10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => The New 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on June 03, 2016, 10:50:43 AM
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This has always been one of the most diverse years of the later 70s, thanks to the rise of new wave & punk. I'll be curious to hear how DW interprets it.
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This has always been one of the most diverse years of the later 70s, thanks to the rise of new wave & punk. I'll be curious to hear how DW interprets it.
I'm listening now, but may not be able to get through it all before lunch...
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1. Chic, Good Times
-Movie: Apocalypse Now
2. Peter Frampton, I Can’t Stand It No More
-Movie: Moonraker
3. Blondie, One Way Or Another
-Radio: KFRC: Rhythm Of The City
4. Peaches & Herb, Shake Your Groove Thing
-News: American Airlines Flight 191 Crash
5. Electric Light Orchestra, Don’t Bring Me Down
-TV: CBS In The News
6. Fleetwood Mac, Tusk (USC Version)
-News: Skylab Re-Entry
7. Bee Gees, Tragedy
-Movie: Apocalypse Now
8. The Clash, I Fought The Law
9. The Babys, Everytime I Think Of You
-News: Three Mile Island
10. The Cars, Let’s Go
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2. Peter Frampton, I Can’t Stand It No More
This would appear to be a bustout -- BOS from me, certainly an underrated single of the period. Everything else is various shades of FF/LN.
But VHM to that KFRC "Rhythm of the City" jungle -- how long were they a disco station? Is that where DM worked for a while?
I'll say that the best part of these sets are the clips, since he's clearly had to compile his own, and therefore we're not hearing the oft-repeated library of sound-bites that KFOG had available.
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2. Peter Frampton, I Can’t Stand It No More
This would appear to be a bustout -- BOS from me, certainly an underrated single of the period. Everything else is various shades of FF/LN.
Wow, haven't heard this in years! I'm listening to the song now (Youtube).
Also, "Bob Mayo on keyboards.... Bob Mayo."
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2. Peter Frampton, I Can’t Stand It No More
This would appear to be a bustout -- BOS from me, certainly an underrated single of the period. Everything else is various shades of FF/LN.
But VHM to that KFRC "Rhythm of the City" jungle -- how long were they a disco station? Is that where DM worked for a while?
I'll say that the best part of these sets are the clips, since he's clearly had to compile his own, and therefore we're not hearing the oft-repeated library of sound-bites that KFOG had available.
I thought DM used to work at KSFX