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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on October 12, 2006, 08:57:40 AM
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Winwood like a Spanish Dancer.
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The stream player showed the album & song a few seconds before the music came on and I was hoping....Damn, just missed it, and that's my favorite song from Winwood's solo career.
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"an army without a leader is like a foot without a big toe..."
and leather without lace is like Stevie Nicks without Don Henley. Or something.
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oh those Wild Tchopitchoulas (or however it's spelled).
Now this is perfectly pleasant, but when this LP came out, critics had orgasms over it -- it was on every 10-Best list of '81. And never got a lick of airplay in NYC.
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welcoming Mr Daltrey with open arms and open legs. Always loved that line. VHM Who.
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oh those Wild Tchopitchoulas (or however it's spelled).
Now this is perfectly pleasant, but when this LP came out, critics had orgasms over it -- it was on every 10-Best list of '81. And never got a lick of airplay in NYC.
oops, never mind -- it was the Nevilles, not the Wild T's.
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oh those Wild Tchopitchoulas (or however it's spelled).
You're close: it's Tchoupitoulas (pronounced CHAP-ih-TOO-las).
Wow, a polished-up Bobby (Weir) and the Midnights, doing Too Many Losers, a song I'm sure I've never heard on the radio.
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ahh it's good good good, like Bridgitte Bardot!
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oh those Wild Tchopitchoulas (or however it's spelled).
You're close: it's Tchoupitoulas (pronounced CHAP-ih-TOO-las).
One too few vowels and two too many consonants is close? :wink: :wink:
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ahh it's good good good, like Bridgitte Bardot!
BOS Chrissie, best of a rather uninspired lot IMHO, altho' the Weir (Bob not Beej) was indeed a rarity.
"Gringo"? This sounds lika Steely Dan record without Becker & Fagen.
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oh those Wild Tchopitchoulas (or however it's spelled).
You're close: it's Tchoupitoulas (pronounced CHAP-ih-TOO-las).
One too few vowels and two too many consonants is close? :wink: :wink:
well, compared to "Choppachoolis", which is how I used to think it was spelled...
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Tempted by the fruit of Katrina.
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"Gringo"? This sounds lika Steely Dan record without Becker & Fagen.
That was Little Feat, from Hoy Hoy, the album they released after Lowell George died. One of the two new songs on an LP of live tracks & outtakes. So it's really more like a Billy Payne song.
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BOS2 Joan Armatrading. Someone has done a dance version of "Love and Affection" that I keep hearing at the gym but nobody seems to know who it is.
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BOS2 Joan Armatrading. Someone has done a dance version of "Love and Affection" that I keep hearing at the gym but nobody seems to know who it is.
and that song, "I'm Lucky" is another "Alison", as it's off the LP Walk Under Ladders
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oh those Wild Tchopitchoulas (or however it's spelled).
You're close: it's Tchoupitoulas (pronounced CHAP-ih-TOO-las).
One too few vowels and two too many consonants is close? :wink: :wink:
Considering it starts with T-C-H, which is not exactly intuitive, and he got 11 out of 13 letters right overall, yeah, I'm willing to say that's close. It'd get him bounced out of a spelling bee, but slack is being granted here.
Wonder if that word has ever been used in the national spelling bee?
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ewww! didya hear that "protect the definition of marriage" commercial on KBCO just now?
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ewww! didya hear that "protect the definition of marriage" commercial on KBCO just now?
Heard it yesterday. Them Colorado fundies got a media budget...
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BOS2 Joan Armatrading. Someone has done a dance version of "Love and Affection" that I keep hearing at the gym but nobody seems to know who it is.
For some reason I decided to look that up, and I'm glad I did. Who knew not one but two versions were put out by 80's divas: Sheena Easton and Martha Davis (the latter a duet with Sly Stone from the Soul Man* soundtrack).
The one you're probably looking for is available on at least three dance compilations from '02-'03, credited to Mr. Pink/Program.
*one of the most execrable movies of all-time.
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ewww! didya hear that "protect the definition of marriage" commercial on KBCO just now?
Heard it yesterday. Them Colorado fundies got a media budget...
that's where The Anti-Christ Dr. James Dobson is based.
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ewww! didya hear that "protect the definition of marriage" commercial on KBCO just now?
Heard it yesterday. Them Colorado fundies got a media budget...
that's where The Anti-Christ Dr. James Dobson is based.
Veering off topic, but why is there no (adequately visible) Christian organization disavowing the misguided notions and tactics of Dobson, Shelton, Robertson, et al? Those of you who are Christians are allowing these monsters to speak for you in the mass media, and it makes it far too easy for us non-Christians to forget about the (hopefully vast majority) more sensible practitioners. Y'alls need some sort of "Not In Our Name" movement, I dare say.