ''69 sets he only ever played Cinnamon Girl; in '71 and '72, he only played Old Man, and in '74 he only played Walk On--a lot. (On the other hand, in '70 he has about 7 different songs he'd choose from. Weird.)
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Run! Run! Run! Gunne! Gunne! Gunne!
proxy of GazWOS, iirc.
Nah, I think the song's silly (only one-line verses?) but not a WOS.
Meanwhile, BOS to Brandy and all those lonely sailors.
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VHM the fabulous Chi-Lites. This and "I Gotcha" were in the top 5 at the same time -- May of '72. I remember going out to dinner for my birthday and coming home in time for the last half-hour of Casey Kasem.
Brandy, you're an overplayed girl.
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Back to that "maid" theme: Brandy, bringin' sailors whiskey and wine.
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another VHM to another birthday-month memory: "Suavecito". The loooong version?
"Never. No. No. Yeah." make up yer mind, homes!
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and now a Neil soundalike: America. People actually thought this was a heroin metaphor.
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Hrm. Plants and birds and rocks and things. 'Nuff said.
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Hard to believe it, but HWNN is nearly a bustout, only one appearance in a theme set prior to this. At least the 3rd one-timer in this set.
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and now a Neil soundalike: America. People actually thought this was a heroin metaphor.
Hey, if James Taylor could be a junkie, why not these guys? Although if they were, you'd have to assume they'd be a little more discreet about it.
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"Never. No. No. Yeah." make up yer mind, homes!
Would have been a jinx in intent if not wording, had I not been on the phone. VHMs to Malo and 'Murrica.
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Sorry, but AL sounded more like a Christopher Street drag queen saying, "Oh, gurl."
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OMGWTFLOL to the "Nixon Now" campaign song.
Wow, he really had some hackneyed campaign jingles, no?
I was listening to an old '72 set last night, which included a different but equally smarmy Nixon ad, the lyrics of which went something like this:
Richard Nixon is the man
He'll do everything he can
To bring peace to our land
Through the guiding of god's hand
See, the fundies were throwing the almighty's name around even then.
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Run! Run! Run! Gunne! Gunne! Gunne!
proxy of GazWOS, iirc.
Nah, I think the song's silly (only one-line verses?) but not a WOS.
reminds me of Wishbone Ash and/or Savoy Brown...
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Best segue of the day: Florida and Maude sparring, into A Man Needs a Maid.
listening again to the set: Did you notice Florida was singing Zip A Dee Doo Dah from Disney's Song Of The South in that clip?
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Best segue of the day: Florida and Maude sparring, into A Man Needs a Maid.
listening again to the set: Did you notice Florida was singing Zip A Dee Doo Dah from Disney's Song Of The South in that clip?
"Lawd! Ah loves workin' on Missa Maude's plantation!"
(http://mokellyreport.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/bea-arthur-5.jpg)
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Best segue of the day: Florida and Maude sparring, into A Man Needs a Maid.
listening again to the set: Did you notice Florida was singing Zip A Dee Doo Dah from Disney's Song Of The South in that clip?
Yep, that's what got me snickering at first, and it just got funnier from there.
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12/17/09 - Thursday! Must be...1972!!!
1. T. Rex - Metal Guru
2. David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust
(Ad: Johnny Cash for Aamco)
3. Deep Purple - Highway Star
4. Joe Tex - I Gotcha
5. Joe Joe Gunne - Run Run Run
(TV: Maude)
6. Neil Young - A Man Needs a Maid
7. The Chi-Lites - Oh Girl
(Ad: Joey Heatherton for Perfect Sleeper)
8. Looking Glass - Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)
9. Malo - Suavecito (BOS!!)
10. America - A Horse With No Name
BONUS TRACK: The Staple Singers - I'll Take You There