The Sound, 8/13/09: 1977

[Tinka Cat]

Heard a bit of the Babys Isn't It Time (I listed during a lull in KFOG's set -- maybe during Suzanne Vega?) 

some semi-obscure Steve Miller cut...

BOS to Alice Cooper You And Me

here's Rammstein Black Betty

seems like mostly the usual suspects, but isn't it always like that?

[urth]

Heard a bit of the Babys Isn't It Time (I listed during a lull in KOFG's set -- maybe during Suzanne Vega?). 

some semi-obscure Steve Miller cut...

BOS to Alice Cooper You And Me

here's Rammstein Black Betty

seems like mostly the usual suspects, but isn't it always like that?

Would love to hear You and Me in one of AL's sets one day. Alice really had a way with ballads, despite his proto-death rocker image. See also: Only Women Bleed.

[Tinka Cat]

Christine Sixteen by Kiss  
So Into You by Atlanta Rhythm Section  
Paradise By The Dashboard Light by Meatloaf  
It's So Easy by Linda Ronstadt  
Isn't It Time by Babys  
Feels Like The First Time by Foreigner  
Handy Man by James Taylor  
True Fine Love by Steve Miller Band  
You And Me by Alice Cooper  
Black Betty by Ram Jam  

BOS to Alice
HM to Kiss, Mr Loaf, the Babys

[RGMike]

Christine Sixteen by Kiss  
So Into You by Atlanta Rhythm Section  
Paradise By The Dashboard Light by Meatloaf  
It's So Easy by Linda Ronstadt  
Isn't It Time by Babys  
Feels Like The First Time by Foreigner  
Handy Man by James Taylor  
True Fine Love by Steve Miller Band  
You And Me by Alice Cooper  
Black Betty by Ram Jam  

BOS to Alice
HM to Kiss, Mr Loaf, the Babys

indeed,  a nicely varied set, despite a few overplayed "classics" But the Alice, KISS and ML would all be KFOG bustouts, methinks -- amd maybe the Miller too.

[urth]

Christine Sixteen by Kiss  
So Into You by Atlanta Rhythm Section  
Paradise By The Dashboard Light by Meatloaf  
It's So Easy by Linda Ronstadt  
Isn't It Time by Babys  
Feels Like The First Time by Foreigner  
Handy Man by James Taylor  
True Fine Love by Steve Miller Band  
You And Me by Alice Cooper  
Black Betty by Ram Jam  

BOS to Alice
HM to Kiss, Mr Loaf, the Babys

indeed,  a nicely varied set, despite a few overplayed "classics" But the Alice, KISS and ML would all be KFOG bustouts, methinks -- amd maybe the Miller too.

You're right about the Alice, KISS, and Steve Miller tunes, but Paradise By The Dashboard Light has appeared three times on KFOG during the Morey era--all of them Valentine's Day sets, usually of the "love stinks" variety or some variation on that theme.