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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: urth on April 24, 2009, 10:42:46 AM
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Tuned in just in time to catch the end of You Wear It Well. Now playing: Conquistador.
Wonder what we missed while we were in the Motor City?
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Harry Chapin's signature "Taxi"--a real sledgehammer.
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Tuned in just in time to catch the end of You Wear It Well. Now playing: Conquistador.
Wonder what we missed while we were in the Motor City?
based on the "just played" list it was a pleasant-but-far-from-earth-shattering set, tho' there may have been gems not listed.
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Harry Chapin's signature "Taxi"--a real sledgehammer.
"oh, Harry -- you're still driving a cab? How positively droll! I'm married to a millionaire -- here's a large pity tip!"
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Tuned in just in time to catch the end of You Wear It Well. Now playing: Conquistador.
Wonder what we missed while we were in the Motor City?
based on the "just played" list it was a pleasant-but-far-from-earth-shattering set, tho' there may have been gems not listed.
Methinks there was something between Honky Cat and Chicago's Dialog, as there's 9 minutes elapsed in there, unless Larry was enjoying it so much he let it play twice, a la Vin Scelsa.
ETA: Yep, Dead Skunk and Mama Weer All Crazee Now both failed to register on the 'just played' machine.
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And man, they are *fast* at getting the setlist up on their site:
4/24 - 1972
Ventura Highway - America
Reelin' in the Years - Steely Dan
Dead Skunk - Loudon Wainwright III
Honky Cat - Elton John
Dialouge (Pt. I and II) - Chicago
Heart of Gold - Neil Young
School's Out - Alice Cooper
You Wear it Well - Rod Stewart
conquisador - procol harum
Taxi - Harry Chapin
Except they got one song wrong--Larry musta called an audible and slipped the Slade in in place of Alice Cooper.
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Harry Chapin's signature "Taxi"--a real sledgehammer.
"oh, Harry -- you're still driving a cab? How positively droll! I'm married to a millionaire -- here's a large pity tip!"
I always get stuck on the line about the $2.50 fare - in NYC today, the meter *starts* at $2.50.
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And man, they are *fast* at getting the setlist up on their site:
4/24 - 1972
Ventura Highway - America
Reelin' in the Years - Steely Dan
Dead Skunk - Loudon Wainwright III
Honky Cat - Elton John
Dialouge (Pt. I and II) - Chicago
Heart of Gold - Neil Young
School's Out - Alice Cooper
You Wear it Well - Rod Stewart
conquisador - procol harum
Taxi - Harry Chapin
Except they got one song wrong--Larry musta called an audible and slipped the Slade in in place of Alice Cooper.
.. and the order is off: they started w Reelin' by SD. I'm listening to it now.
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And man, they are *fast* at getting the setlist up on their site:
4/24 - 1972
Ventura Highway - America
Reelin' in the Years - Steely Dan
Dead Skunk - Loudon Wainwright III
Honky Cat - Elton John
Dialouge (Pt. I and II) - Chicago
Heart of Gold - Neil Young
School's Out - Alice Cooper
You Wear it Well - Rod Stewart
conquisador - procol harum
Taxi - Harry Chapin
Except they got one song wrong--Larry musta called an audible and slipped the Slade in in place of Alice Cooper.
.. and the order is off: they started w Reelin' by SD. I'm listening to it now.
Haley must have trained both Dave's former intern and Larry's current one. ;)
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And man, they are *fast* at getting the setlist up on their site:
4/24 - 1972
Ventura Highway - America
Reelin' in the Years - Steely Dan
Dead Skunk - Loudon Wainwright III
Honky Cat - Elton John
Dialouge (Pt. I and II) - Chicago
Heart of Gold - Neil Young
School's Out - Alice Cooper
You Wear it Well - Rod Stewart
conquisador - procol harum
Taxi - Harry Chapin
Except they got one song wrong--Larry musta called an audible and slipped the Slade in in place of Alice Cooper.
.. and the order is off: they started w Reelin' by SD. I'm listening to it now.
so, if you venture a highway, you may find a dead skunk, or else a (feral) honky cat. Better to take a taxi, conquistador!
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wow, what an groovy epic song Chicago's Dialouge (Pt. I and II) is, full of early 70s feel-good posi-vibes.
hggrz!
BOS to lead vocalists Terry Kath & Peter Cetera (when he was good) and a tap of the spit valve to Jerry Pankow and the other horny horns.
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wow, what an groovy epic song Chicago's Dialouge (Pt. I and II) is, full of early 70s feel-good posi-vibes.
it's even better when the intern spells "dialogue" correctly! (every day's 4/20 in LA) "I also hope to keep a steady high"
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BZZZZT! wrong answer!
The did NOT play Alice Cooper School's Out. the song was Slade - Mama Weer All Crazee Now
(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_DTFA8qqS1j0/R_Li2CqgSuI/AAAAAAAAAHY/wtMjE-CORTQ/s400/slade_-_slayed_front.jpg)
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wow, what an groovy epic song Chicago's Dialouge (Pt. I and II) is, full of early 70s feel-good posi-vibes.
it's even better when the intern spells "dialogue" correctly! (every day's 4/20 in LA) "I also hope to keep a steady high"
doh! u r right! maybe it was supposed to be "dialounge"?
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1972 - the corrected list:
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Reelin' in the Years - Steely Dan
Ventura Highway - America
Honky Cat - Elton John
Dead Skunk - Loudon Wainwright III
Dialogue (Pts. I and II) - Chicago
Heart of Gold - Neil Young
Mama Weer All Crazee Now - Slade
You Wear it Well - Rod Stewart
Conquistador (live) - Procol Harum
Taxi - Harry Chapin
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Harry Chapin's signature "Taxi"--a real sledgehammer.
"oh, Harry -- you're still driving a cab? How positively droll! I'm married to a millionaire -- here's a large pity tip!"
I always get stuck on the line about the $2.50 fare - in NYC today, the meter *starts* at $2.50.
a couple more things to get stuck on:
- he calls it "Frisco"
- the falsetto / countertenor (?) passage. uuhhh... what?
but it's a good song. very powerful.