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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on June 11, 2013, 08:12:26 AM
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"the year of LedZep's and Elvis' last concerts" sez Nay-Nay.
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TOTHK - Dave Edmunds "Here Comes The Weekend"
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"Here Comes the weekend" on a Tuesday? Well, it's an old Morey fave that we haven't heard often enuf IMHO. BOS1 Mr Edmunds' great Everlys pastiche.
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Eric Clapton "The Core"
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Crapton, Marcy and Whinyface get to the "Core". Proxy of cairo (and when did I last type those words?).
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Crapton, Marcy and Whinyface get to the "Core". Proxy of cairo (and when did I last type those words?).
This was a really good band. Saw them live.
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Crapton, Marcy and Whinyface get to the "Core". Proxy of cairo (and when did I last type those words?).
I'll give it a VHM, partly for not being "Lay Down Sally". One of his better late 70s efforts.
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BOS2 Townshend/Lane "My Baby Gives it Away"
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Pete Townshend "My Baby Gives It Away"
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Santana "She's Not There"
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I coulda done without the Santana, I think. One of the more unnecessary cover versions.
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I coulda done without the Santana, I think. One of the more unnecessary cover versions.
Any excuse for Santana to solo on a good song works for me -- VHM.
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BOS3 da Feets, "Time Loves a Hero". This is very Moreyesque so far.
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Little Feat "Time Loves A Hero"
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and amazingly, we get a song from Rumours that's not one of the overplayed hits. VHM "I Don't Wanna Know".
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Fleetwood Mac "I Don't Want To Know"
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OK, "Angels/Red Shoes" is fairly predictable but I'll allow it. ;)
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OK, "Angels/Red Shoes" is fairly predictable but I'll allow it. ;)
Thanks. I like hearing it too!
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Elvis Costello "(The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes"
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Bonnie Raitt "Runaway"
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Bonnie's attempt to have a Ronstadt-style hit remake never made the Top 40 but it's still pretty cool. VHM.
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BOS4 Kinks, jukin'.
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The Kinks "Juke Box Music"
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TV themes medley into Iggy Pop "Lust For Life"
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that was one choppy TV Theme Medley. Jeezus.
Iggy's a bit of an LN, thanks to the 3 million commercials and movie trailers it's been in. But this has been an OK set all around.
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that was one choppy TV Theme Medley. Jeezus.
Hey, we can't all be Dave Morey. ;)
Renee comes out of the set with "Booooo! Boooo!" And all I can think of is the old lady heckling in Life of Brian. (Or was it in Holy Grail?)
Yes, decent set overall. Lots from the Morey playbook, but hey, if you're going to crib, crib from the best.
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BOS Kinks, VHM Iggy Pop sez Renee
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I'll give my BOS to Clapton.
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that was one choppy TV Theme Medley. Jeezus.
Hey, we can't all be Dave Morey. ;)
Renee comes out of the set with "Booooo! Boooo!" And all I can think of is the old lady heckling in Life of Brian. (Or was it in Holy Grail?)
She was channelling Statler & Waldorf. Come to think of it, she does look a bit like a Muppet.
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BOS to Pete & Ronnie for me, but VHM to the Feats, Elvis & Bonnie. Not bad, not bad at all.
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6/11/13 -- Tuesday -- 1977
1. Dave Edmunds - Here Comes the Weekend
2. Eric Clapton - The Core
3. Pete Townsend and Ronnie Lane - My Baby Gives It Away
4. Santana - She's Not There
(Movie: The Rescuers)
5. Little Feat - Time Loves A Hero
6. Fleetwood Mac - I Don't Want To Know
7. Elvis Costello and the Attractions - (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes
8. Bonnie Raitt - Runaway
9. Kinks - Jukebox Music
(TV collage. Don't care enough to list all 1,000,000 of them)
10. Iggy Pop - Lust For Life
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BOS to Pete & Ronnie for me, but VHM to the Feats, Elvis & Bonnie. Not bad, not bad at all.
listening now on soundcloud.. I like The Core, but I'm sure some wag has called it The Bore, The Snore, The Chore. In fact, I haven't read the comments here yet, and I bet one of those appeared.
BOS to Pete & Ronnie for me, too -- so far. ( I'm just now hearing Santana. This was 77? I coulda swore it was earlier..)
But anyway, there's a doc film out there on Ronnie Lane and how he stuck to his artistic principles instead of milking "The Faces with Rod Stewart" cash cow. When he was on hard times, and then got sick with MS, his friends came out to support him, including Pete Townshend.
The Passing Show: The Life and Music of Ronnie Lane (2006)
seems to be on YouTube!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrLLC0Qm278
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1977... ugh. BOS Little Feat, VHM to Clapton & Costello. Otherwise a largely mediocre set.
Time Loves A Hero reminds me more of 1978, because that's when I heard it a lot. Little Feat
was one of the groups that got me through the late '70s after I discovered them and started
exploring their back catalog.