10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: Lightnin' Rod on February 04, 2005, 10:04:19 AM
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Woohoo!
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Woohoo!
goddam it! I even waited until the seconnd song to start the thread...
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Woohoo!
goddam it! I even waited until the seconnd song to start the thread...
Even better...today we got three of them!!
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Woohoo!
goddam it! I even waited until the seconnd song to start the thread...
Yeah, me too. Can't win for losing.
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another Capaldi-active year. God how I LOVED this album.
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This is just about my favorite time for music. Fortunately, Steely Dan didn't come until later to rescue the 70s. I don't believe that, actually - I love the 70s. The 80s, that's a whole nother thing. Altogether....
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Woohoo!
goddam it! I even waited until the seconnd song to start the thread...
Yeah, me too. Can't win for losing.
I get a laugh out of it every day--having three threads today was the best!
Btw, Mike, I totally concur with your suggestion that we go with which ever one was started first. I axed mine, too.
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another Capaldi-active year. God how I LOVED this album.
John Barleycorn, yes? I didn't discover this record until about 1980, when I was in college, but it completely took over my turntable for several months.
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yay for empty pages! what did i miss before?
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This is just about my favorite time for music. Fortunately, Steely Dan didn't come until later to rescue the 70s. I don't believe that, actually - I love the 70s. The 80s, that's a whole nother thing. Altogether....
Davefish, do you listen to Little Steven on Sun nites on the Bone. He had some interesting things to say this week about "Sgt Pepper" being the death knell of the "real" rock single.
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VHM the "Mill Valley" song. Mrs. Somebody-or-other and her grade school class. There was a DJ in NY (Jonathan Schwartz, erstwhile Sinatra-phile) who played this regularly.
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This is just about my favorite time for music. Fortunately, Steely Dan didn't come until later to rescue the 70s. I don't believe that, actually - I love the 70s. The 80s, that's a whole nother thing. Altogether....
Davefish, do you listen to Little Steven on Sun nites on the Bone. He had some interesting things to say this week about "Sgt Pepper" being the death knell of the "real" rock single.
Nupe. Don't listen to the radio much at home with the whole family to entertain. Maybe I should check it out. BTW, you know who I am, doncha?
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yay for empty pages! what did i miss before?
Doors, "Peace Frog"
Guess Who, "Hand Me Down World"
It's the fuzzy wuzzy love'n'touch explosion! Too bad you missed it!
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VHM "Miss Jackie DeShannon"!
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VHM "Miss Jackie DeShannon"!
yay! argh - i missed peace frog.
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BOS Mashmakan. As I've said many times, Fastball's "The way" owes a huge debt to this one.
Mashmakan showed up in the docu "Festival Express" -- I had no idea they were a jazz-rock outfit.
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Or however you spell that.
Dave hasn't trotted this one out for awhile. I was surprised to see their name listed among the bonus footage on the DVD version of Festival Express. Gotta sit down and watch that soon.
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BOS tie between the Doors' "Peace Frog" and the Mashmakan song, which I've honestly never heard anywhere *but* 10@10. The lyrics don't scan well but I think that's kind of why I like it.
VVVHM, of course, to Sly + Fam. Always a pleasure.
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BOS Mashmakan. As I've said many times, Fastball's "The way" owes a huge debt to this one.
Mashmakan showed up in the docu "Festival Express" -- I had no idea they were a jazz-rock outfit.
Jinx!! (The festival express part, anyway!)
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Or however you spell that.
Dave hasn't trotted this one out for awhile. I was surprised to see their name listed among the bonus footage on the DVD version of Festival Express. Gotta sit down and watch that soon.
i'll jinx for ya two.
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BOS Mashmakan. As I've said many times, Fastball's "The way" owes a huge debt to this one.
Astonishing coincidence: All the Pain Money Can Buy was the CD I was listening to yesterday in my commute. When "The Way" first came out, either the Bay Guardian or the SF Weekly claimed it cribbed from Tom Jones' "Delilah"; ever since, I've only been able to hear the song through that lens. (Mixed metaphor, sorry.)
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BOS tie between the Doors' "Peace Frog" and the Mashmakan song, which I've honestly never heard anywhere *but* 10@10. The lyrics don't scan well but I think that's kind of why I like it.
VVVHM, of course, to Sly + Fam. Always a pleasure.
I vaguely remember it getting (brief) Top 40 play in NY (it was early 1970 and Kasey Kasem was not yet syndicated). Then in the late '70s I had a roommate who owned the 45 and it was one of his fave obscurities.
I fully expected "The Way" to finish first in Pazz & Jop that year and was disappointed when it came in much lower.
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Was that The Cowsills?
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VHM "Seattle", aka theme from "Here Come the Brides", Bobby Sherman's peak as an actor :) At least it wasn't the Perry Como Top 40 hit version.
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HM to "Here Come the Brides" and "Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes." Is "Rosemary" codespeak for Mary Jane?
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Honorable Cheese to "...Rosemary..."
Talking lazy?
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so hard to pick a bos, but i'll say re-re. everything is sounding swell this am!
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B-B-B-BOS to Aretha, "Call Me" -- my favorite of her self-penned tracks.
