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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on February 05, 2013, 10:07:07 AM
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Sympathy for the Devil TOTHK. Good yes, deep not so much.
And feast or famine in the thread dept! From no threads to three to none! D'oh!!!
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and feast or famine in the thread dept!
It would be great if we could hear the live version from Get Yer Ya-Yas Out in 1969 or 1970. I've had my fill of the studio version from multiple Hot Rocks spins when I was a lad.
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and fresh from their Super Bowl commercial... The Stones have sympathy.
I deleted my own thread and then yours, leaving Cap'n Jack's... Dunno what happened after that.
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Stones wasn't deep but good lawd "Grapevine" is completely unnecessary.
Uber-LN1.
didn't we get this in the infamous very first Renee set of 10 overexposed '68 songs?
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and fresh from their Super Bowl commercial... The Stones have sympathy.
I deleted my own thread and then yours, leaving Cap'n Jack's... Dunno what happened after that.
And I was merging topics so we didn't have to lose anything, but next thing I knew they were gone!
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Heh -- I deleted my topic when I saw the others!
Marvin heard it through the grapevine.
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Man in black has the Folsom
County Prison Blues
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"Hullo ahm Jonna Cash"
BOS "Folsom Prison" -- better than "Boy Named Sue" at very least.
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Rarity o' the day (although not a bustout): Folsom Prison Blues.
Always wondered why, if our singer shot a man in Reno, he ended up in a state prison in California.
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Did he say de-lythergic athid? That's jutht thilly!
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Planning a trip? Longtime Moreytrina "Ride My SeeSaw".
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ooo! BOS2 Bobby Gentry and it's not even June!
(http://cps-static.rovicorp.com/3/JPG_250/MI0003/276/MI0003276642.jpg?partner=allrovi.com)
pretty rare to have TWO country records in one set -- only AL's done that previously.
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Bobbie Gentry's ode to Billie Joe
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Lemon Pipers play their green tambourine
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VHM
(http://images.neopets.com/items/inst_green_tambourine.gif)
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The Doors waiting for the sun
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BOS3 Doors, "Waiting for the Sun". Nice segue.
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catching a brief listen. Pretty routine so far. Nice Doors song, not heard much anymore.
Waiting for the Sun
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catching a brief listen. Pretty routine so far. Nice Doors song, not heard much anymore.
not earth-shattering but not Oldies 103.7 territory either, except for "Grapevine".
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oops, sorry Renee: "Bernadette" is from mid-'67.
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catching a brief listen. Pretty routine so far. Nice Doors song, not heard much anymore.
not earth-shattering but not Oldies 103.7 territory either, except for "Grapevine".
No bustouts, but DC's digging deeper with this set than was even hinted at in yesterday's.
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I Think We're Alone Now - Tommy James & the Shondells
I was listening to two covers of this the other day -- by The Rubinoos (1977) and Lene Lovich (1978).
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VHM TJ & the Shondells. What *IS* a "shondell" anyway?
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ooo! BOS2 Bobby Gentry and it's not even June!
(http://cps-static.rovicorp.com/3/JPG_250/MI0003/276/MI0003276642.jpg?partner=allrovi.com)
pretty rare to have TWO country records in one set -- only AL's done that previously.
What's with that teeny geetar? I do appreciate it not blocking her boobage, however.
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!! uber-uber-uber-LN "Hey Jude", speaking of Oldies 103.7 which plays it 27 times a week.
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Wish Renee would have allowed the outtake of "Hey Jude" (with a bit of "St. Louis Blues") to play out.
ETA: Ah, here it is... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J30wd1p6dPg
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Wish Renee would have allowed the outtake of "Hey Jude" (with a bit of "St. Louis Blues") to play out.
or better yet something obscure from the White Album, like "Honey Pie".
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BOS, TJ & The Shondells
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Wish Renee would have allowed the outtake of "Hey Jude" (with a bit of "St. Louis Blues") to play out.
or better yet something obscure from the White Album, like "Honey Pie".
Or if you really want daring, how about something from Tiny Tim, whom Macca was imitating on "Honey Pie"? Say "Then I'd Be Satisfied With Life" from his God Bless Tiny Tim album...
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Stones wasn't deep but good lawd "Grapevine" is completely unnecessary.
Uber-LN1.
didn't we get this in the infamous very first Renee set of 10 overexposed '68 songs?
we got "Grapevine" AND "Hey Jude" in that set. And no less than THREE of today's songs were from '67: "Billie Joe", "Bernadette" and the Tommy James tune. This is NOT rocket science. Sheesh.
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1. The Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil
2. Marvin Gaye - I Heard It Through The Grapevine
3. Johnny Cash - Folsom Prison Blues
(News: The hallucinogens. LSD. )
4. The Moody Blues - Departure/Ride My Seesaw
5. Bobbie Gentry - Ode to Billie Joe*
6. The Lemon Pipers - Green Tambourine
(News: MLK shot)
7. The Doors - Waiting For The Sun
8. The Four Tops - Bernadette*
9. Tommy James and The Shondells - I Think We're Alone Now*
(Music: The Beatles doing studio stuff before the completely unnecessary song.)
10. The Beatles - Hey Jude
* - actually from '67
ETA: Renee sez on FB that she had originally planned '67, changed her mind to '68 and got her stacks o' wax mixed up. Or something.
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ooo! BOS2 Bobby Gentry and it's not even June!
(http://cps-static.rovicorp.com/3/JPG_250/MI0003/276/MI0003276642.jpg?partner=allrovi.com)
pretty rare to have TWO country records in one set -- only AL's done that previously.
