10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: Here'sToYa! on January 31, 2012, 04:09:55 PM
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A fine vintage indeed
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We'll see how long it is until SRW requests "Hey Jude".
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well, jeezus -- early posting. after 4 hours there are 97 comments, so I'm not even gonna bother.
ETA: ah, now I see that AL is going to see Wilco tonite, hence the early post.
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god, what I wouldn't give to hear her play just the 1968 cuts from Nuggets and be done with it. I'll probably not be around when this is on the air, so say hi to Hendrix, Janis, Otis, The Stones and Steppenwolf for me.
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god, what I wouldn't give to hear her play just the 1968 cuts from Nuggets and be done with it. I'll probably not be around when this is on the air, so say hi to Hendrix, Janis, Otis, The Stones and Steppenwolf for me.
heheh. "Tighten Up" is sadly, a bit too LN-ish for me at this point in history.
"Hold her Tight-en Up". VHM Johnny Nash.
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Late to the partay again. BOS Different Drum.
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VHM
Zooey Deschanel Ms Ronstadt -- tho' this too is an AL frequent-flier.
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god, what I wouldn't give to hear her play just the 1968 cuts from Nuggets and be done with it. I'll probably not be around when this is on the air, so say hi to Hendrix, Janis, Otis, The Stones and Steppenwolf for me.
Agreed, a 10at10 of nothing but Nuggets and another set of nothing but SoulTrain soul (with Don Cornelius audio clips in between songs) would be most welcome!
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uber-BOS "Elenore", one of the great pop singles of all time. Truly one I never tire of. Proxy-of-Gaz-in-perpetuity
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god, what I wouldn't give to hear her play just the 1968 cuts from Nuggets and be done with it. I'll probably not be around when this is on the air, so say hi to Hendrix, Janis, Otis, The Stones and Steppenwolf for me.
Agreed, a 10at10 of nothing but Nuggets and another set of nothing but SoulTrain soul (with Don Cornelius audio clips in between songs) would be most welcome!
Indeed.
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Agreed, a 10at10 of nothing but Nuggets and another set of nothing but SoulTrain soul (with Don Cornelius audio clips in between songs) would be most welcome!
you KNOW Dave would've done a Don Cornelius 10@10. and it's possible from AL, unless she has that NY/Boston set lined up for Friday.
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"we wish you Love (Street), Peace, and Soul" VHM Doors.
the Barbarella clip is a sally of the first order.
swoon-worthy BOS2 the fabulous, underrated Troggs.
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I dig that groovy Barbarella commercial. Enjoying "Listen to the Flower People" ;)
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awww... Dion, Martin and John. those glistening harps are a bit over-the-top.
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I dig that groovy Barbarella commercial. Enjoying "Listen to the Flower People" ;)
yea, very cool. I've never seen the movie, though. Is it worth the trouble?
next time we hit the late 90s, it'd be good to hear Duran Duran's Electric Barbarella. It was a single in the US in 97, in the UK in 99.
this set has been a pleasant surprise so far... I thought it was going to be a tired 103.7 Oldies fest.
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... those glistening harps ...
nicely done!
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BOS for Sam and Dave, showing their gratitude.
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This set is giving me the (Big) Chill.
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Sam & Dave just caught the old soul clap!
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BOS3 "Helter Skelter"
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BOS3 "Helter Skelter"
Yessssss!
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I dig that groovy Barbarella commercial. Enjoying "Listen to the Flower People" ;)
yea, very cool. I've never seen the movie, though. Is it worth the trouble?
next time we hit the late 90s, it'd be good to hear Duran Duran's Electric Barbarella. It was a single in the US in 97, in the UK in 99.
this set has been a pleasant surprise so far... I thought it was going to be a tired 103.7 Oldies fest.
Barbarella is a B-sci-fi, probably pretty dated looking now. That's how Duran Duran got their band name, the angel in the film is named Duran Duran.
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This is a Family show.
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This is a Family show.
a Manson Family show!
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This is a Family show.
a Manson Family show!
Oh, that reminds me. Next time we hit up the late 90s I'll have to to request some Marilyn Manson. AL can take her pick (or not) of:
1995: Sweet Dreams
1996: The Beautiful People
1997: Tourniquet
1998: The Dope Show
1999: I Don't Like the Drugs (But the Drugs Like Me)
2002: Tainted Love
2003: mOBSCENE
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I dig that groovy Barbarella commercial. Enjoying "Listen to the Flower People" ;)
yea, very cool. I've never seen the movie, though. Is it worth the trouble?
next time we hit the late 90s, it'd be good to hear Duran Duran's Electric Barbarella. It was a single in the US in 97, in the UK in 99.
this set has been a pleasant surprise so far... I thought it was going to be a tired 103.7 Oldies fest.
Barbarella is a B-sci-fi, probably pretty dated looking now. That's how Duran Duran got their band name, the angel in the film is named Duran Duran.
Tinka, all you need to see are the opening credits.
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This is a Family show.
a Manson Family show!
Oh, that reminds me. Next time we hit up the late 90s I'll have to to request some Marilyn Manson. AL can take her pick (or not) of:
1995: Sweet Dreams
1996: The Beautiful People
1997: Tourniquet
1998: The Dope Show
1999: I Don't Like the Drugs (But the Drugs Like Me)
2002: Tainted Love
2003: mOBSCENE
It's all relative to the size of your steeple.
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02/01/12 - Wednesday! Holding Tight in 1968!
1. Archie Bell & the Drells - Tighten Up
2. Johnny Nash - Hold Me Tight
(Ad: Talking Barbie & Ken: "Let's go listen to Barbie's records!")
3. Stone Poneys - Different Drum
4. The Turtles - Elenore
(TV: Bewitched - Endora wants Samantha to fall in love with a former boyfriend instead of Darwood...Darwin...er, what's-his-name...)
5. The Doors - Love Street
(Movie: Barbarella trailer - Her specialty is "love!")
6. The Troggs - Love Is All Around
(News montage: Senator Robert Kennedy announces Presidential bid/ RFK assassinated/Ted Kennedy eulogy for his brother)
7. Dion - Abaham, Martin and John
(Speech: Martin Luther King - "Somewhere I read....")
8. Sam & Dave - I Thank You
9. The Human Beinz - Nobody But Me
(TV: Republican ad: "The American people see the need for new leadership")
10. The Beatles - Helter Skelter (B.O.S!)
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awww... Dion, Martin and John. those glistening harps are a bit over-the-top.
Yes, much of the instrumentation is quite dated, but if you listen with real speakers or headphones, you'll hear a real tasty bass line. Ironically, Moms Mabley's version also had a great bass line. I don't know who's on either track.