11 Jan 2012: It's... 1966!!!!!

[RGMike]

Mick Jagger, the original gangsta, keepin' dat bitch undah his fumb, yo.

[Tinka Cat]

Mick Jagger, the original gangsta, keepin' dat bitch undah his fumb, yo.

99 problems, but keeping pitch ain't one.

[Davefish]

Great big BOS for Baaaaaaahb!  One of my faves by him.

And the funny thing is that the first time I remember hearing this was when I heard it at Stanford by the Grateful Dead.

[RGMike]

BOS3 Liz & Dick as Martha & George.

BOS4 13th Floor Elevators -- closest to a rarity we're gonna get, I fear.

I'll BOS "You're Gonna Need Me" too. Though this was definitely a Morey standard.

wow, really? it's not in the Shraytabase.  But in the early days of 10@10 when '60s sets dominated, i would imagine he played it often (I didn't discover the show until 1992.)

BOS5 Zimmy.

[Wayback]

Yay Bobby D, "Stuck Inside of Mobile..." a request from prior visits to '66

[Davefish]

BOS3 Liz & Dick as Martha & George.

BOS4 13th Floor Elevators -- closest to a rarity we're gonna get, I fear.

I'll BOS "You're Gonna Need Me" too. Though this was definitely a Morey standard.

wow, really? it's not in the Shraytabase.  But in the early days of 10@10 when '60s sets dominated, i would imagine he played it often (I didn't discover the show until 1992.)

BOS5 Zimmy.

Yup, that's how I remember it,  along with other garage band stuff like The Seeds ("Pushing Too Hard") and the Leaves ("Hey Joe") and the Strawberry Alarm Clock ("Incense and Peppermints").

[RGMike]

Dylan: the original master of the Willfully Obscure -- Rush, eat yer hearts out.

[RGMike]

Wouldn't it be nice if AL could play 10 songs that she actually wants to play?

[Tinka Cat]

I saw a couple eps of Family Affair over Xmas holiday (they air on MeTV).  One was when Buffy broke her leg playing on the kids' baseball team.  Anissa Jones, the child actress who played Buffy (and who famously OD'd when she was 18), really did break hger leg and they wrote that into her character.   OMG, she was such a cute kid.

another BOS to Beeyotch Boys

[Wayback]

BOS4 13th Floor Elevators -- closest to a rarity we're gonna get, I fear.

I'll BOS "You're Gonna Need Me" too. Though this was definitely a Morey standard.

wow, really? it's not in the Shraytabase.  But in the early days of 10@10 when '60s sets dominated, i would imagine he played it often (I didn't discover the show until 1992.)
BOS5 Zimmy.

Yup, that's how I remember it,  along with other garage band stuff like The Seeds ("Pushing Too Hard") and the Leaves ("Hey Joe") and the Strawberry Alarm Clock ("Incense and Peppermints").

Nuggets, either the single CD, expanded 4-CD or the original vinyl is such a cool collection of those 60s garage band tunes!  I keep my 4-cd set handy for those "gotta hear it" moments.  AL should do an entire 10at10 off Nuggets. Check out the track listings:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuggets:_Original_Artyfacts_from_the_First_Psychedelic_Era,_1965%E2%80%931968

[RGMike]

BOS5 "Tomorrow Never Knows". The Tibetan Book of the Dead totally RAWKS!

[Davefish]

BOS3 Liz & Dick as Martha & George.
BOS4 13th Floor Elevators -- closest to a rarity we're gonna get, I fear.

I'll BOS "You're Gonna Need Me" too. Though this was definitely a Morey standard.

wow, really? it's not in the Shraytabase.  But in the early days of 10@10 when '60s sets dominated, i would imagine he played it often (I didn't discover the show until 1992.)
BOS5 Zimmy.

Yup, that's how I remember it,  along with other garage band stuff like The Seeds ("Pushing Too Hard") and the Leaves ("Hey Joe") and the Strawberry Alarm Clock ("Incense and Peppermints").

Nuggets, either the single CD, expanded 4-CD or the original vinyl is such a cool collection of those 60s garage band tunes!  I keep my 4-cd set handy for those "gotta hear it" moments.

Shaw nuff!  I have both of those too.  Along with girl groups, I think garage bands were Dave's 60's favorites.

[Davefish]

BOS5 "Tomorrow Never Knows".

This is just so out there. Awesomeness!

[RGMike]

I saw a couple eps os Family Affair over Xmas holiday.  One was when Buffy broker her leg playing on the kids' baseball team.  Anissa Jones, the child actress who played Buffy (and who famously OD'd when she was 18), really did break hger leg and they wrote that into her character.   OMG, she was such a cute kid.

another BOS to Beeyocth Boys

are you familiar with that "Buffy Buffy Come back to me (why'd ya have to go and O-D?)" song from the '80s. I forget the name of the artist. ah, here it is: Angel & the reruns:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ripXfJc3Jk

[Lightnin' Rod]

is it me, or does Roky's signature vibrato sound a lot like a certain someone's infamous giggle?

 

I heard that too -- at first I thought she was actually giggling over the opening for no apparent reason.