10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on February 17, 2006, 07:04:19 AM
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figures, on the one day I get here early...
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Rob channels Dave: Concrete Blonde, "Joey".
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I give a BOS vote to "Joey." Became a sledgehammer for me a couple years later when it aptly summarized the mindset of a then self-destructive guy I knew and loved very much.
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What's this song following it ("If I ever needed your arms to hold me / Baby it's tonight")? It sounds like John Waite fronting Del Amitri. Bland, but it sounds like a representative radio hit of the period.
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Charlatans' "The Only One I Know" is always welcome in any set, anytime, anywhere. It's probably a good thing I wasn't old enough for drugs when the Madchester scene hit the U.S.
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What's this song following it ("If I ever needed your arms to hold me / Baby it's tonight")? It sounds like John Waite fronting Del Amitri. Bland, but it sounds like a representative radio hit of the period.
Jude Cole.
And here's the inevitable boring Clapton.
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"Suddenly Mary's Fine"?
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BOS Chrissie's Beatle cover, "Not a Second Time" -- WTF? where is this from? New to me.
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A compilation of Pretenders B-sides/bounus tracks (most of which are covers, everything from "Angel of the Morning" to "Every Day is Like Sunday") would be one helluva CD.
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"Suddenly Mary's Fine"?
The Posies, maybe? They had a track called Suddenly Mary on Dear 23 that would have been out around 90.
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"Suddenly Mary's Fine"?
The Posies, maybe? They had a track called Suddenly Mary on Dear 23 that would have been out around 90.
indeed it was:
PICTURES OF YOU - THE CURE
STILL GOT THE BLUES - GARY MOORE
POOR HOUSE - TRAVELING WILBURYS
JOEY - CONCRETE BLONDE
BABY IT'S TONIGHT - JUDE COLE
THE ONLY ONE I KNOW - CHARLATANS UK
BAD LOVE - ERIC CLAPTON
SUDDENLY MARY - THE POSIES
ACROSS THE RIVER - BRUCE HORNSBY
NOT A SECOND TIME - PRETENDERS