10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on February 11, 2005, 09:56:50 AM
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we'll be the judge o'that, bub. :wink:
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Argh! I'm gonna miss it: my 1:30 meeting was *just* moved up to 1:00, so I have to bolt.
I was hoping for a 1976 set with "Silly Love Songs," fwiw.
Will check in on the boards later, but happy weekend to all!
Gaz
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1971 plus Pentagon Papers stuff. Woo Hoo! History!
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early BOS: the Band, "Life is a Carnival". 2 Bits a Shot!
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I was the best man in friend's wedding back in the day, and he had worked with the defense team for Ellsburg, so as a thank you gift, he gave the people in the wedding party autographed copies (paperback) of the Pentagon Papers. It seemed like a cheap thing at the time, but perhaps not?
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1971 plus Pentagon Papers stuff. Woo Hoo! History!
Great stuff so far. Possible BOS to "I Just Wanna be Free," undoubtedly a favorite of "peacniks" everywhere.
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I was the best man in friend's wedding back in the day, and he had worked with the defense team for Ellsburg, so as a thank you gift, he gave the people in the wedding party autographed copies (paperback) of the Pentagon Papers. It seemed like a cheap thing at the time, but perhaps not?
Autographed by Ellsberg? If you still have it, it's worth something.
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"This is the government, Mr Ellsberg -- can't you hear us knockin'?"
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1971 plus Pentagon Papers stuff. Woo Hoo! History!
Nice to hear some fresh sound clips. Dave's been shopping on the web again!
I've noticed that he seems to be including fewer historical clips in general over the past few weeks--wonder if people were complaining or something? Fogheads can be so dumb sometimes.[/code]
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"it pins it all on Kennedy & Johnson, so from that point of view it helps us"
Oh Henry!
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jeez, and now we see Bob Novak outing a CIA agent, which should land the guy in jail, but no action from the White House. Here Nixon and Kissinger want to put the PP leakers in jail.
my my.
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Don't think this is a first-timer, but I don't think Dave's played it a lot. Great tune, and I think it was the Faces' only single to chart in the U.S.
Btw, did anyone catch the article on Ian McLagan in the Chron yesterday? Guess he played Slim's last night.
http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2005/02/09/DDG99B79L71.DTL
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of all the Carpenter's songs for Dave to play, he picks "Bless the Beasts & Children"???
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of all the Carpenter's songs for Dave to play, he picks "Bless the Beasts & Children"???
WOS. I have a soft spot for the Carpenters, but this isn't working for me.
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of all the Carpenter's songs for Dave to play, he picks "Bless the Beasts & Children"???
WOS. I have a soft spot for the Carpenters, but this isn't working for me.
that is almost verbatim what I just emailed Dave!
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I think it was the Faces' only single to chart in the U.S.
Just got back from dropping off my car for tune-up & new shocks. Which tune did he play?
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Don't think this is a first-timer, but I don't think Dave's played it a lot. Great tune, and I think it was the Faces' only single to chart in the U.S.
Btw, did anyone catch the article on Ian McLagan in the Chron yesterday? Guess he played Slim's last night.
http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2005/02/09/DDG99B79L71.DTL
That article was great, I nearly posted the link yesterday. I assume you meant "Faces' only" Rod-fronted single, since "Itchykoo" and "Tin Soldier" charted as Small Faces hits in '68/'69.
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Don't think this is a first-timer, but I don't think Dave's played it a lot. Great tune, and I think it was the Faces' only single to chart in the U.S.
Are you making a distinction between the Faces and the Small Faces?
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BOS2: Temptation Eyes.
I always think this is the Guess Who, but it's really the Grass Roots doing their best Burton Cummings impression, right? I'm learning...slowly.
(If not I know one o' you guys will set me straight.)
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HM GrassRoots, "Temptation Eyes", although they had pretty much run the sound-alike-hits thing into the ground at that point.
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I think it was the Faces' only single to chart in the U.S.
Just got back from dropping off my car for tune-up & new shocks. Which tune did he play?
Stay With Me.
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I'm going to cut you into little pieces! :twisted:
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I'm going to cut you into little pieces! :twisted:
I was just gonna say that! Amazing he played this without a "And now for something completely different" ahead of it. Great tune though.
