10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on September 19, 2006, 09:01:21 AM
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Rod goes upstairs to read his PowerPoint.
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JJ Cale, the usual proxy WOS for Gaz. "After Midnight".
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BOS Malcolm McDowell - "It was Ludwig Van..."
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BOS Malcolm McDowell and "Ludwig Van" in Clockwork Orange. We (at age 16) got in to see it (despite the X rating) without being carded. We were so proud of ourselves.
Meanwhile, Pete T's a hippie gypsy!
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Watch the Police & the Taxman miss me...I'M MOBILE!!
BOS the Who.
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OMG! BOS2 Joni, "California". Still one of her 2 or 3 best LPs, IMHO.
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And I'm gonna SUCK YA!!!
BOS3 "Jeepster".
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BOS Malcolm McDowell - "It was Ludwig Van..."
Ludwig Van JINXthoven!
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BOS #3 for me, too. But I'm gonna have to skip out at the break, drive to Sacto for a lunch meeting & get back to Oakland for a job interview at 4:00 (although not a job I really think I have a shot at, but at least it's interview practice for the right job whenever that comes).
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BOS #3 for me, too. But I'm gonna have to skip out at the break, drive to Sacto for a lunch meeting & get back to Oakland for a job interview at 4:00 (although not a job I really think I have a shot at, but at least it's interview practice for the right job whenever that comes).
Good luck, bub!
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"hey buddy would ya like to buy a watch real cheap?"
BOS4 the Band, "Life is a Carnival".
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BOS5 little-played Traffic!
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Got in just in time for the Band and Traffic tunes, but groaned audibly when Ginger mentioned having played David Crosby's Laughing from If Only I Could Remember My Name. Great record, with an all-star cast of Bay area musicians (Garcia, Lesh, Kreutzman, Slick, Kantner, Kaukonen, Freiberg, Rolie, Joni, Nash, and Young, to name a few) although the closest it had to a hit was Traction in the Rain. That album was the first thing I ever won from a radio station.
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If Only I Could Remember My Name. Great record, with an all-star cast of Bay area musicians (Garcia, Lesh, Kreutzman, Slick, Kantner, Kaukonen, Freiberg, Rolie, Joni, Nash, and Young, to name a few) although the closest it had to a hit was Traction in the Rain. That album was the first thing I ever won from a radio station.
I'd like to hear that album. Is it available in a non-vinyl format?
Flashback. Not sure it was the first thing I won but I remember winning a sandwich maker or some such thing from KDIA which I think was in Oakland and my mother was kind enough to drive me to get it as I wasn't old enough to drive.
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Got in just in time for the Band and Traffic tunes, but groaned audibly when Ginger mentioned having played David Crosby's Laughing from If Only I Could Remember My Name. Great record, with an all-star cast of Bay area musicians (Garcia, Lesh, Kreutzman, Slick, Kantner, Kaukonen, Freiberg, Rolie, Joni, Nash, and Young, to name a few) although the closest it had to a hit was Traction in the Rain. That album was the first thing I ever won from a radio station.
I'd also love to hear that at some point.
First thing I ever won from a radio station: tickets to the Pac Bell New Year's Eve extravaganza in 1996. I was still new to the city and Live 105 was doing a My Three Songs with Oasis's "Supersonic," David Bowie's "Young Americans," and Bush's "Glycerine." The NYE show was amazing -- my first and only time seeing Chris Isaak live -- and my only regret was that I didn't know anyone in SF well enough to invite them along for company.
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Got in just in time for the Band and Traffic tunes, but groaned audibly when Ginger mentioned having played David Crosby's Laughing from If Only I Could Remember My Name. Great record, with an all-star cast of Bay area musicians (Garcia, Lesh, Kreutzman, Slick, Kantner, Kaukonen, Freiberg, Rolie, Joni, Nash, and Young, to name a few) although the closest it had to a hit was Traction in the Rain. That album was the first thing I ever won from a radio station.
I'd also love to hear that at some point.
First thing I ever won from a radio station: tickets to the Pac Bell New Year's Eve extravaganza in 1996. I was still new to the city and Live 105 was doing a My Three Songs with Oasis's "Supersonic," David Bowie's "Young Americans," and Bush's "Glycerine." The NYE show was amazing -- my first and only time seeing Chris Isaak live -- and my only regret was that I didn't know anyone in SF well enough to invite them along for company.
well, as long as we're telling radio-station-prize stories: I won one of the legendary WMCA "Good Guy" sweatshirts
(http://www.radioevans.com/timages/page/sweat.jpg)
in 1969 -- one of the last batch they ever gave away, as it turned out.
The only other radio prize I won was a pair of tix to see Grand Funk at Madison Square Garden in Dec of 1970. We were near the speakers and I was deaf for 2 days.