10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on August 19, 2013, 09:55:56 AM
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"I have no idea why we're doing this year, but someone will appreciate it"
'63 for the first time sine I dunno when. The Morey era, certainly.
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"I have no idea why we're doing this year, but someone will appreciate it"
'64? '63?
Sounds promising -- if it is '63, I hope I had a part in inspiring it! :)
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TOTHK - OMFG - The Beatles - I Saw Her Standing There - 1963 it is!
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Beatles TOTHK: British release date, I guess.
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The Kingsmen "Louie Louie"
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It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World into The Rolling Stones - Come On
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Ray Charles "Busted"
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BOSFRA Stones, "Come On". As I just noted on FB, '63 had already been removed from "the Big Wheel" when I started listening in '92, so this is pretty amazing.
BOS2 Ray Charles.
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The Kingsmen "Louie Louie"
makes me think of hanging out in Monta Vista (the wrong side of the tracks) with some kids I traded pigeons with. They showed me the 'dirty verse' of Louie Louie!
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The Beach Boys "Surfin' U.S.A."
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Beach Boys ripping off Chuck Berry.
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This set will probably end before 10:30!
More time for commercials like SweetJack and Events & Adventures & Kaiser Permanente!
ETA: The Surfaris "Wipe Out"
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Beach Boys ripping off Chuck Berry.
I was just discussing this with another teacher the other day. As I remember, they initially ripped him off, but eventually gave him some songwriter credit on the album. I can now go to wikipedia and see if I have it right!
ETA: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surfin%27_U.S.A._(song)
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The Chiffons "He's So Fine"
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Dave Clark Five "Glad All Over"
ETA: Like The Beatles "I Saw Her Standing There", this was released in the UK in 1963, but didn't chart in the US until '64.
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Beach Boys ripping off Chuck Berry.
I was just discussing this with another teacher the other day. As I remember, they initially ripped him off, but eventually gave him some songwriter credit on the album. I can now go to wikipedia and see if I have it right!
ETA: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surfin%27_U.S.A._(song)
yes, you're right.
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Roy Orbison "Blue Bayou"
ETA: Damn, this and "Busted" were on my short list for my next visit to '63! :o
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Orbison's orig "Blue Bayou" -- BOS4. (DC5 were BOS3)
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Petticoat Junction into Johnny Cash "Ring Of Fire"
ETA: Hope Renee mentions Cowboy Jack Clement's horn arrangement
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Petticoat Junction into Johnny Cash "Ring Of Fire"
ETA: Hope Renee mentions Cowboy Jack Clement's horn arrangement
Amazing the sound quality difference between this and the extremely muddy and flat-sounding Dave Clark Five.
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BOS5 Mr Cash.
1. The Beatles - I Saw Her Standing There
2. The Kingsmen - Louie Louie
3. The Rolling Stones - Come On
4. Ray Charles - Busted
5. The Beach Boys - Surfin' USA
6. The Surfaris - Wipe Out
7. The Chiffons - He's So Fine
8. The Dave Clark Five - Glad All Over
9. Roy Orbison - Blue Bayou
10. Johnny Cash - Ring of Fire
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While there were a couple of obvious choices, this seems like a must-listen for tonight.
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While there were a couple of obvious choices, this seems like a must-listen for tonight.
a miracle it happened at all, really. Given we never visit '63, even the "early Sixties for Dummies" choices sounded good. For balance we should get 2003 tomorrow.
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While there were a couple of obvious choices, this seems like a must-listen for tonight.
a miracle it happened at all, really. Given we never visit '63, even the "early Sixties for Dummies" choices sounded good. For balance we should get 2003 tomorrow.
Renee hasn't visited 2002 or 2003 yet.
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Renee: BOS Johnny Cash; VHM Roy Orbison & The Surfaris
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While there were a couple of obvious choices, this seems like a must-listen for tonight.
a miracle it happened at all, really. Given we never visit '63, even the "early Sixties for Dummies" choices sounded good. For balance we should get 2003 tomorrow.
Renee hasn't visited 2002 or 2003 yet.
'twould be the perfect opportunity, methinks. Maybe I'll finally get my Junior Senior suggestion.
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In case you needed confirmation, 1963 does not appear at all (as a 10-song year) in the Shraytabase. And neither does '64. Dave did do a '60s Vertical tasting ('61 to '70) in Oct of 2007. AL did '64 a couple times and also a couple of "Sixties Chartbusters" sets. We've gotten '64 from RR (or maybe it was Rosalie sitting in?) and now we've hit '63 in the Renee era.
Don't hold your breath for '62. ;)
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'64 was visited three times during RR's tenure: October 23rd (Rosalie filled in); April 12th; and June 25th.
Anyone know what the response was like over at Gsnipes?
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Anyone know what the response was like over at Gsnipes?
Most folks there quite enoyed today's set.
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"I have no idea why we're doing this year, but someone will appreciate it"
Did Renee or Gory say that? It's a really crappy thing to say.
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"I have no idea why we're doing this year, but someone will appreciate it"
Did Renee or Gory say that? It's a really crappy thing to say.
Renee actually said that.
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"I have no idea why we're doing this year, but someone will appreciate it"
Did Renee or Gory say that? It's a really crappy thing to say.
Renee actually said that.
Y&S
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"I have no idea why we're doing this year, but someone will appreciate it"
Did Renee or Gory say that? It's a really crappy thing to say.
Renee actually said that.
Y&S
That would seem to indicate then that she's still operating under the thumb of the PD. At least this PD has a better sense of how the franchise should work.
But still, that's a really really lame thing to say on the air -- I hope she got reamed out by her boss about that little crack.
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"I have no idea why we're doing this year, but someone will appreciate it"
Did Renee or Gory say that? It's a really crappy thing to say.
Renee actually said that.
Y&S
That would seem to indicate then that she's still operating under the thumb of the PD. At least this PD has a better sense of how the franchise should work.
But still, that's a really really lame thing to say on the air -- I hope she got reamed out by her boss about that little crack.
Yeah, at the very least, it's impolitic to call out your station's decision maker in public like that. Not to mention your listeners who like music of that era.
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"I have no idea why we're doing this year, but someone will appreciate it"
Did Renee or Gory say that? It's a really crappy thing to say.
Renee actually said that.
Y&S
That would seem to indicate then that she's still operating under the thumb of the PD. At least this PD has a better sense of how the franchise should work.
But still, that's a really really lame thing to say on the air -- I hope she got reamed out by her boss about that little crack.
Yeah, at the very least, it's impolitic to call out your station's decision maker in public like that. Not to mention your listeners who like music of that era.
eh, a little lame that she's not toeing the line officially, but showing some musical preferences is sorta OK. Deejays have personalities, and occasionally they're cool or fun. Maybe she laughed a little after that quip and said "Just kidding!" which of course makes all transgressions a-ok in today's world.