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urth

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The Drive, 1/30/07: 1973
« Reply #15 on: January 30, 2007, 09:40:28 AM »
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didn't somebody have a song called "Jerkin' Crocus"?  (and it wasn't Krokus, either).


Nope, not Krokus. It was Mott the Hoople, on All the Young Dudes.

Speaking of whom, Ian Hunter is on a double bill with the Zombies at the Fillmo', mid-March. No telling how he's aged, but I aim to find out.
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« Reply #16 on: January 30, 2007, 09:46:09 AM »
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Ian Hunter is on a double bill with the Zombies at the Fillmo', mid-March. No telling how he's aged, but I aim to find out.


Wow, I used to see him on the Upper West Side in NYC occasionally in the early '80s -- and he looked old to me then!

I always thought it hilarious that he probably made more $$$ from Barry Manilow's cover of "Ships" than from his own LPs.
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« Reply #17 on: January 31, 2007, 07:53:06 AM »
dude, it's a prog rock tie...  

Seals & Crofts   Hummingbird   7.1%
Pink Floyd   Brain Damage   12.6%
Focus   Hocus Pocus   14.6%
Bruce Springsteen   Rosalita   8.1%
Bob Dylan   Knockin' On Heaven's Door   10.6%
Stevie Wonder   Golden Lady   9.1%
Kenny Loggins   My Music   2.5%
ZZ Top   LaGrange   12.6%
ELP   Still You Turn Me On   14.6%
Elton John   Goodbye Yellow Brick Road   8.1%
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