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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on January 16, 2013, 10:02:55 AM
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Doobies Rockin' Down the Highway is TOTHK. Meh.
And is this the right year?
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Doobs rock on down da highway. Well, it's not "Listen to the Music" at least.
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Doobies Rockin' Down the Highway is TOTHK. Meh.
And is this the right year?
yup. (see my Richie Unterberger post in the Stream-of-Consciousness area.)
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uber-LN1: Staples, taking us there for the umpteenth time.
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uber-LN1: Staples, taking us there for the umpteenth time.
Yes, an FF for sure, but I can't bitch about any song that has either Pops or Mavis Staples on it.
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BOS1 Sweet Lou, "Perfect Day".
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What in gawd's name was that movie clip?
BOS for Lou's "Perfect Day". I bet this has never been played on KFrOG before.
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uber-LN1: Staples, taking us there for the umpteenth time.
It took me forty-five seconds to realize this was a song on the show and not a stream feed commercial.
This Lou Reed number is most welcome, though.
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What in gawd's name was that movie clip?
BOS for Lou's "Perfect Day". I bet this has never been played on KFrOG before.
that was Pink Flamingos, I believe.
I think AL played "Perfect Day" at least once. Dunno about Mr Morey.
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Love the Dan of Steel, but something other than "Do It Again" woulda been preferable.
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Great dividers: The Dan.
I rather like the songs I've heard from this first album of theirs. Let me guess, there are many worthy songs on it that never see the light of airplay that are being bypassed for this second-ranked frequent flyer.
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wow: "Taxi". An SF-centric fave and one that doesn't get much play these days. BOS2.
what's with the spoken part?? -- I swear I've never heard that before.
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Taxi. There was a piece on KCBS yesterday about a competing, unlicensed rides-for-tips service in SF.
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Angela Davis --> hmm. I was expecting Sweet Black Angel, which is about her. Maybe that would have been too obvious.
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I'm not recognizing this thing about blackbirds. Steve Miller?
Speaking of blackbirds, will Renee give us the traditional MLK set on Monday?
ETA: it is indeed Mr Miller, "Journey From Eden" BOS3 -- a serious rarity, fo' sho'
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I'm not recognizing this thing about blackbirds. Steve Miller?
It does sound like him.
And it is: Journey from Eden
I'm probably in the minority, but I like his poppy stuff better.
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I'm not recognizing this thing about blackbirds. Steve Miller?
It does sound like him.
Definitely Steve. NTM. BOS. He wants to fly like a blackbird.
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VHM Johnny Rivers, rockin'n'sneezin'.
(http://hitparade.ch/cdimag/johnny_rivers-rockin_pneumonia_the_boogie_woogie_flu_s_1.jpg)
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Is it just me, or have the sets improved dramatically this week? Purple Rain edit excepted.
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I'm not recognizing this thing about blackbirds. Steve Miller?
It does sound like him.
Definitely Steve. NTM. BOS. He wants to fly like a blackbird.
So we've got two pretty serious rarities so far? Stop the presses!!!
VHM Rockin' Pneumonia--I hear this all the time on the oldies station at home, but it's a fun song, good bari sax part.
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Is it just me, or have the sets improved dramatically this week? Purple Rain edit excepted.
certainly a better balance between the obvious and the less-overexposed.
Argent for Pepsi -- hold your can up!
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Love the heads-up sound of Argent! BOS even though this is a Morey frequent flyer.
And as the Elvira pinball machine likes to say, "Nice organ!"
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Love the heads-up sound of Argent! BOS even though this is a Morey frequent flyer.
And as the Elvira pinball machine likes to say, "Nice organ!"
Agree, but this is one I can't help but associate with the summer/fall of '72. Saw the reformed Zombies a couple of times several years back with Rod Argent on keys, and they did this one.
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OMFG!!!!! They're playing an R&B song that's not completely overplayed. Three serious BOS contenders today!
(That would be Harold Melvin's If You Don't Know Me By Now, for those playing along at home.)
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"If You Don't Know Me..." By the Bluenotes is hardly rare, but it's a lovely closer. VHM.
Def one of RR's better efforts, overall.
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Love the heads-up sound of Argent! BOS even though this is a Morey frequent flyer.
And as the Elvira pinball machine likes to say, "Nice organ!"
Agree, but this is one I can't help but associate with the summer/fall of '72. Saw the reformed Zombies a couple of times several years back with Rod Argent on keys, and they did this one.
Heh, reformed Zombies. Do they still eat brains?
VHM for Simply Harold.
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oops, I thought Teddy was #10 -- but we get the Dead or Jerry solo -- I can never tell. BOS4 in any case.
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Heh, reformed Zombies. Do they still eat brains?
they eat refried brains.
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"If You Don't Know Me..." By the Bluenotes is hardly rare, but it's a lovely closer. VHM.
Def one of RR's better efforts, overall.
And it turns out it wasn't even the closer. The Dead in the guise of Jerry, Deal. Always dug this one as a first-set closer in my deadhead days.
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oops, I thought Teddy was #10 -- but we get the Dead or Jerry solo -- I can never tell. BOS4 in any case.
It was released under Jerry's name, but I think it's the Dead behind him. And they played this one live pretty regularly, so you're right either way.
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"Harold Melville"?? That's a whale of a mistake, Renee...
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"Harold Melville"?? That's a whale of a mistake, Renee...
If there was ever a good time to segue into Moby...
