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Title: The Drive, 6/27/06: 1971
Post by: RGMike on June 27, 2006, 07:50:31 AM

yay! Nice start with 3DN, "Old Fashioned Love Song". All hail Paul Williams.

Title: The Drive, 6/27/06: 1971
Post by: RGMike on June 27, 2006, 08:10:50 AM

He's a boy and he's a man. But he still has a girl's name.  BOS Alice, "Eighteen".

Title: Re: The Drive, 6/27/06: 1971
Post by: mshray on June 27, 2006, 08:19:25 AM

Quote from: "RGMike"

yay! Nice start with 3DN, "Old Fashioned Love Song". All hail Paul Williams.

Quote from: "RGMike"

He's a boy and he's a man. But he still has a girl's name.  BOS Alice, "Eighteen".

Sorry I missed both of those, but I got here in time for the Allmans at least.

Title: The Drive, 6/27/06: 1971
Post by: RGMike on June 27, 2006, 08:20:51 AM

VHM Bullet, "White Lies/Blue Eyes", some Cheeze for Breakfast.

Title: The Drive, 6/27/06: 1971
Post by: mshray on June 27, 2006, 08:21:21 AM

Yay! BOS Bullet "White Lies, Blue Eyes"

Title: The Drive, 6/27/06: 1971
Post by: mshray on June 27, 2006, 08:22:36 AM

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VHM Bullet, "White Lies/Blue Eyes", some Cheeze for Breakfast.

For me this verges on power pop.

de gustibus non disputandum est.

Title: The Drive, 6/27/06: 1971
Post by: RGMike on June 27, 2006, 08:23:41 AM

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Yay! BOS Bullet "White Lies, Blue Eyes"

I'm guessing they're from the Midwest and that this was a big hit there? Barely got played in NY; I remember it mainly from "American Top 40."

VHM Sonny & Cher clip.  BOS2 the 'oo. A Bargain indeed.

Title: The Drive, 6/27/06: 1971
Post by: RGMike on June 27, 2006, 08:25:32 AM

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VHM Bullet, "White Lies/Blue Eyes", some Cheeze for Breakfast.

For me this verges on power pop.

Dunno if you're familiar with the Piper song Rob played earlier (or with any of their output) but if you're able to check out the replay tonite, do so.

Title: The Drive, 6/27/06: 1971
Post by: RGMike on June 27, 2006, 08:31:51 AM

Everybody! "Oh Lord..."

BOS3 Clint.  "Well DO ya... punk?"

Why does "Another Day" keep coming up in '71 sets? 3rd time in less than a month, no?

Title: The Drive, 6/27/06: 1971
Post by: mshray on June 27, 2006, 08:32:36 AM

This Macca song has cropped up a bit lately.

I still like it, but it's funny how there's usually a random song that gets repeated between all the sets we listen to.

Title: The Drive, 6/27/06: 1971
Post by: mshray on June 27, 2006, 08:34:37 AM

BOS #3 Rod at his best, "(I Know) I'm Losing You"

Title: list
Post by: ggould on June 27, 2006, 09:22:47 AM

TEN @ 10 LOG FOR 06.27.06
1971

Three Dog Night  -  An Old Fashioned Love Song
The Doors  -  Love Her Madly
Alice Cooper  -  I'm 18
Sly & the Family Stone  -  It's a Family Affair
The Allman Brothers  -  Statesboro Blues
Bullet  -  White Lies, Blue Eyes
The Who  -  Bargain
Janis Joplin  -  Mercedes Benz
Paul McCartney  -  Another Day
Rod Stewart  -  I'm Losing You

Ten Great Tracks from 1978 Tomorrow on the Drive's Ten @ 10.

Title: Re: The Drive, 6/27/06: 1971
Post by: Gazoo on June 27, 2006, 08:01:04 PM

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yay! Nice start with 3DN, "Old Fashioned Love Song". All hail Paul Williams.

Hail! Hail!

ETA: This is a much longer mix than the one I have on every 3DN album and comp in my collection.

ETA^2: Dave played a Paul Williams solo single some months ago; anyone know if it's readily available on CD?  I know I can research this, but did any of you ever look for it?

Title: The Drive, 6/27/06: 1971
Post by: Gazoo on June 27, 2006, 08:13:57 PM

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He's a boy and he's a man. But he still has a girl's name.  BOS Alice, "Eighteen".

Rod, you once cited this as a (onetime?) all-time fave, din'cha?

The first time I ever heard "Eighteen" was watching it on "MTV Closet Classics" in 1985 or thereabouts.  It was a taped performance from a (German?) TV show called "Beat Club" that had cheesy bluescreen graphics for miles.  Alice was grievously drunk off his ass for this performance, as apparently was the band, which was tres sloppy while Alice meandered into repeating several times, "Drove my CHEVY to the LEVY but the LEVY went DRY," until returning to the song at hand.

The released "Eighteen" proved far less seditious to me, if such a thing can be pictured.

PS: BOS here to "Family Affair," which for years I assumed Larry Graham had sung rather than Sly.

Title: The Drive, 6/27/06: 1971
Post by: Gazoo on June 27, 2006, 08:19:15 PM

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VHM Bullet, "White Lies/Blue Eyes", some Cheeze for Breakfast.

For me this verges on power pop.

de gustibus non disputandum est.

It's the template for Styx, is what it is.  Listen to the refrain vox again.