Author Topic: 1970 on Wed 3/2/05  (Read 14138 times)

Gazoo

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Re: Layla
« Reply #30 on: March 02, 2005, 08:56:33 AM »
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ahh...love  it

this charted again, didn't it?


indeed the LP came out in late '70; the single didn't hit the first time around.  2nd time (summer of '72) was the charm -- it made the top ten.
the outro was on one of those gangster movies, right?  Did it chart again?  Reminds me of Fleetwood Mac's 'Albatross' that was a UK # 1 three different times.


Wow, I almost mentioned that -- the outro was used in GoodFellas. Scorsese has used music as well as any director I can think of.  But I don't think it charted again as a result of that film.

The first time was the truncated three-minute single in 1970, which hit the Hot 100 but missed the Top 40 (maybe the 70s?).  Re-released in '72 as the seven-minute opus, peaking at #10.  AFAIK, did not chart again until Crapton acoustified it for Unplugged in the early 90s.
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1970 on Wed 3/2/05
« Reply #31 on: March 02, 2005, 08:57:21 AM »
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Missed most of the set.  Back's gotten worse, can scarcely walk across a room now.

I feel for you :cry:
Have you tried acupuncture or any type of alternative healing?
Hope you heal soon.
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Re: Layla
« Reply #32 on: March 02, 2005, 08:59:24 AM »
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The first time was the truncated three-minute single in 1970, which hit the Hot 100 but missed the Top 40 (maybe the 70s?).  Re-released in '72 as the seven-minute opus, peaking at #10.  AFAIK, did not chart again until Crapton acoustified it for Unplugged in the early 90s.


and the last time went numero uno, n'est-ce pas?

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« Reply #33 on: March 02, 2005, 10:16:57 AM »
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Damn! What a set I missed. Came in for #10 but after hearing the recap, all I say is damn..... Any way to record these sets for posterity?


I assume it's possible for someone to burn a copy off the replay at 8pm?

I feel like I know my computer stuff but I'm really pretty low tech. I can stream the set but still can't grasp what I need (software/hardware) to record it. Can't spend any kind of big bucks now to do it either.

Help?
I don't know how, but there are some things on the market that do it.  I saw something called "RadioShark" but don't know if it's affordable or not.
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