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1. The Doobie Brothers - Rockin' Down The Highway
2. The Staple Singers - I'll Take You There
(Movie: Pink Flamingos)
3. Lou Reed - Perfect Day
4. Steely Dan - Do It Again
5. Harry Chapin - Taxi
(News: Angela Davis gets justice from whitey)
6. Steve Miller Band - Journey From Eden
7. Johnny Rivers - Rocking Pneumonia and Boogie Woogie Flu
(Commercial: Argent for Pepsi)
8. Argent - Hold Your Head Up
9. Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes - If You Don't Know Me By Now
10. Jerry Garcia Band - Deal
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1. The Doobie Brothers - Rockin' Down The Highway
2. The Staple Singers - I'll Take You There
(Movie: Pink Flamingos)
3. Lou Reed - Perfect Day
4. Steely Dan - Do It Again
5. Harry Chapin - Taxi
(News: Angela Davis gets justice from whitey)
6. Steve Miller Band - Journey From Eden
7. Johnny Rivers - Rocking Pneumonia and Boogie Woogie Flu
(Commercial: Argent for Pepsi)
8. Argent - Hold Your Head Up
9. Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes - If You Don't Know Me By Now
10. Jerry Garcia Band - Deal
I need to catch the replay tonight. Too busy today at work, only caught bits and pieces. The Lou Reed caught my ear as something new and perhaps interesting. And I'm not familiar with the Steve Miller tune.
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1. The Doobie Brothers - Rockin' Down The Highway
2. The Staple Singers - I'll Take You There
(Movie: Pink Flamingos)
3. Lou Reed - Perfect Day
4. Steely Dan - Do It Again
5. Harry Chapin - Taxi
(News: Angela Davis gets justice from whitey)
6. Steve Miller Band - Journey From Eden
7. Johnny Rivers - Rocking Pneumonia and Boogie Woogie Flu
(Commercial: Argent for Pepsi)
8. Argent - Hold Your Head Up
9. Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes - If You Don't Know Me By Now
10. Jerry Garcia Band - Deal
I need to catch the replay tonight. Too busy today at work, only caught bits and pieces. The Lou Reed caught my ear as something new and perhaps interesting. And I'm not familiar with the Steve Miller tune.
This was about as good a balance between LNs and rarities, between pop hits and AOR staples, as we've had with Renee. That's always easier to do in the '70s, of course, but still.
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1. The Doobie Brothers - Rockin' Down The Highway
2. The Staple Singers - I'll Take You There
(Movie: Pink Flamingos)
3. Lou Reed - Perfect Day
4. Steely Dan - Do It Again
5. Harry Chapin - Taxi
(News: Angela Davis gets justice from whitey)
6. Steve Miller Band - Journey From Eden
7. Johnny Rivers - Rocking Pneumonia and Boogie Woogie Flu
(Commercial: Argent for Pepsi)
8. Argent - Hold Your Head Up
9. Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes - If You Don't Know Me By Now
10. Jerry Garcia Band - Deal
I need to catch the replay tonight. Too busy today at work, only caught bits and pieces. The Lou Reed caught my ear as something new and perhaps interesting. And I'm not familiar with the Steve Miller tune.
I don't think any of us were familiar with that Steve Miller tune. Although Geoff is yet to be heard from.
Yes, that's as good a set as Renee has done--this and her Dec 21 End of the World set are my two faves, if I had to pick.
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1. The Doobie Brothers - Rockin' Down The Highway
2. The Staple Singers - I'll Take You There
(Movie: Pink Flamingos)
3. Lou Reed - Perfect Day
4. Steely Dan - Do It Again
5. Harry Chapin - Taxi
(News: Angela Davis gets justice from whitey)
6. Steve Miller Band - Journey From Eden
7. Johnny Rivers - Rocking Pneumonia and Boogie Woogie Flu
(Commercial: Argent for Pepsi)
8. Argent - Hold Your Head Up
9. Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes - If You Don't Know Me By Now
10. Jerry Garcia Band - Deal
I need to catch the replay tonight. Too busy today at work, only caught bits and pieces. The Lou Reed caught my ear as something new and perhaps interesting. And I'm not familiar with the Steve Miller tune.
I don't think any of us were familiar with that Steve Miller tune. Although Geoff is yet to be heard from.
Yes, that's as good a set as Renee has done--this and her Dec 21 End of the World set are my two faves, if I had to pick.
A while back a friend and I would exchange concept albums based on year of release (yes, 10@10 was an influence). "Journey from Eden" was received by me as part of a 1972 disc. I will add that the same friend put "The Long And Winding Road" onto a 2000 disc.
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*somebody* played "Journey From Eden" withinh the last year or so; I was thinking it was AL but if not then it was Rob on The Peak. I can't imagine where else I would've heard it. Guess DC is a "musicologist" after all.
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I'm not recognizing this thing about blackbirds. Steve Miller?
It does sound like him.
And it is: Journey from Eden
I'm probably in the minority, but I like his poppy stuff better.
One of my favorite Steve Miller songs of all time. The reason why I'm tuning in tonight for the replay.
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*somebody* played "Journey From Eden" withinh the last year or so; I was thinking it was AL but if not then it was Rob on The Peak. I can't imagine where else I would've heard it. Guess DC is a "musicologist" after all.
I don't know where DC is from, but it was played a lot on KSAN back in the day.
ETA: Best bass line of set too!