KHUM/CG/KPOO/KRSH/VIP/LNG etc week of 8/21/06

[RGMike]

ooh! "Good Girls Don't"!

"... and it HURTS!"

[RGMike]

"Aftermath", a late-'80s Seger tune I don't think I've ever heard on the radio.

[RGMike]

highlight of the afternoon (so far): "Plastic Fantastic Lover".

[RGMike]

good lord -- Foghat, "Drivin' Wheel".

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a new one on me: Caravan, "In The Land Of Grey And Pink". Anybody know this one?

and followed by another obscurity: Lee Michaels, "Murder In My Heart (For The Judge)".  This is turning out to be quite a mind-blowing afternoon!

[RGMike]

after nearly three KILLER hours of rockin' nuggets, the station has suddenly turned into a Dave Morey '80s VT: The Call, Roxy Music, Alan Parsons, Huey Lewis, and Springsteen's "I'm on Fire".

[RGMike]

Little River Band, "The Other Guy" -- haven't heard this since it was a hit. Some country guy should cover this, pronto.

and speaking of, The Long Ryders, (?) "Prairie Fire" -- new to me and very Mellencampesque.

[RGMike]

WTF? Steve Hackett, "Narnia"? (yes, THAT Narnia).

[RGMike]

"it's a pleasure
when you treasure
all that's new & true & gay"

Do tell, Loofah!  Mr Vandross with Change and the "Glow of Love" on CGSS.

[RGMike]

Miss Ross (she da Boss) with "My Old Piano". An odd lyric, this, comparing her lover to a piano -- he has "an 88-key smile" (!) and is, of course, "grand".

[Gazoo]

Miss Ross (she da Boss) with "My Old Piano". An odd lyric, this, comparing her lover to a piano -- he has "an 88-key smile" (!) and is, of course, "grand".

If she likes his piano, wait till she sees his organ!

[urth]

Miss Ross (she da Boss) with "My Old Piano". An odd lyric, this, comparing her lover to a piano -- he has "an 88-key smile" (!) and is, of course, "grand".

If she likes his piano, wait till she sees his organ!

<rimshot>

My god, that line was just sitting there, screaming out to be taken, for nearly six hours. Thanks Gaz, for putting it out of its misery. Well done.

[RGMike]

Miss Ross (she da Boss) with "My Old Piano". An odd lyric, this, comparing her lover to a piano -- he has "an 88-key smile" (!) and is, of course, "grand".

If she likes his piano, wait till she sees his organ!

<rimshot>

My god, that line was just sitting there, screaming out to be taken, for nearly six hours. Thanks Gaz, for putting it out of its misery. Well done.

Q: What's better than roses on your piano?
A: Tulips on your organ!

[ggould]

Dylan doing "Man of Constant Sorrow."  I don't know if I've ever heard this before.  Not sure what album it's on.

[urth]

Dylan doing "Man of Constant Sorrow."  I don't know if I've ever heard this before.  Not sure what album it's on.

His first, self-titled:

http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&token=&sql=10:2s220rjac489