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Main Discussion Area => Capital Gold, other Internet Radio => Topic started by: urth on December 04, 2006, 12:04:52 PM
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I was just about to post how nicely the 'POO stream was behaving today, when, just after Judge's first song (Rick James, Bustin' Out) begins, so did the buffering.
Dammit, this just ain't fair....
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I was just about to post how nicely the 'POO stream was behaving today, when, just after Judge's first song (Rick James, Bustin' Out) begins, so did the buffering.
Dammit, this just ain't fair....
Make up yer mind! :wink:
stick with it, the stream's getting better...
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I was just about to post how nicely the 'POO stream was behaving today, when, just after Judge's first song (Rick James, Bustin' Out) begins, so did the buffering.
Dammit, this just ain't fair....
Make up yer mind! :wink:
stick with it, the stream's getting better...
I think we must've posted and then deleted our respective threads in unison. I'll hang for a bit, but it's not improving for me much. It's weird how it was fine for Marilyn's show, but right after the stroke of noon it went to hell. More traffic? Sunspots? Conspiracy?
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It does seem to be finally improving-not buffering every 20 seconds or so.
Here's one for ya, Mike--Native New Yorker. Complete with the warmth of vinyl (as with the previous couple of cuts).
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OMG! The Richie Family, "Best Disco in Town" -- a copycat medley predating the "Stars on 45" phenom by nearly a decade.
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The late Mr Levert with "Casanova".
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baby, wooooo! Sylvers, "Hot Line".
"I asked the CIA
If it was OK
to use their private phone."
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on VIP: The Blow Monkeys' delightful "Diggin' Your Scene" soundalike followup, "It Doesn't Have To Be That Way".
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Jackie Wilson, singing an ode to a woman named "Soul Galore" -- Pussy's sister, apparently.
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Damn! one of the early versions of "I Can't Stand Up for Falling Down" --sounds like Sam & Dave, and it's much much slower than the Elvis Costello cover.
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Billy Stewart's swingin' version of "Secret Love". Who needs Doris Day?
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another original: Ann Peebles, "I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down".
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OMG -- I never knew "Sweet Soul Music" was a re-write of a Sam Cooke song called "Yeah Man":
Do you like good music
crazy 'bout music
any old music
yeah, yeah
do you like all the dances
you crazy 'bout the dances
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DAY-um! Della Reese, decades before the sanctimony of Touched by an Angel, doin' a naughty li'l ditty called "If It Feels Good Do It"!
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it's a KCDX kinda Wednesday. Here's a rather dark tune called "Traveling Underground" by Stories -- new to me, in fact the only 3 tracks of theirs I've ever heard were the McCartney-clone "I'm Comin' Home" (from '72), "Brother Louie" and its follow-up, "Mammy Blue". This is very different.
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wow -- "Neanderthal Man", the lone 1970 hit by Hotlegs, who several years later became 10cc.
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CG pulls out Belinda Carlisle's "Circle In the Sand" -- can't remember when I last heard this one.
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and here's Real thing, "Can't Get By Without You", their follow-up to "You To Me Are Everything", and nearly as delightful.
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OMGWTFLOL! The Bonzo Dog Band, "I'm the Urban Spaceman"!
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KRSH SP is fab as always. "Cheaper to Keep Her", Johnnie Taylor (the Natural Wailer).
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JB lookin' fo' the big PAY-back! "Re-VENGE! Ahm MAD! Get ready you MUTH-ah!"
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GodDAMMIT! Tryin' to make it real compared to what?
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"there's a fella in blue jeans
dancing with an older queen"
Sam Cooke, decades ahead of his time.
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VIP's Beach Music show plays Wilson Pickett's "Silver Bells" from the wonderful '60s-style Christmas Soul Special LP from the early '80s.
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Billy Ocean and his "carra-byoon queen".
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ooo! T.O.P., "You Ought to be Havin' Fun".
followed by -- holy shit! -- Darlene Love, "All Alone on Christmas".
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The Mighty Clouds of Joy's very Trammps-like "Mighty High", a fab forgotten slice of gospel-disco.
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The Mighty Clouds of Joy's very Trammps-like "Mighty High", a fab forgotten slice of gospel-disco.
Mmm. Can you recommend other artists (or better yet, a comp) in this field? Might be a good step to take after I explore Northern Soul (a resolution for next year).
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The Mighty Clouds of Joy's very Trammps-like "Mighty High", a fab forgotten slice of gospel-disco.
Mmm. Can you recommend other artists (or better yet, a comp) in this field? Might be a good step to take after I explore Northern Soul (a resolution for next year).
Frankly, I don't know that there's enough to call it a "field". I only know of the above-mentioned tune -- it's really great, you'd swear it was the Trammps, and it got quite a bit of NYC airplay back in the day -- and "You Brought the Sunshine" by the Clark Sisters from '83.
Northern Soul, on the other hand, is a HUGE pool to wade into, as I've learned from listening to VIP.
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JJ on KPOO is s-s-s-smokin' as usual: Honey Cone's "One Monkey" -- the "suck you" version, which is hard to find -- followed by Eighth Day's "Eeny-Meeny-Miny-Moe" (new to me), the Chi-Lites' fab "Stoned Out of My Mind", Rev. Green, "Let's Get Married", and a rare Three Degrees number, "I Didn't Know" (the follow-up to "When Will I See You Again", which astoundingly didn't even chart pop). Hoo Lawd!
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The Mighty Clouds of Joy's very Trammps-like "Mighty High", a fab forgotten slice of gospel-disco.
TANC: Felix Hernandez just played this song on his "Rhythm Revue" show!
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The Mighty Clouds of Joy's very Trammps-like "Mighty High", a fab forgotten slice of gospel-disco.
TANC: Felix Hernandez just played this song on his "Rhythm Revue" show!
Please tell me you loved it!