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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on March 18, 2010, 08:09:42 AM
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... which I'll have to miss due to an off-site meeting. Hrm... in what years is it "legal" to play Big Star?
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... which I'll have to miss due to an off-site meeting. Hrm... in what years is it "legal" to play Big Star?
'72 and '74. Don't think they had any chart action, so there's only the year of release to go by. And AL has visited both 72 and 74 since the first of the month (72 just last week) so if she goes that route I'd guess we'll hear 74 again.
Or someone will. I have a ton of stuff to do this am, so may not be able to listen. :(
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BOS, ABB, "Southbound". Nice TOTHK.
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Woo Hoo! staying south with the MTB. This is such an awesome LP.
BOS "Take The Highway".
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Woo Hoo! staying south with the MTB. This is such an awesome LP.
BOS "Take The Highway".
Who knew you could get away with a flute in southern rock? Good, kinda proggy jam.
ETA: Holy crap, they almost turned into Styx at the end there.
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Tuesday's Gone, and so is Alex Chilton. :'(
Gotta give another BOS, I was very much into Southern Rock in my earlier years. Unfortunately (for me anyway) '73 is too early for Outlaws or Molly Hatchet.
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BOS #3 & a proxy of Ginger. "Ooh La La" indeed.
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Alex Chilton was a pretty weird character, I understand. My brother-in-law was involved in scheduling musical groups to come and play on campus at Pomona in the mid-80s. Apparently, Chilton slept on the couch in b-i-l's dorm.
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Thougth AL might have slipped Big Star in with the Southern rock segment--they were from Memphis, so they'd qualify, sorta. Or maybe they're coming after the Mott tune?
In any case, BOS1 & 2 to Ooh La La and All the Way From Memphis.
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Is this a T.Rex bustout? Sounding mighty fine in any case.
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Is this a T.Rex bustout? Sounding mighty fine in any case.
I've never heard it before. It's got a lot of John Kongos in it. A lot of good stuff in this set.
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DUDE! It's Prog Rock!
BOS #6 ELP.
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Have to stop lurking and chime in. BOS ELP ... and furthermore Woo Hoo Turn It Up!!
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Is this a T.Rex bustout? Sounding mighty fine in any case.
I'd have said it wasn't, but per the DB it is. Sorry to miss it--I had to bail during the Paul Simon to head out for a haircut.
But! AL must have lurked in the Movie Monday thread and seen someone's request for a Motown Monday or Wordless Wednesday, cause next Monday we travel to the Motor City. Suggestions requested.
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AL must have lurked in the Movie Monday thread and seen someone's request for a Motown Monday or Wordless Wednesday, cause next Monday we travel to the Motor City. Suggestions requested.
Better still, tomorrow is "Power Pop Friday" in honor of Mr Chilton! Woo Freakin' Hoo!
3/19/10 Thursday! Heading down South in '73!!
1. The Allman Brothers Band- Southbound (B.O.S!!!)
2. Marshall Tucker Band- Take The Highway
(Ad: Mercury cars-The Sign of the Cat- roar)
3. Lynyrd Skynyrd- Tuesday's Gone
(News: Oil embargo-Mid East)
4. The Faces-Ooh La La
5. Mott The Hoople- All The Way From Memphis
(Movie: Paper Moon- Madeline Kahn)
6. Paul Simon- Kodachrome
7. Dobie Gray- Drift Away
8. John Lennon- Mind Games
(TV: School House Rock Tyrannosaurus Debt!)
9. T. Rex- 20th Century Boy
10. Emerson Lake & Palmer- Karn Evil 9 (1st Impression Part 2)
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some good keyboards in this set, Greg Allman, the fat guy from Skynyrd, Ian McLagan, whomever played keys for Mott (Martin Scorsese uses All The Way From Memphis in Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore to nice effect in the opening sequence, whenever I hear the song begin, I think of that movie), Keith Emerson. And the Dobie Gray guitar is very keyboard-like, IMHO.
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BOS to the one Lynyrd Skynyrd song I truly dig, "Tuesday's Gone."