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Re: 19 April 2012: Tribute to Dick Clark and American Bandstand
« Reply #30 on: April 19, 2012, 11:15:20 AM »
Appears to be an awesome set. Will definitely listen/DVR tonight.

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Re: 19 April 2012: Tribute to Dick Clark and American Bandstand
« Reply #31 on: April 19, 2012, 11:57:27 AM »
‎04/19/12 - Thursday! A Dick Clark Tribute

2. Bill Haley and the Comets -- Rock and The Clock
"and?"
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Re: 19 April 2012: Tribute to Dick Clark and American Bandstand
« Reply #32 on: April 19, 2012, 01:07:56 PM »
‎04/19/12 - Thursday! A Dick Clark Tribute

2. Bill Haley and the Comets -- Rock and The Clock
"and?"

yeah, the setlists are done "on the fly" on FB and I've been posting them early rather than wait for AL to put them on kfog.com -- I try to weed out typos but...
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Re: 19 April 2012: Tribute to Dick Clark and American Bandstand
« Reply #33 on: April 19, 2012, 03:21:48 PM »
AL's posted list -
04/19/12 - Thursday! 10@10 Salutes Mr Dick Clark!
Featuring Dick Clark remembering 10 that he debuted on TV!
  (TV: This Is Your Life-Dick Clark)
 1. Barry Manilow -- Bandstand Boogie (American Bandstand Theme)
  ( Dick Clark on Bill Haley & The Comets- formerly the Saddlemen)
 2. Bill Haley & The Comets -- Rock Around The Clock
  ( Dick Clark on telling Bobby Darin not to record this one...)
 3. Bobby Darin -- Mack the Knife
  ( Dick Clark on debuting young Tom & Jerry, who would become Simon & Garfunkel)
 4. Simon and Garfunkel -- The Boxer
  ( Dick Clark on talking talent coordinator into booking this group)
 5. Mamas and Papas -- California Dreamin'
  ( Dick Clark on the band that "scared everyone"/interview with the SF greats)
 6. Jefferson Airplane -- Volunteers
  ( Dick Clark on how this debut almost didn't happen-the original tape was erased)
 7. Creedence Clearwater Revival -- Bad Moon Rising
  ( Dick Clark - Jim Morrison didn't really want to appear on Bandstand)
 8. The Doors -- Light My Fire
  ( Dick Clark on a shy artist in mirrored sunglasses named...)
 9. Isaac Hayes -- Theme from Shaft)
  ( Dick Clark- Diana Ross turned him onto this young family band)
10. Jackson 5 - ABC
  (Dick Clark on what a pleasure it's been to have so many greats on)
  (Outro: American Bandstand Show close theme)

Missed a good one, will catch tonight's replay.  Was staffing table today 10am - 2pm at BART's Environmental Fair at Justin Herman Plaza.  Mr. Tinka Cat was among those who dropped in to see what condition my condition was in, thanks Tink!
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Re: 19 April 2012: Tribute to Dick Clark and American Bandstand
« Reply #34 on: April 19, 2012, 10:36:58 PM »
LN2: "Light My Fy-uh". Now *I'm* headed for the bathroom.

This is sounding awesome right now!

the LOOOOONG version!

I had to review the postings, knew I'd find some snark attached to this one!

ETA: I see my long version comment is quite unoriginal.  For me, it was always so harsh to hear the single version.
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Re: 19 April 2012: Tribute to Dick Clark and American Bandstand
« Reply #35 on: April 19, 2012, 11:36:41 PM »
LN2: "Light My Fy-uh". Now *I'm* headed for the bathroom.

This is sounding awesome right now!

The loooooooong version, yay!!
Gotta love that line about wallowing in the mire. Sorry, but that's bad poetry, Jim.

I think Robbie Krieger is responsible for this one. He wrote all the love songs, I was told, while Morrison wrote the more abstract stuff.
Let's get right to it.