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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on August 05, 2005, 07:56:21 AM
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Thank God it's Friday... and People Gotta Be Free!
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BOS #1, the Temps. I love this one.
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BOS #1, the Temps. I love this one.
heard that Dave Matthews song that quotes it earlier today; thank god for the original.
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makes me think of the Smothers Bros show
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what else could I do?
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out/in
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what else could I do?
I wonder what I was doing during Little Wing -- if it was playing, I spaced right through it.
VHM, the Beatles yay.
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you'll not see nothing like the Mighty Katrinn(a). One I've heard a few too many times lately.
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kinda racy in the day. a tipping point in time where "making love" turned from a vague euphemism for something or other romantic, to a more specific sexual thing.
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I don't know this version
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"Up on the Roof" by... who??? new to me.
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WOS, Up On The Roof.
Just sounds awful this morning.
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I don't know this version
Me neither, but it obviously should never have been done.
Blech.
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BOS 2, Neil.
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Woohoo! Free doughnuts in the Breakroom!
Be right back...
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I don't know this version
Me neither, but it obviously should never have been done.
Blech.
sounded kinda Association-y. But more likely a local Chicago thang.
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BOS 2, Neil.
going camping this weekend, maybe take this sheet music along!
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BOS 2, Neil.
going camping this weekend, maybe take this sheet music along!
Where you camping?
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BOS 2, Neil.
going camping this weekend, maybe take this sheet music along!
BOS me too. But this was a B-side in the early '70s, no?
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BOS 2, Neil.
going camping this weekend, maybe take this sheet music along!
BOS me too. But this was a B-side in the early '70s, no?
It's been around forever, but I don't know the original release date.
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BOS 2, Neil.
going camping this weekend, maybe take this sheet music along!
BOS me too. But this was a B-side in the early '70s, no?
Something like that, it didn't appear on an LP until Decade.
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1968
Rascals - People Got To Be Free
Temptations - I wish it woudl rain
Simon & Garfunkel - Old Friends
Mason Williams - Classical Gas
Jimi Hendrix - Little Wing
Beatles - Revolution #1
Manfred Mann - Mighty Quinn
Johnny Taylor - Who's Makin' Love
Cryan' Shames - Up On The Roof
Neil Young - Sugar Mountain
Monday on 97.1 FM The Drive, Ten @ 10 rolls ahead to 1977.
So sad to have missed the Rascals, I'd have BOS'ed it for sure, as it is one of thse 45's my folks had that my brothers & I would dance around to in the living room since I was 5 & they were 4 & 3.
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I don't know this version
Me neither, but it obviously should never have been done.
Blech.
sounded kinda Association-y. But more likely a local Chicago thang.
By now you know that it was a Chicago thang, but if you've read Bob's WDRV bio you'd know that the Cryan' Shames are not only still active, but also that Bob moonlights as their lead vocalist!
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BOS 2, Neil.
going camping this weekend, maybe take this sheet music along!
BOS me too. But this was a B-side in the early '70s, no?
Something like that, it didn't appear on an LP until Decade.
According to Songfacts.com http://www.songfacts.com/detail.lasso?id=1125 it was 1969. I have a vivid memory of Morning Glory Music in Isla Vista (The original location) whenever I hear that song, so, if it was 1968, it had to be very late, as I started at UCSB Fall '68. I suspect Bob got it wrong, but it's hard to say.
I know I should do something other than post here, but my curiosity was piqued! canoe.ca says: "Singles 1968 Sugar Mountain" It must have been at the very end of 1968!
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BOS 2, Neil.
going camping this weekend, maybe take this sheet music along!
BOS me too. But this was a B-side in the early '70s, no?
Something like that, it didn't appear on an LP until Decade.
According to Songfacts.com http://www.songfacts.com/detail.lasso?id=1125 it was 1969. I have a vivid memory of Morning Glory Music in Isla Vista (The original location) whenever I hear that song, so, if it was 1968, it had to be very late, as I started at UCSB Fall '68. I suspect Bob got it wrong, but it's hard to say.
OK that makes sense. Bob actually said "recorded in '68" which one of the comments on songfacts.com seems to confirm.
I remember it also being the b-side of either "Heart of Gold" or "Old Man" -- it was on a jukebox in an Italian restaurant in my neighborhood where we ate often, and I recall playing it there.