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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: sundaygal on December 07, 2010, 07:01:00 PM
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Our FB pal, Scott Fisher asked AL if she was going to do a John Lennon tribute set to mark the 30th anniversary of his murder. She diplomatically replied that she "doesn't want to dwell on the sad side of things" and is planning on a 1980 set instead.
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Our FB pal, Scott Fisher asked AL if she was going to do a John Lennon tribute set to mark the 30th anniversary of his murder. She diplomatically replied that she "doesn't want to dwell on the sad side of things" and is planning on a 1980 set instead.
Well, good for AL! (tho' I half-expected her to rerun the John's birthday set, since she'll be up late tonite at the concert).
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Our FB pal, Scott Fisher asked AL if she was going to do a John Lennon tribute set to mark the 30th anniversary of his murder. She diplomatically replied that she "doesn't want to dwell on the sad side of things" and is planning on a 1980 set instead.
Not surprised by that--AL seems to like to lean on the positive side of things, and I can't fault her for that.
That said, Dave did do an "Anniversary of John's Death" set four years ago, although he led with a disclaimer that he normally did not do "death" sets. It went thusly:
12/08/2006 - John Lennon
1. - Imagine
2. - Across the Universe
3. - Love
4. - #9 Dream
5. - Ballad of John & Yoko
6. - Beautiful Boy
7. - Because
8. - Starting Over
9. - In My Life (BEST OF SET!!)
10. - Happy Xmas (War is Over)
Bonus: Crippled Inside
If you wanna dig back, the thread that discusses it is here:
http://10at10club.com/forum/index.php?topic=2646.15
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Isn't Scott Fisher the guy who's always trying to hit AL?
Agreed on her general positiveness, though. It would be hysterical if for April Fool's, she'd play a list of the most depressing hits ever.
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Our FB pal, Scott Fisher asked AL if she was going to do a John Lennon tribute set to mark the 30th anniversary of his murder. She diplomatically replied that she "doesn't want to dwell on the sad side of things" and is planning on a 1980 set instead.
Not surprised by that--AL seems to like to lean on the positive side of things, and I can't fault her for that.
That said, Dave did do an "Anniversary of John's Death" set four years ago, although he led with a disclaimer that he normally did not do "death" sets. It went thusly:
12/08/2006 - John Lennon
1. - Imagine
2. - Across the Universe
3. - Love
4. - #9 Dream
5. - Ballad of John & Yoko
6. - Beautiful Boy
7. - Because
8. - Starting Over
9. - In My Life (BEST OF SET!!)
10. - Happy Xmas (War is Over)
Bonus: Crippled Inside
If you wanna dig back, the thread that discusses it is here:
http://10at10club.com/forum/index.php?topic=2646.15
The morning show is paying tribute today, so any Double Fantasy track AL chooses has probably already been played by Webster.
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Babys to start... can't Waite for the next song. ;)
BOS Mr Palmer, lookin' for clues.
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Isn't Scott Fisher the guy who's always trying to hit AL?
well, not *literally* ;D
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BOS for Airplane and the great Leslie Nielsen. One of my favorite movies, I'm not ashamed to say.
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Isn't Scott Fisher the guy who's always trying to hit AL?
well, not *literally* ;D
Apparently my computer doesn't like the word "on".
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BOS for Airplane and the great Leslie Nielsen. One of my favorite movies, I'm not ashamed to say.
indeed. BOS2 for me. And VHM Mick on his fiiiine ah-raaaaahb chaaaah-jaaaah, just because it's a HFH for many.
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the Blues Brothers head to "Funkytown". At least we didn't actually hear a Blues Bros tune. Lipps, Inc = lip-synch! Get it??
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It's an embarrassment of riches for 1980 movies with Blues Brothers making an appearance. I watched this with my family recently too. Kids love it. "This is glue. Strong stuff."
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OMFG. Major BOS to The Jam Going Underground!
Mr. Weller is welcome underground anytime. ;)
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BOS3 the Jam!
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TANC: the Kings, "Switchin' to Glide". BOS4
Me and Zero request you in the Mercedes!
(http://www.examiner.com/images/blog/wysiwyg/image/Mostel(1).jpg)
(TANC because I heard a commercial on that Canadian station Sunday for a concert they were doing; I didn't know they were still together)
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we be jammin', mon! weet de wondah-mon! VHM "Master Blaster". I *wish* it was hotter than July...
Speaking of warm weather, someone on FB wants to hear "Sausalito Summer Night"
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ah, Love Canal. I'm always amused that Hooker was fined for illegal dumping. Most hookers charge extra for that.
wow... early Cure? BOS5FRA.
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we be jammin', mon! weet de wondah-mon! VHM "Master Blaster". I *wish* it was hotter than July...
Speaking of warm weather, someone on FB wants to hear "Sausalito Summer Night"
Gaah!
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Yay -- the Lennon track i was hoping for. uber-BOS6 "Woman".
as I've said many times, I wish Sinatra had covered this.
Let John's love open the door, Pete.
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great set, except maybe for Stevie's reggae.
I got a little choked up when I heard the opening guitar chords to Woman.
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12/8/10- Wednesday! and We're Back On Our Feet Again in...1980!
1. The Babys - Back On My Feet Again
2. Robert Palmer - Looking For Clues
(Movie: Airplane)
3. Rolling Stones - Emotional Rescue
(Movie: Blues Brothers)
4. Lipps, Inc - Funkytown
5. The Jam - Going Underground
(News: Iran)
6. The Kings - This Beat Goes On/Switchin' To Glide
(news: young Gov Clinton)
7. Stevie Wonder - Master Blaster
(News: Love Canal)
8. The Cure - A Forest
(News: John Lennon has died )
9. John Lennon - Woman (BOS!)
10. Pete Townshend - Let My Love Open The Door
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I got a little choked up when I heard the opening guitar chords to Woman.
Listening to the replay. Something sounds different about "Woman"; were there multiple mixes?