The Peak: 1/23/09: 1970

[Tinka Cat]

I'm up early.

Doot doot doo, looking out my back door at the green-eyed lady..

[RGMike]

I'm up early.

Doot doot doo, looking out my back door at the green-eyed lady..

caught in the Devil's bargain, eh?

speaking of: "Heaven & Hell", a very rare 'oo track -- an ATBB, methinks! BOSFRA

[RGMike]

EJ sits on the roof and kicks off the moss.

[RGMike]

as he so often does, Rob incorrectly plays something from Tapestry in 1970. But BOS2 "Where You Lead" anyway.

[RGMike]

proxy of shray, those questioning Moodies.

[RGMike]

James Taylor Fire & Rain
George Harrison Wah-Wah
Creedence Clearwater Revival Lookin' Out My Back Door
Sugarloaf Green-Eyed Lady
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Woodstock
The Who Heaven and Hell
Elton John Your Song
Carole King Where You Lead
Moody Blues Question
Grateful Dead Till the Morning Comes

BOS3 to that lesser-heard Dead track.

[Tinka Cat]

I liked that Who song. I didn't recognize it, but the drums and guitar sounded very Who-ey, so I googled "The Who 1970" and surmised it was from Live@Leeds.  (which it was, right?)

Dug the Dead, too.  I mean, I didn't disinter them or anything.   I might sleepwalk at times, but not that badly.

[RGMike]

I liked that Who song. I didn't recognize it, but the drums and guitar sounded very Who-ey, so I googled "The Who 1970" and surmised it was from Live@Leeds.  (which it was, right?)

It was the B-side of "Summertime Blues".

[RGMike]

as he so often does, Rob incorrectly plays something from Tapestry in 1970. But BOS2 "Where You Lead" anyway.

I emailed Rob this time, and he said he has a Rock Encyclopedia that says Tapestry was a Nov 1970 release. I have yet to find a source that agrees with that.  He also said he's 51 (!) -- he sounds much younger.

[mshray]

I liked that Who song. I didn't recognize it, but the drums and guitar sounded very Who-ey, so I googled "The Who 1970" and surmised it was from Live@Leeds.  (which it was, right?)

Dug the Dead, too.  I mean, I didn't disinter them or anything.   I might sleepwalk at times, but not that badly.

I think Tinka should get an award of some kind for legitimately working the word "disinter" into a post.   

[Tinka Cat]

I liked that Who song. I didn't recognize it, but the drums and guitar sounded very Who-ey, so I googled "The Who 1970" and surmised it was from Live@Leeds.  (which it was, right?)

Dug the Dead, too.  I mean, I didn't disinter them or anything.   I might sleepwalk at times, but not that badly.

I think Tinka hould get an award of some kind for legitimately working the word "disinter" into a post.   

thanks for the nod, bro!

[mshray]

I liked that Who song. I didn't recognize it, but the drums and guitar sounded very Who-ey, so I googled "The Who 1970" and surmised it was from Live@Leeds.  (which it was, right?)

Dug the Dead, too.  I mean, I didn't disinter them or anything.   I might sleepwalk at times, but not that badly.

I think Tinka hould get an award of some kind for legitimately working the word "disinter" into a post.   

thanks for the nod, bro!

I think we have similar senses of humor.  That cracked me up.