KBCO, 9/17/08: 1971!

[RGMike]

OMFG2! BOS4 Prine, "Sam Stone"

[RGMike]

"climbing walls while sitting in a chair" -- wow, that's a great line.

[mshray]

"climbing walls while sitting in a chair" -- wow, that's a great line.

"There's a hole in Daddy's arm, where the money goes."

[RGMike]

VHM Casey K for Mattel's "Rock Flowers"!

BOS5 Stones -- "you got massive boobs", one of my fave mondegreens.

[Tinka Cat]

BOS2 Woody in Bananas -- an appropriate clip indeed!

10YA cappin' on freaks & hairies, dykes & fairies.

do you recall Dave Morey one morning talking about this song, saying that although it spoke to a lot of folks about the turmoiil of the day, and represented the frustration of so many folks, that specific phrase just kind of blew it for him? 

Yes, I remember that well.  How do the rest of y'all feel about that line?

well, it WAS 1971, so it's sort of on the border between ignorance and enlightenment, as far as straight folks awareness of gay people being everywhere and actually having, y'know, feelings. But as indicated above, I think it fits the overall conservative tone of the lyrics.

agree.... someone should've just said "Alvin, shut up and play yer guitar."

[Alicat]

I hear ya Mick. BOS Can Ya Hear Me Knockin

[Tinka Cat]

one of my fave stones songs....  (but if I had to, I'd put Sympathy for the Devil as their best)

[Alicat]

I hear Dave knocking too!
BOS3

[mshray]

I hear ya Mick. BOS Can Ya Hear Me Knockin

So can Dave Edmunds!  Ha ha, good un' Ginger!

[RGMike]

I hear ya Mick. BOS Can Ya Hear Me Knockin

it's a "Knockin'" twin-spin!  proxy of GazWOS Dave Edmunds; VHM from me, first exposure to Mr E. for most of us.

[mshray]

one of my fave stones songs....  (but if I had to, I'd put Sympathy for the Devil as their best)

Not me, I've long since been on record here saying that this is my fave Stones tune.

[Alicat]

BOS4 Crippled Inside. Wow, bustout?

[RGMike]

BOS2 Woody in Bananas -- an appropriate clip indeed!

10YA cappin' on freaks & hairies, dykes & fairies.

do you recall Dave Morey one morning talking about this song, saying that although it spoke to a lot of folks about the turmoiil of the day, and represented the frustration of so many folks, that specific phrase just kind of blew it for him? 

Yes, I remember that well.  How do the rest of y'all feel about that line?

well, it WAS 1971, so it's sort of on the border between ignorance and enlightenment, as far as straight folks awareness of gay people being everywhere and actually having, y'know, feelings. But as indicated above, I think it fits the overall conservative tone of the lyrics.

agree.... someone should've just said "Alvin, shut up and play yer guitar."

BTW, TC, love yer avatar -- saw the clip of those 2 on Olbermann last nite.

Holy crap!!! BOS6 John, "Crippled Inside".  Ginger has knocked this one outta the park today.

[RGMike]

BOS4 Crippled Inside. Wow, bustout?

I wanna say Ginger/Marcus have played this before. But we've certainly never heard it from Dave.

[Tinka Cat]

nice John song...  good set, hard to do poorly in the year 1971 -- but I suppose it could be done.

So would some Who's Next? fit in here?