10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Capital Gold, other Internet Radio => Topic started by: RGMike on June 12, 2006, 12:10:25 PM
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Judge scores again with a lost disco nugget: The Raes' "A Little Lovin'". I have not heard this since '78.
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Judge is doing, like, an hour of disco. Cheryl Lynn, "Star Love", and the Late Edwin Starr's delightful "H.A.P.P.Y. Radio".
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turns out the whole show is a disco-fest. Alicat, get yourself to kpoo.com!
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OMGWTFLOL! Celi Bee & the Buzzy Bunch, "Superman", another one I haven't heard since '78.
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Roy Ayres, doing a disco version of "Fever"! New to me.
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good gawd, someone doing a disco version of "na na hey hey kiss him goodbye".
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turns out the whole show is a disco-fest. Alicat, get yourself to kpoo.com!
too late?
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OMGWTFLOL! Celi Bee & the Buzzy Bunch, "Superman", another one I haven't heard since '78.
CB & BB? Never heard of 'em.
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turns out the whole show is a disco-fest. Alicat, get yourself to kpoo.com!
too late?
it goes until 4.
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Lots of stuff I'm not familiar with. Rose Royce now from '78.
Craving Car Wash all of a sudden.
is it love you're after or just a good time?
Yeah right. Tell me baby.
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Donna S's superb disco-ization of Mr Manilow's "Could it Be Magic".
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Donna S's superb disco-ization of Mr Manilow's "Could it Be Magic".
Sounded good but I didn't know it was Donna S.
Most of this is giving me Love Boat flashbacks.
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Kudos to Judge for shaking the cobwebs off some amazing stuff today. Wish Gaz coulda heard some of it.
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VIP plays Angie Stone's "Wish I Didn't Miss You", and this is why I hate sampling as a lazy, we-need-a-hook gimmick: There's a great vocal there, and it's upstaged by the fact that we're hearing "Backstabbers" in the background
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"I believe in the boogie...
But the boogie don't believe in me."
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"I believe in the boogie...
But the boogie don't believe in me."
Is that line from "Lovin' Is Really My Game"?
I halfway agree with you on the Angie Stone: I loved the song when it came out, but that's more a reflection of my love of "Backstabbers" than of Stone's considerable talents. The sample hook was a natural fit but it could have been interpolated more subtly.
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"I believe in the boogie...
But the boogie don't believe in me."
Is that line from "Lovin' Is Really My Game"?
I think that's the name of it; the "now Playing" feature crapped out when that song came on.
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ooH! Ray Charles' orig of "I Don't Need No Doctor."
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wow, post-Diana Supes with "Automatically Sunshine". Haven't heard this in yonks.
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wow, post-Diana Supes with "Automatically Sunshine". Haven't heard this in yonks.
and apx 90 mins later, here they are again with "Floy Joy".
followed -- Hoo lawd! -- by Donny Hathaway, "The Ghetto".
And now her royal diva-ness herself, Ms Ross, with a forgotten gem, "Remember Me".
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Happy Flag Day! Appropriately, KPIG kicked off their noon hour with John Prine's "Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into Heaven Anymore", followed by Neil's new "Flags of Freedom". God bless the Pig!
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Happy Flag Day! Appropriately, KPIG kicked off their noon hour with John Prine's "Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into Heaven Anymore", followed by Neil's new "Flags of Freedom". God bless the Pig!
I'm going to miss hearing Travis' news show in the morning after school stops tomorrow.
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Happy Flag Day! Appropriately, KPIG kicked off their noon hour with John Prine's "Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into Heaven Anymore", followed by Neil's new "Flags of Freedom". God bless the Pig!
I'm going to miss hearing Travis' news show in the morning after school stops tomorrow.
Man, I gotta try to remember to tune him in one of these days. Glad he's still flying the flag and fighting the power. Back in the mid-70s, he did a Sunday evening political rant/call-in show on KZAP in Sacto, which was my one lifeline to the counterculture out in the sierra foothills where I went to HS. Travus T. Hipp's Rawhide Realities Revue, it was called, and he spouted some pretty out-there ideas for the time (and if that wasn't enough, you should have heard a few of the callers!), but it got me thinking about the way things were and how they should be, and definitely made me a more liberal thinker.
