31 March 2015: it's... 1975!

[urth]

And we end so tastefully with Jefferson Starship, getting a taste of the real world and Miracles.

The looooong version?

ETA: Yes, I believe it was.

[RGMike]

And we end so tastefully with Jefferson Starship, getting a taste of the real world and Miracles.

The looooong version?

Always lovely (somewhere Gaz is smiling) but I've heard this one a lot this past year in various places.  Like yesterday, a bunch of FFs redeemed by a few choice bustouts.

Tomorrow: the annual "Fool" set, I'm assumimg?

[Davefish]

And we end so tastefully with Jefferson Starship, getting a taste of the real world and Miracles.

The looooong version?

I've always loved this song, though I didn't pick up the part about Grace tasting like the real world until much later. Adolescent Dave would have been even more enamored of the song if he'd known.

[urth]

And we end so tastefully with Jefferson Starship, getting a taste of the real world and Miracles.

The looooong version?

I've always loved this song, though I didn't pick up the part about Grace tasting like the real world until much later. Adolescent Dave would have been even more enamored of the song if he'd known.

Was that Grace or Marty singing that line?

[RGMike]

And we end so tastefully with Jefferson Starship, getting a taste of the real world and Miracles.

The looooong version?

I've always loved this song, though I didn't pick up the part about Grace tasting like the real world until much later. Adolescent Dave would have been even more enamored of the song if he'd known.

Was that Grace or Marty singing that line?

Marty sings the actual line but the implication is that it's Grace who is being, um, pleasured.

[Davefish]

And we end so tastefully with Jefferson Starship, getting a taste of the real world and Miracles.

The looooong version?

I've always loved this song, though I didn't pick up the part about Grace tasting like the real world until much later. Adolescent Dave would have been even more enamored of the song if he'd known.

Was that Grace or Marty singing that line?

Marty sings the actual line but the implication is that it's Grace who is being, um, pleasured.

Yep, that's how I read it. And when I saw them at the Greek Theatre, those two acted it out. Sort of.

[CapnJack]

3/31/15 - Tuesday!  Gettin' Down In...1975!!

1. KC & The Sunshine Band - Get Down Tonight
2. Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band - 10th Avenue Freeze-Out
3. Sugarloaf - Don't Call Us, We'll Call You
   (Movie:  Stepford Wives)
4. Jeff Beck - She's A Woman
   (Movie:  Stepford Wives)
5. Labelle - Lady Marmalade
6. Parliament - If It Don't Fit (Don't Force It)
7. Ian Hunter - Once Bitten Twice Shy
   (News:  the end of the Vietnam War)
8. Doobie Brothers - Take Me In Your Arms
9. Tommy Bolin - Savannah Woman
10.Jefferson Starship - Miracles (B.O.S!)


Edit:  CAPS LOCK keys tremble in my presence!

[dischead]

I think I heard this on KPIG a couple days ago. Is it Jeff Beck doing "She's a Woman"? Perhaps Pat Metheny?

Yep.

Could have sworn this one was another Morey fave, but it's not in the shraytabase.

Annalisa played it first as a bonus track in 2007, and it has appeared a couple of times PM.
It's probably the most successful jazz-fusion album ever.

[dischead]

And we end so tastefully with Jefferson Starship, getting a taste of the real world and Miracles.

The looooong version?

I've always loved this song, though I didn't pick up the part about Grace tasting like the real world until much later. Adolescent Dave would have been even more enamored of the song if he'd known.

Was that Grace or Marty singing that line?

Marty sings the actual line but the implication is that it's Grace who is being, um, pleasured.

Yep, that's how I read it. And when I saw them at the Greek Theatre, those two acted it out. Sort of.

Similarly when the Starship played Better Lying Down from Grace's Manhole during one of
their Central Park concerts in the mid-70s.  My favorite Grace Slick bawdy song is Across the
Board from Baron Von Tollbooth and the Chrome Nun.

"man's only got one finger
He doesn't need anymore..."

[Here'sToYa!]

Have there ever been any clips commemorating the Golden State Warriors' lone NBA championship this year? If not, it would seem to be a good time to celebrate the '75 Warriors, considering how well the team is doing this season.