10 Feb 2017, it's 1976

[ggould]

starting with "Fooled Around and Fell in Love" Elvin Bishop (Mickey Thomas' first claim to fame)

[ggould]

The Howard Beale rant from Network, but not the "Mad as Hell" bit.  Timely, eh?

[RGMike]

Looks like another LN-laden excursion, but then I'm pretty jaded.

[ggould]

Looks like another LN-laden excursion, but then I'm pretty jaded.

I'm kind of meh about '76 in general.  Love Machine seems like a long version, not that it makes it any more listenable!

[Lightnin' Rod]

Looks like another LN-laden excursion, but then I'm pretty jaded.

Reading the list, there was only the KISS track that I couldn't "play" in my head.  That being said, it's a pleasant enough collection of songs, very strong on nostalgia for me.

[urth]

Looks like another LN-laden excursion, but then I'm pretty jaded.

Reading the list, there was only the KISS track that I couldn't "play" in my head.  That being said, it's a pleasant enough collection of songs, very strong on nostalgia for me.

Yep, the Kiss tune was the token rarity of the set, but I kind of enjoyed songs 5 thru 8 (Thin Lizzy, H&O, the Stones & the Miracles), as Rod says, strong on the nostalgia thing. Other than that, yeah, kinda meh.

[CapnJack]

02/10:

On today’s edition of Soundwaves 10@10, the Kiss song originally written for Rod Stewart,
the Rolling Stones go full disco, and the hit single credited to one artist, but sung by the
future singer of an iconic band.

It's 1976!

 1. Elvin Bishop, Fooled Around and Fell in Love
-Movie: The Man Who Fell To Earth
 2. David Bowie, Golden Years
 3. KISS, Hard Luck Woman
-TV: Laverne and Shirley
 4. Peter Frampton, Show Me The Way
-TV: M&Ms Commercial
 5. Thin Lizzy, Jailbreak
 Super Hit 6: Hall & Oates, Sara Smile
-Movie: Network
 7. Rolling Stones, Hot Stuff
 8. The Miracles, Love Machine
 9. Electric Light Orchestra, Livin’ Thing
10. Steve Miller Band, Fly Like an Eagle