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CGSS rules! My fave forgotten Teddy/Blue Notes song, "Satsfaction Guaranteed (Or take Your Love Back)", followed by Billy Paul's Philly-disco remake of "Only the Strong Survive" -- why wasn't this a US hit?
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wow, Mr Alpert/Miss Jackson-if-ya-nasty, "Diamonds", which I haven't heard since it was a hit.
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Archie Bell & the Drells (from Houston Texas), "Here I Go Again", another why-did-America-ignore-this-one? British hit.
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Just got to hear the Austin Lounge Lizards' bluegrass cover of the Floyd's "Brain Damage".
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"I believe in the boogie...
But the boogie don't believe in me."
Is that line from "Lovin' Is Really My Game"?
I think that's the name of it; the "now Playing" feature crapped out when that song came on.
they're playing it again, and that's indeed the title, it's by Brainstorm.
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Decided to CG today, and -- hurrah! -- "Do Anything You Wanna Do" comes on. God, what a great record.
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Decided to CG today, and -- hurrah! -- "Do Anything You Wanna Do" comes on. God, what a great record.
Who/what's that? I imagine it's a soundalike, if not an answer record, to BT Express's "Do It Til You're Satisfied."
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Decided to CG today, and -- hurrah! -- "Do Anything You Wanna Do" comes on. God, what a great record.
Who/what's that? I imagine it's a soundalike, if not an answer record, to BT Express's "Do It Til You're Satisfied."
OMG. I'm shocked. It's Eddie & the Hot Rods, one of THE great early British punk/new wave singles. A mini-masterpiece, IMHO. Urth, Mshray, back me up here!
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But here's one new to me: "Rosetta", a duet of Alan Price & Georgie Fame!
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Decided to CG today, and -- hurrah! -- "Do Anything You Wanna Do" comes on. God, what a great record.
Who/what's that? I imagine it's a soundalike, if not an answer record, to BT Express's "Do It Til You're Satisfied."
OMG. I'm shocked. It's Eddie & the Hot Rods, one of THE great early British punk/new wave singles. A mini-masterpiece, IMHO. Urth, Mshray, back me up here!
Consider yourself backed. Great tune. Can be found on one of the Rhino DIY comps, among other places.
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Decided to CG today, and -- hurrah! -- "Do Anything You Wanna Do" comes on. God, what a great record.
Who/what's that? I imagine it's a soundalike, if not an answer record, to BT Express's "Do It Til You're Satisfied."
OMG. I'm shocked. It's Eddie & the Hot Rods, one of THE great early British punk/new wave singles. A mini-masterpiece, IMHO. Urth, Mshray, back me up here!
Consider yourself backed. Great tune. Can be found on one of the Rhino DIY comps, among other places.
on Teenage Kicks: UK Pop 1, to be exact. I assume that series is out of print? I found four CDs, UK Pop 1 & 2 and American Power Pop 1 & 2, in the cutout bin at Tower 8 or 9 years ago for 6 bucks apiece. And boy are they wonderful.
And BTW, Gaz, there IS a song called "Do It Anyway You Wanna" by Peoples Choice (peaked at 11 in '75) which was rather similar to the BT Express tune.
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VIP obscurity o' the hour: Gene Chandler doing a smokin', horn-drenched cover of James Brown's "There Was a Time". DAY-um!
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another of the great songs-that-peaked-at-#41: Teddy Pendergrass' first solo shot, post-Bluenotes, "I Don't Love You Anymore".
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VIP obscurity o' the hour: Gene Chandler doing a smokin', horn-drenched cover of James Brown's "There Was a Time". DAY-um!
And now, an hour later, here's the JB original! Yowsah!
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Mike - Just a heads-up: You're posting in the prior week's thread.
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Mike - Just a heads-up: You're posting in the prior week's thread.
Oops. I responded to a last-week post of yours (because they played that song you asked about again) and just kept going back.