CG/KPOO/KCDX etcetcetc for the week of 10/5/09

[RGMike]

An afternoon of Funky Housecleaning: dusting and polishing while Judge keeps me movin' with his tunes, on every radio in the place. And he doesn't disappoint: he leads off with Rick James, "(You Blew My Mind) 69 Times" -- featuring the fab backing vox of Grace Slick.

[RGMike]

"Now Kitty, you know when we talk, we have a lotta fun, don't we girl? Dishin' out the dirt on everybody, and givin' each other the 4-1-1 on who drop-kicked who this week? You know what I'm talkin' about!"

LAWD! Judge plays Ree-Ree's uber-fab "Jump To It", a huge NYC urban-radio hit back in 1982 and one of Luther V's shining moments as a producer. And he follows it with MJ & his bros, "Walk Right Now". 

[Gazoo]

An afternoon of Funky Housecleaning: dusting and polishing while Judge keeps me movin' with his tunes, on every radio in the place. And he doesn't disappoint: he leads off with Rick James, "(You Blew My Mind) 69 Times" -- featuring the fab backing vox of Grace Slick.

"Ya' heard me RIGHT, Grace Slick!"

[RGMike]

I get to hear some of JJ's '60s-fest before my first "webinar" of the day, and we get JB, tellin' his fellow Americans and lady Americans about "King Heroin". Sorry, I still find it rather laughable -- the rhyme of "Mex" with "sex" alone is worth a guffaw.

[Tinka Cat]

I get to hear some of JJ's '60s-fest before my first "webinar" of the day, and we get JB, tellin' his fellow Americans and lady Americans about "King Heroin". Sorry, I still find it rather laughable -- the rhyme of "Mex" with "sex" alone is worth a guffaw.

"...You will ride that horse until you are dead... dead!  ...DEAD!
this is a revolution of the mind -- get your mind away from drugs..."

[RGMike]

A day spent at home listening to "Saturday at the '70s" and the surprise of the afternoon is the Sutherland Bros & Quiver, "(I Don't Wanna Love You But) You Got Me Anyway", one of the great shoulda-beens of that decade -- how a song with such a great sing-along chorus only got to #48 is baffling.

[RGMike]

A day spent at home listening to "Saturday at the '70s" and the surprise of the afternoon is the Sutherland Bros & Quiver...

and coming in a close 2nd is Godspell's "Day By Day", lovely as always, even to a non-believer like me (and we heard "JC Superstar" earlier!). The woman singing lead was named Robin Lamont.