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HM to "Here Come the Brides" and "Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes." Is "Rosemary" codespeak for Mary Jane?
You're thinking of the follow-up, "Love Grows Like my Orega-no".
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B-B-B-BOS to Aretha, "Call Me" -- my favorite of her self-penned tracks.
I love you... and I love you... and I love you TOO!
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B-B-B-BOS to Aretha, "Call Me" -- my favorite of her self-penned tracks.
I love you... and I love you... and I love you TOO!
i always have to point my finger to the imaginary crowd when i'm singing along with that line.
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Re's "Call Me" also has one of the best modulations ever! *shivers with delight*
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Too many BOSs today. Easily Set O' The Week.
Yay for the Marmalade, even if it is dour and soppy and morbid. This would have been a #1 if Badfinger had done it.
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10-way TIE!!
This set is likely the best I've heard so far in 2005. Numerous nuggets, great TV themes, although a dearth of news clips.
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Too many BOSs today. Easily Set O' The Week.
Yay for the Marmalade, even if it is dour and soppy and morbid. This would have been a #1 if Badfinger had done it.
Good call on the Marmalade tune. I bet The Babys coulda done pretty well with it too. I really do dig the harmony.
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Too many BOSs today. Easily Set O' The Week.
Yay for the Marmalade, even if it is dour and soppy and morbid. This would have been a #1 if Badfinger had done it.
I assume you'e familiar with Badfinger's "Maybe Tomorrow" (NOT the J-5 song), done when they were still The Ivys?
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Too many BOSs today. Easily Set O' The Week.
Yay for the Marmalade, even if it is dour and soppy and morbid. This would have been a #1 if Badfinger had done it.
Good call on the Marmalade tune. I bet The Babys coulda done pretty well with it too. I really do dig the harmony.
mmmm....the babys. i'm going to see john waite later this week at the d.i.y. convention. oh wait - that's next week. i need more sleep...
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Pronunciation questions:
1. Dave used to pronounce it "Mosh Ma Khan." Today it was "Mash McCann." Which is right?
2. I think Dave should have deferred to British protocol and said "Marma-LAHD" instead of "Marma-LAID."
Back to you!
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I assume Gaz & poc will be joining me for Capital Gold Soul Spectrum at the top of the hour. Everyone else is welcome to join us!
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I assume you'e familiar with Badfinger's "Maybe Tomorrow" (NOT the J-5 song), done when they were still The Ivys?
I'm afraid not. I've never heard anything under the Iveys moniker.
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I got a phone call just as the buzzer rang, what was BOS & HM's?
I heard most of the set although I lonly got back to my desk for the last couple of songs. Very tasty, but H, JF & R are now officially a katrina in my book, one of the few songs prior to 1977 that has earned the distinction.
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I got a phone call just as the buzzer rang, what was BOS & HM's?
I heard most of the set although I lonly got back to my desk for the last couple of songs. Very tasty, but H, JF & R are now officially a katrina in my book, one of the few songs prior to 1977 that has earned the distinction.
Do you mean Hamillton, Joe Frank and Reynolds? They weren't even in there, were they? (Hi, Mark!)
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I assume you'e familiar with Badfinger's "Maybe Tomorrow" (NOT the J-5 song), done when they were still The Ivys?
I'm afraid not. I've never heard anything under the Iveys moniker.
I believe it's on the "Best of" that was released in the '90s... It may not be identified as "the Iveys", though.
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It's hard to follow you guys trying to see what was played! Use the subject line at least, give me a clue!
2/4/05 - Friday! Let's visit...1970!!!
Doors - Peace Frog
Guess Who - Hand Me Down World
Traffic - Empty Pages
Sly - I Want to Take You Higher (Best of Set!!)
Mashmakhan - As Years Go By
Paul McCartney - Junk
Beatles - Across the Universe
Edison Lighthouse - Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes
Aretha - Call Me
Marmalade - Reflections of My Life
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My bad, I meant Edison Lighthouse of course, not H, JF & R.
I probably said this before but I always think there shouda been a parody song:
"Rosemary Grows Where My Love Goes"
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BTW, you know who I am, doncha?
I assumed you were DaveMack sporting a new moniker. If that's not who you are, then no, I guess I don't.
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BTW, you know who I am, doncha?
I assumed you were DaveMack sporting a new moniker. If that's not who you are, then no, I guess I don't.
he's a bowler.
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Listening to the nitecast. Gotta say, that "Mill Valley" song really was pretty. If I could put that and the theme from "Nanny & the Professor" on autoloop, my world would be sunshine, lollipops and rainbows. :idea: :D :idea:
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Listening to the nitecast. Gotta say, that "Mill Valley" song really was pretty. If I could put that and the theme from "Nanny & the Professor" on autoloop, my world would be sunshine, lollipops and rainbows. :idea: :D :idea:
It's lovely, and kind of astounding that Warners actually spent some time promoting it -- it actually charted and got to #90, and as I mentioned yesterday, got airplay in NYC.
When you lived here, did you ever make it up to Mill Valley, specifically Village Music? Quite a treasure trove. Next time you make it out here we'll have to do a field trip.