What's with that teeny geetar? I do appreciate it not blocking her boobage, however.
I had that same observation! But I suspect the mini guitar is used specifically to give a better view of her snoogies.
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BOS went to "Hey Jude", VHM 3-way tie to the Stones, Johnny Cash and the Moody Blues, according to Renee.
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1. The Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil
2. Marvin Gaye - I Heard It Through The Grapevine
3. Johnny Cash - Folsom Prison Blues
(News: The hallucinogens. LSD. )
4. The Moody Blues - Departure/Ride My Seesaw
5. Bobbie Gentry - Ode to Billie Joe*
6. The Lemon Pipers - Green Tambourine
(News: MLK shot)
7. The Doors - Waiting For The Sun
8. The Four Tops - Bernadette*
9. Tommy James and The Shondells - I Think We're Alone Now*
(Music: The Beatles doing studio stuff before the completely unnecessary song.)
10. The Beatles - Hey Jude
* - actually from '67
ETA: Renee sez on FB that she had originally planned '67, changed her mind to '68 and got her stacks o' wax mixed up. Or something.
So that would account for the following description of today's 10@10:
The Quote: "You've come a long way baby" we are in 1968, mostly, today on 10@10.
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we got "Grapevine" AND "Hey Jude" in that set.
Renee has played "Grapevine", "Dock of the Bay", and "Hey Jude" each twice on her three visits to 1968.
For the heck of it, here's a 1968 10-track playlist I compiled:
1. Tom Jones - Delilah
2. Jackie Wilson - I Get The Sweetest Feeling
3. Henson Cargill - Skip A Rope
4. The Intruders - Cowboys To Girls
5. Grateful Dead - Dark Star
6. Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass - Panama
7. Freddie Scott - (You) Got What I Need
8. The Monkees - Circle Sky
9. The Beatles - Honey Pie
10. Tiny Tim - Then I'd Be Satisfied With Life
Think any of the above would be DC/RR approved? ::)
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we got "Grapevine" AND "Hey Jude" in that set.
Renee has played "Grapevine", "Dock of the Bay", and "Hey Jude" each twice on her three visits to 1968.
For the heck of it, here's a 1968 10-track playlist I compiled:
1. Tom Jones - Delilah
2. Jackie Wilson - I Get The Sweetest Feeling
3. Henson Cargill - Skip A Rope
4. The Intruders - Cowboys To Girls
5. Grateful Dead - Dark Star
6. Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass - Panama
7. Freddie Scott - (You) Got What I Need
8. The Monkees - Circle Sky
9. The Beatles - Honey Pie
10. Tiny Tim - Then I'd Be Satisfied With Life
Think any of the above would be DC/RR approved? ::)
from your keyboard to DC's ear. I'm guessing the Intruders and Beatles songs would make the cut. I suggested "Delilah", "Sweetest Feeling" and "Skip-a-Rope" in the AL era and had she stayed I'm sure she'd've gotten around to one or all of them eventually.
Didn't we hear the Dead's "Dark Star" within the last 6 months or so?
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we got "Grapevine" AND "Hey Jude" in that set.
Renee has played "Grapevine", "Dock of the Bay", and "Hey Jude" each twice on her three visits to 1968.
For the heck of it, here's a 1968 10-track playlist I compiled:
1. Tom Jones - Delilah
2. Jackie Wilson - I Get The Sweetest Feeling
3. Henson Cargill - Skip A Rope
4. The Intruders - Cowboys To Girls
5. Grateful Dead - Dark Star
6. Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass - Panama
7. Freddie Scott - (You) Got What I Need
8. The Monkees - Circle Sky
9. The Beatles - Honey Pie
10. Tiny Tim - Then I'd Be Satisfied With Life
Think any of the above would be DC/RR approved? ::)
from your keyboard to DC's ear. I'm guessing the Intruders and Beatles songs would make the cut. I suggested "Delilah", "Sweetest Feeling" and "Skip-a-Rope" in the AL era and had she stayed I'm sure she'd've gotten around to one or all of them eventually.
Didn't we hear the Dead's "Dark Star" within the last 6 months or so?
You might be thinking of CSN's "Dark Star" from a 77 set, perhaps?
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we got "Grapevine" AND "Hey Jude" in that set.
Renee has played "Grapevine", "Dock of the Bay", and "Hey Jude" each twice on her three visits to 1968.
For the heck of it, here's a 1968 10-track playlist I compiled:
1. Tom Jones - Delilah
2. Jackie Wilson - I Get The Sweetest Feeling
3. Henson Cargill - Skip A Rope
4. The Intruders - Cowboys To Girls
5. Grateful Dead - Dark Star
6. Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass - Panama
7. Freddie Scott - (You) Got What I Need
8. The Monkees - Circle Sky
9. The Beatles - Honey Pie
10. Tiny Tim - Then I'd Be Satisfied With Life
Think any of the above would be DC/RR approved? ::)
from your keyboard to DC's ear. I'm guessing the Intruders and Beatles songs would make the cut. I suggested "Delilah", "Sweetest Feeling" and "Skip-a-Rope" in the AL era and had she stayed I'm sure she'd've gotten around to one or all of them eventually.
Didn't we hear the Dead's "Dark Star" within the last 6 months or so?
You might be thinking of CSN's "Dark Star" from a 77 set, perhaps?
I remember being confused by the two Dark Stars (when CSN's was played during this set http://10at10club.com/forum/index.php?topic=9223.0)