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The Peak, 8/14/08: 1968
« on: August 14, 2008, 08:03:23 AM »
Love Alone Again Or
Deep Purple Hush
Simon & Garfunkel America
Aretha Franklin Think
Moody Blues Tuesday Afternoon
Beatles Sexy Sadie
Cream White Room
Otis Redding (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay
Fever Tree San Francisco Girls
Big Brother & the Holding Company Summertime

always sorry to miss a '68 set.

But, post-set, there's a Pretenders track listed on the Peak's just-played list called "Boots of Chinese Plastic" -- WTF? anybody know this one?
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Re: The Peak, 8/14/08: 1968
« Reply #1 on: August 14, 2008, 09:30:39 AM »

But, post-set, there's a Pretenders track listed on the Peak's just-played list called "Boots of Chinese Plastic" -- WTF? anybody know this one?


I just heard it two days ago, it was already going when I turned on the car radio.  I thought to myself, "This sounds like the best Chrissie Hynde impression EVAH!  Who is this, maybe KT Tunstall?"  It didn't occur to me that The Pretenders were not only back, but back to their old sound on this one.  Until Big Rick ID'd the song.
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Re: The Peak, 8/14/08: 1968
« Reply #2 on: August 14, 2008, 09:31:59 AM »

But, post-set, there's a Pretenders track listed on the Peak's just-played list called "Boots of Chinese Plastic" -- WTF? anybody know this one?


I just heard it two days ago, it was already going when I turned on the car radio.  I thought to myself, "This sounds like the best Chrissie Hynde impression EVAH!  Who is this, maybe KT Tunstall?"  It didn't occur to me that The Pretenders were not only back, but back to their old sound on this one.  Until Big Rick ID'd the song.

Speaking of new/old: KFOG's also playing a Steve Cropper/Felix Cavaliere collab which I heard yesterday morning when I was half-awake.
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Re: The Peak, 8/14/08: 1968
« Reply #3 on: August 14, 2008, 10:32:55 AM »

But, post-set, there's a Pretenders track listed on the Peak's just-played list called "Boots of Chinese Plastic" -- WTF? anybody know this one?


I just heard it two days ago, it was already going when I turned on the car radio.  I thought to myself, "This sounds like the best Chrissie Hynde impression EVAH!  Who is this, maybe KT Tunstall?"  It didn't occur to me that The Pretenders were not only back, but back to their old sound on this one.  Until Big Rick ID'd the song.

Haven't heard it yet, but given your descriptions and the clever title's play off the Dylan tune, I really want to now. Have to see if I can find a link once today's set is over.
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Re: The Peak, 8/14/08: 1968
« Reply #4 on: August 14, 2008, 10:48:29 AM »

But, post-set, there's a Pretenders track listed on the Peak's just-played list called "Boots of Chinese Plastic" -- WTF? anybody know this one?


I just heard it two days ago, it was already going when I turned on the car radio.  I thought to myself, "This sounds like the best Chrissie Hynde impression EVAH!  Who is this, maybe KT Tunstall?"  It didn't occur to me that The Pretenders were not only back, but back to their old sound on this one.  Until Big Rick ID'd the song.

Haven't heard it yet, but given your descriptions and the clever title's play off the Dylan tune, I really want to now. Have to see if I can find a link once today's set is over.

Benson played the Cropper tune last week on his morning show appearance, and I've already heard it twice since.  It's really good.
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