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that's what I suspected from your query.
Whitburn has not made the distinction between the Small Faces & the Faces, so there are 3 entires with 3 different apellations:
Small Faces: Itchycoo Park, entered the chart on 1/13/68, peaking at # 16
Rod Stewart w/ Faces: (I Know) I'm Losing You, entered the chart on 11/27/71, peaking at #24
Faces: Stay With Me, entered the chart on 1/15/72, peaking at #17
which means Dave broke his own "we go by the charts" rule again.
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I'm going to cut you into little pieces! :twisted:
I was just gonna say that! Amazing he played this without a "And now for something completely different" ahead of it. Great tune though.
did you ever see the PF movie shot at Pompeii? Killer stuff.
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Don't think this is a first-timer, but I don't think Dave's played it a lot. Great tune, and I think it was the Faces' only single to chart in the U.S.
Are you making a distinction between the Faces and the Small Faces?
Yep. The Faces were pretty much a separate band; they just happened to have three members in common. The Small Faces broke up for several months after Steve Marriott quit to form Humble Pie. Then Mac, Kenney Jones, and Ronnie Lane got together with Ron Wood to jam, and Wood invited Stewart in later. Not to mention that their sound changed completely. Small Faces were certainly a poppier, Mod band, while the Faces were a bluesier outfit.
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Small Faces were certainly a poppier, Mod band, while the Faces were a bluesier outfit.
weren't we all!!??
(thinking of Spinal Tap)
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I'm going to cut you into little pieces! :twisted:
I was just gonna say that! Amazing he played this without a "And now for something completely different" ahead of it. Great tune though.
did you ever see the PF movie shot at Pompeii? Killer stuff.
Haven't seen it. What's it called? Is it a concert film, or something really weird?
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Dave broke his own "we go by the charts" rule again.
not if the album came out in late '71... he does that with Steely Dan's Can't Buy a Thrill all the time, for one example.
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Hey Davefish, you up for lunch sometime next week? I think POC also works real close to you, so probably we could get her to join us.
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Hah! Dave catches himself!
He must have stuff on his mind... love, maybe?
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did you ever see the PF movie shot at Pompeii? Killer stuff.
Haven't seen it. What's it called? Is it a concert film, or something really weird?
http://imdb.com/title/tt0069090/
Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii (1972)
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Dave's fu*king with you guys!
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Hey Davefish, you up for lunch sometime next week? I think POC also works real close to you, so probably we could get her to join us.
Yah, mon. I'm heading to Washington on Friday, so Tuesday is probably the best for me. Lemme know.
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Dave's fu*king with you guys!
It woulda been the FOURTH time in 2 weeks if he'd played that tune.
BTW, BOS Pink Floyd when they were still a cult band. But an obvious forerunner of "Run Like Hell", no?
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Dave broke his own "we go by the charts" rule again.
not if the album came out in late '71...
I know he does it, but he always says he doesn't. He has often said, on air, that "we don't go by the release date, we go by the charts here at 10 @ 10."
I'm just being picky, but I really appreciate consistency, especially when people are making up there own rules to start with.
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Best of a strong Set: The Temps!
I just love how the "Once again", comes in.
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Memo to Gaz... CG Soul Spectrum at the top o' the hour!
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I'm just being picky, but I really appreciate consistency, especially when people are making up there own rules to start with.
Maybe that's the consistency here!
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that's what I suspected from your query.
Whitburn has not made the distinction between the Small Faces & the Faces, so there are 3 entires with 3 different apellations:
Small Faces: Itchycoo Park, entered the chart on 1/13/68, peaking at # 16
Rod Stewart w/ Faces: (I Know) I'm Losing You, entered the chart on 11/27/71, peaking at #24
Faces: Stay With Me, entered the chart on 1/15/72, peaking at #17
which means Dave broke his own "we go by the charts" rule again.
I don't know that I'd include the Faces on (I Know I'm)Losing You. A couple of them played on it (Woody and Mac are the only ones credited), but that song was released on Every Picture Tells A Story, which was a Rod Stewart solo album, not a Faces record.
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Can't say I disagree with you, I'm just quotin' Whitburn here.