KHUM/CG/KPOO/KRSH/KCDX/VIP/LNG etc week of 10/9/06

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obscure John ("Move Over Miss L") followed by obscurer George ("Wreck of the Hesperus").  Damn!

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Another pretty amazing late afternoon stretch on KCDX

3:25 pm - Outlaws - Green Grass And High Tides
3:29 pm - Santana - Jingo
3:31 pm - Paul Revere & the Raiders - Kicks
3:34 pm - Little Richard - Jenny, Jenny
3:36 pm - The Beatles - Mother Nature's Son
3:38 pm - Grand Funk Railroad - Save The Land
3:43 pm - Rockpile - A Knife and a Fork
3:46 pm - John Miles - Stranger in the City
3:50 pm - Bob Dylan - It's All Over Now, Baby Blue

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KCDX is playing an instrumental that I've never heard of before.

4:30 Tonto's Expanding Head Ban - Timewhys

Anyone out there ever heard of TEHB?

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KCDX is playing an instrumental that I've never heard of before.

4:30 Tonto's Expanding Head Ban - Timewhys

Anyone out there ever heard of TEHB?

Yes -- quite the psychedelic relic (that should be Head BAND, not "Ban", BTW).  Very late-nite FM prog radio, circa 1968., along with Lothar and the Hand People, who I mentioned the other day.

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CG Nugget of the Day: Dean plays Mr Denver's "Take Me Home Country Roads".

(oddly, Denver's version didn't chart in the UK -- but Olivia Newton-John had a hit with it!)

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amazing -- CG plays Black Sabbath, "Paranoid"!

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WLNG Nugget: BS&T with DCT gettin' some o' that ol' sweet roll. Hi-De-Ho!

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CGSS highlight: Esther Phillips, "What A Difference a Day Makes" -- Proxy of Cairo.

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KRSH Soul patrol:  after some Marvin and JB, we get "Funky Nassau", which is on that new Rhino box -- hope we're about to delve deeper into that.

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Ree-Ree goes all West Side Story on us with "A Place For Us".  And makes it work.

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"Um um um um um um (Curious Mind)", Major Lance.  Not to be confused with "Oogum Boogum".

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One of the several hit versions of "Crumbs off the Table", also covered by Dusty S.

Watcha been doin'?
Who ya been wooin'?

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I don't think I will ever tire of hearing "Soulful Strut".  I'll always associate this with that first warm early spring day in NYC.

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One of the several hit versions of "Crumbs off the Table", also covered by Dusty S.

It was the Glass House version -- it was also a hit for Laura Lee.

and now back to CGSS in time for Jarreau Hands!

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VIP's Beach Music show plays the Cornelius Bros & Sister Rose, "Don't Ever Be Lonely (Poor Little Fool Like Me)", their other (3rd) hit, and one you never hear.