10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on May 09, 2013, 01:20:18 PM
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Will we get a Mother's Day Set? Not out of the question, I suppose.
Nope: 1974. BTO do a funky two-step. You bettah have supper waitin' when I get home, b-b-itch!
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TOTHK - BTO "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet" - 1974
TANC - check out Burton Cummings' cover of this in my 76 set (which will be posted sometime next week)
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Big Barry can't git enuf, babe. He da Walrus of Love, yo. VHM despite having heard this one a million times.
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Barry White "Can't Get Enough Of Your Love"
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David Bowie "1984"
(Had Tina Turner's cover in my 84 set)
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TOTHK - BTO "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet" - 1974
TANC - check out Burton Cummings' cover of this in my 76 set (which will be posted sometime next week)
yes! that cover was a college radio fave of mine (and of Dave Morey too -- I think the phrase "fake-jazz" was coined here because of that song).
BOS Bowie, in the savage jaw of eighty-faw.
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Nooooo! WOS1 Crapton and the hand-job. er, jive. er, whatever.
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Eric Clapton "Willie And The Hand Jive"
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Eric Clapton "Willie And The Hand Jive"
this sucks.
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Neil Young "Walk On"
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Neil Young "Walk On"
Über BOS!
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Dave Loggins "Please Come Home To Boston"
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BOS2 Neil, of course. But OMGWTFLOL and BOS3 "Please Come to Boston", which is quite the rarity here. (It's not in the Shraytabase at all)
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George McCrae "Rock Your Baby"
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George McCrae "Rock Your Baby"
This rocks, baby!
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BOS4 George MacRae, still a wonderful Harry Casey Jr song and production., sexy mama.
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BOS2 Neil, of course. But OMGWTFLOL and BOS3 "Please Come to Boston", which is quite the rarity here. (It's not in the Shraytabase at all)
I think AL may have played it once or twice, but not surprised that Dave never did. I certainly don't recall it.
LN: George MacRae, a Davefave if there ever was one.
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BOS2 Neil, of course. But OMGWTFLOL and BOS3 "Please Come to Boston", which is quite the rarity here. (It's not in the Shraytabase at all)
apropos of nothing: VIBE magazine had a little item about top ten cultural buzzkills, and they listed Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh ... the usual suspects. They also listed the city of Boston, saying if you google "most racist city," Boston comes up first.
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Genesis add some prog. Are carpet crawlers related to carpet munchers?
(http://hollywoodandfine.com/fineblog/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/a_flower_t.jpg)
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Genesis "Carpet Crawlers"
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it's PROG ROCK dude
8)
(http://www.tricitysaves.com/logos/stanley-steemer-kingsport-logo-334.jpg)
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This set is sounding more Morey-esque all the time. Save for the Dave Loggins tune, this could be a set from any time in the 8 years before he retired.
This is more what PG looked like in the Lamb era, btw:
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-WBDAoFmfuDQ/TXQ92WaE5LI/AAAAAAAABUo/FIde3y15OQE/s1600/62939_160728317271998_122182154459948_523001_665971_n%5B1%5D.jpg)
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Lynyrd Skynyrd "Call Me The Breeze"
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dey calls me da breeze, yo.
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Jackson Browne "Before the Deluge"
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ooo! BOS5 Jackson Browne at his artistic peak with "Before the Deluge". Damn, I'm sitting in my car in the Fordham U parking lot, listening to WNEW-FM between classes that fall.
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Easily the best set we've had in several weeks. I haven't looked at the KFOG FB page lately, but I gather there have been complaints, in re: not enuf "older" years etc.?
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Lynyrd Skynyrd gets BOS sez Renee.
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1. BTO - You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet
2. Barry White - Can't Get Enough Of Your Love
3. David Bowie - 1984
4. Eric Clapton - Willie & The Hand Jive
(News: Nixon resigns)
5. Neil Young - Walk On
6. Dave Loggins - Please Come To Boston
(Movies: Dirty Mary/Crazy Larry; Towering Inferno; Texas Chainsaw Massacre)
7. George McCrae - Rock Your Baby
8. Genesis - Carpet Crawlers
(Sports: Ali- The Greatest)
9. Lynyrd Skynyrd - Call Me The Breeze
10. Jackson Browne - Before the Deluge
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Broken Record Alert: I feel like I say this every day but what a sad, uninspired set that was.
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BOS2 Neil, of course. But OMGWTFLOL and BOS3 "Please Come to Boston", which is quite the rarity here. (It's not in the Shraytabase at all)
I have but one occurrence, on March 27, 2012. Yet another snoozy rarity.
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it's PROG ROCK dude
Barely prog rock lite, if that. Genesis was already on a downward trajectory at this point. As
much as I enjoy it, even Selling England by the Pound barely qualifies as such. Go back to
1972's Foxtrot if you really want to hear prog rock Genesis. Most of hardcore prog elements
were scaled back or eliminated as Genesis moved into the mainstream.
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BOS2 Neil, of course. But OMGWTFLOL and BOS3 "Please Come to Boston", which is quite the rarity here. (It's not in the Shraytabase at all)
apropos of nothing: VIBE magazine had a little item about top ten cultural buzzkills, and they listed Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh ... the usual suspects. They also listed the city of Boston, saying if you google "most racist city," Boston comes up first.
Boston didn't come up first for me, and the reliability of that method of sociological research is
highly suspect. But while I doubt Boston is actually the "most racist city," it wouldn't surprise
me if it ranks uncomfortably high on the list.
Boston has thousands of college students and there is a strong intellectual vibe about the area
that is hard to miss. There is also a big blue collar undercurrent, and since the students are
largely viewed as transients, it is this energy that drives local politics. Coupled with the fabled
New England reserve, this results in a conservative and provincial outlook that belies the
stereotype of all those supposedly liberal academians. Many of the seminal battles over school
busing took place there over forty years ago.