1972 on Monday, April 25, 2005

[RGMike]

HM to the Stones, "Happy": one of the least-played of their hits.

indeed for an album critics consider one of their best, Exile underperformed, singles-chart-wise. I thought "Tumblin' Dice " was a surefire #1 and was wrong.

OMG! "Burning Love"! Another one Dave's never played.  Gotta love a song that rhymes "higher" and "choir".

[Gazoo]

The Bob Newhart Show was that old?  I thought it came later in the decade.

VHM to "Suavecito" (with extended intro!), later reshaped as Sugar Ray's "Every Morning."

[RGMike]

Ladies & Gentlemen, the looooooooooooong version of "Suavecito"!  Muy bueno!

VHM the M*A*S*H* clip. Saw part of the original movie version over the weekend.  Still funny.  Princess, you've never explained your M*A*S*H* dislike.

[mshray]

VHM to "Suavecito" (with extended intro!), later reshaped as Sugar Ray's "Every Morning."

I just got in to the dulcet strains of this song, but I have no idea who this is.

But I caught the Sugar Ray similarity almost immediately.

[RGMike]

VHM to "Suavecito" (with extended intro!), later reshaped as Sugar Ray's "Every Morning."

"reshaped"? is that a new synonym for "stolen"?

[RGMike]

VHM to "Suavecito" (with extended intro!), later reshaped as Sugar Ray's "Every Morning."

I just got in to the dulcet strains of this song, but I have no idea who this is.

But I caught the Sugar Ray similarity almost immediately.

you're kidding, right?

[princessofcairo]

Princess, you've never explained your M*A*S*H* dislike.

oh, it's probably just generational. and i can't stand that damn song.

[mshray]

you're kidding, right?

C'mon this is a 1HW, and I had a vague recollection of a Santana tie-in, but I couldn't remember the name of the band.  I guarantee you Malo isn't a household name (see I had to look it up myself).

[mshray]

Princess, you've never explained your M*A*S*H* dislike.

oh, it's probably just generational. and i can't stand that damn song.

If you've never seen the movie, then the song doesn't make sense.  However within the context of the film, the song is great.

[RGMike]

you're kidding, right?

C'mon this is a 1HW, and I had a vague recollection of a Santana tie-in, but I couldn't remember the name of the band.  I guarantee you Malo isn't a household name (see I had to look it up myself).

sorry, I consider this one of the most-overplayed oldies on Bay Area radio. Of course then I may listen to KFRC and Kiss more often than you. But even Dave has played it often enough.

[mshray]

you're kidding, right?

C'mon this is a 1HW, and I had a vague recollection of a Santana tie-in, but I couldn't remember the name of the band.  I guarantee you Malo isn't a household name (see I had to look it up myself).

sorry, I consider this one of the most-overplayed oldies on Bay Area radio. Of course then I may listen to KFRC and Kiss more often than you. But even Dave has played it often enough.

I didn't say I've never heard it, I said I couldn't think of the band's name.

but I'm definitely guilty as charged re: KFRC & Kiss.

[Lightnin' Rod]

you're kidding, right?

C'mon this is a 1HW, and I had a vague recollection of a Santana tie-in, but I couldn't remember the name of the band.  I guarantee you Malo isn't a household name (see I had to look it up myself).

sorry, I consider this one of the most-overplayed oldies on Bay Area radio. Of course then I may listen to KFRC and Kiss more often than you. But even Dave has played it often enough.

I've been listening to Kiss quite a bit lately.  I was surprised to find that the play so much Santana (and Malo) on it.  Not what I consider r&b, old or new school.

[ggould]

Early VHM to "Jesus Is Just Alright," a song that managed to piss off Christians and non-Christians alike.

I'm guessing before I read the list that they are playing Doobies and not Byrds?

[ggould]

TEN @ 10 LOG FOR 04.25.05
1972

  1. The Doobie Brothers  -  Jesus is Just Alright
  2. The Moody Blues  -  You and Me
  3. Elton John  -  Honky Cat
  4. The O'Jays  -  Backstabbers
  5. Randy Newman  -  Political Science
  6. Loggins & Messina  -  Angry Eyes
  7. The Rolling Stones  -  Happy
  8. Elvis Presley  -  Burnin' Love
  9. Malo  -  Suavecito
10. ELP  -  From the Beginning

Tomorrow's Ten @ 10 on 97.1 FM The Drive: 1980

[urth]

Early VHM to "Jesus Is Just Alright," a song that managed to piss off Christians and non-Christians alike.

I'm guessing before I read the list that they are playing Doobies and not Byrds?

The Doobies' JIJA is one of those songs that I never knew was a cover for years--I think I was well out of college before I found out that the Byrds had done it first. The Doobies version was so ubiquitous (relatively speaking) that I think it obliterated the Byrds version on the various radio stations I was listening to at the time.