Author Topic: 26 Sept 2012: Dave Morey in... 1987  (Read 2121 times)

RGMike

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26 Sept 2012: Dave Morey in... 1987
« on: September 26, 2012, 10:04:56 AM »
pre-set stream: boy do I have NO FUCKING USE for Matisyahu. Ugh.

Holy Crap -- Gomer's birthday salute -- this one is OLD!

Good gawd: 1987 -- traditionally Dave's all-time-worst year. Bye!

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Re: 26 Sept 2012: Dave Morey in... 1987
« Reply #1 on: September 26, 2012, 11:08:56 AM »
From 12/22/2005:

Wang Chung                  Everybody Have Fun Tonight
Jon Astley                                 Jane's Getting Serious
Suzanne Vega                  Solitude Standing
Billy Vera & the Beaters   At This Moment
Chris Isaak                  Blue Hotel
Rock & Hyde                  Dirty Water
BoDeans                                 Dreams
Robbie Nevil                  C'est La Vie
Cutting Crew                  I Just Died In Your Arms
Starship                                 Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now

egad this is awful, although SRW posted the full lyrics to C'est La Vie in case you're interested.

By the way, RGMike, this is what you posted during the original airing:


From Wang Chung to Jon Astley...

Since I know there's almost never been a really good '87 set (IMHO), I'm gonna bail. Talk to ya thru today, and I'll be around for Ginger & Dave tomorrow -- before I head out to see King Kong.  Merry Happy and Happy Merry, all!

Special wishes to Gaz for a swift end to the MTA strike (I hear they're talking, at least).
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Re: 26 Sept 2012: Dave Morey in... 1987
« Reply #2 on: September 26, 2012, 12:16:24 PM »
From 12/22/2005:

By the way, RGMike, this is what you posted during the original airing:


From Wang Chung to Jon Astley...

Since I know there's almost never been a really good '87 set (IMHO), I'm gonna bail. Talk to ya thru today, and I'll be around for Ginger & Dave tomorrow -- before I head out to see King Kong.  Merry Happy and Happy Merry, all!

Special wishes to Gaz for a swift end to the MTA strike (I hear they're talking, at least).


wow!  I wish Ginger hadn't stopped doing 10@10.
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Re: 26 Sept 2012: Dave Morey in... 1987
« Reply #3 on: September 26, 2012, 01:16:48 PM »
of course that begs the question... who's Ginger?

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Re: 26 Sept 2012: Dave Morey in... 1987
« Reply #4 on: September 26, 2012, 02:25:20 PM »
of course that begs the question... who's Ginger?


oh you kids today...

Ginger is the bright and very personable midday jock on Boulder, CO's KBCO, a triple-A station that we stumbled upon back in '05 or thereabouts



She did a VERY good 10@10 for a number of years -- easily on a par with The Peak's -- and (like Rob Arrow) her '60s and '70s sets could be downright spectacular. Played lots of forgotten prog-FM classics in those years. Several of us struck up an e-mail correspondence with her (this was pre-Facebook) and she occasionally gave us a shout-out on the air. Then one midweek day in October of 2008, 10@10 just... disappeared.  When we asked what was up she said it was going "on hiatus", basically to see if there was a huge outcry from listeners to bring it back. And sadly, there wasn't. She said she really liked doing it -- especially playing the forgotten gems -- but that KBCO's core Triple-A audience didn't really like hearing those songs, preferring new Dave Matthews to old John Prine. *sigh*   I'll add only that it was the year the Rockies were in the World Series and we tried (unsuccessfully) to get her to do a Baseball-themed set. Little did we know the show would disappear a week later.
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