KBCO, 9/30/08: 1974

[Gazoo]

John's only #1 hit in the '70s.  There is something massively wrong with that.

well, y'know, he stopped recording in '75...

Really?  I didn't know that!    Just amazing to me that it was that and not, say, "Imagine."

[RGMike]

Finally something I can BOS: one of my very favorite Stones songs.  The guitar work blows me away, as does its interplay with the piano.

I'd've thought the Jorma was a fave of yours.  But indeed, this is a post-Main Street highlight of '70s Stones.

[RGMike]

John's only #1 hit in the '70s.  There is something massively wrong with that.

well, y'know, he stopped recording in '75...

Really?  I didn't know that!    Just amazing to me that it was that and not, say, "Imagine."

in retrospect, it is quite amazing that "Imagine" peaked at #3, when Macca was having one #1 hit after another throughout the decade. Silly love songs sell better than politics.

[Gazoo]

WOS2 to "Call Me Debris."  Yuck.

[RGMike]

VHM Burt Reynolds in the orig Longest Yard.

Speaking of Reynolds, I saw Harold Reynolds doing color on TBS's Sunday baseball this week -- someone actually hired him after his ESPN debacle?

[RGMike]

"Call Me Debris." 

ROTFL!  Line of the week, so far.

[Tinka Cat]

ooo! BOS5 Stones, "Tahm Waits fo' No One". But Tom Waits waits for me.

My mother bought the Stones'  "It's Only Rock And Roll" LP for me back in 74, but I didn't like rock back then (my mother was so much cooler than me.. still is) and I think I sold it for a dollar at a garage sale. 

... and in keeping with that streak, my older brother gave me Aerosmith's "Rocks" album which I traded for a Bay City Rollers' record. 


good Stones song

[Tinka Cat]

WOS2 to "Call Me Debris."  Yuck.

LOL -- yeah, not my fave,

[Alicat]

proxy of Alicat "Scarlet Begonias". 

BOS Stevie; VHM the J-5 on backing vox. "the nightmare that's becomin' real life" -- too true.

Nice. I neglected to tune in. Waiting for a classic now.

[Gazoo]

Speaking of Reynolds, I saw Harold Reynolds doing color on TBS's Sunday baseball this week -- someone actually hired him after his ESPN debacle?

America loves a good forgiveness story; ya just gotta lay low long enough.  If Marv Albert can work again, so can Harold Reynolds.