1973 on Tues 3/8/05

[princessofcairo]

Brother Louie introduced her to his Redneck Friend!

scarface!

ETA: i forgot to poop on jackson browne. must he be everywhere?

[princessofcairo]

now there's a bos!!! have to turn up the who!!!!

i must say, the fastball version of "the real me" kicks. serious. serious. ass.

[mshray]

[Gazoo's Three Songs, Special Chart Geek Edition:

1. Gun Hill Road, "Back When My Hair Was Short"

2. Keith Barbour, "Echo Park"

3. The Puppies, "Funky Y-2-C"

all peaked at #40.

Well done, good sir!  Although more specifically, I was going for One-Hit-Wonders whose sole hit peaked at #40.  A true rarity.

On the other hand, the Divine Miss M has had three songs peak at #40, which I find wonderfully curious.  And I think the Cars had three songs peak at #41.

Gaz, I see you've been playing with my Top 40 Database.  Cheers!

So you'll be glad to know that I have already finished it through the 80's.  Check your inbox in a bit.

[ggould]

Re: "Pig Pen" obit... you gotta do a LOT of drugs and alcohol to die of cirrhosis at age 26!

he was strictly a juicer.

[ggould]

note to POC: not my face JB song, just a fun little ditty.

BOS would've gone to ABB, although since I'm typing a paper on multiracial children and how  they're classified, Brother Louid is timely!

TEN @ 10 LOG FOR 03.08.05

1973

  1. Deep Purple  -  Smoke on the Water (live)
  2. Gunhill Road  -  Back When My Hair was Short
  3. The Allman Brothers  -  Jessica
  4. Paul Simon  -  Kodachrome
  5. John Lennon  -  Mind Games
  6. Loggins & Messina  -  Thinking of You
  7. The Stories  -  Brother Louie
  8. The Doobie Brothers  -  South City Midnight Lady
  9. Jackson Browne  -  Red Neck Friend
10. The Who  -  The Real Me

Tomorrow's Ten @ 10 nets us ten great songs from the year 1984 on 97.1 FM The Drive.