10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on June 12, 2007, 08:06:03 AM
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can I buy your Magic BOS?
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can I buy your Magic BOS?
A good year for my last day of school! Yeah, CO-BOS at least, and here comes Janis! Another BOS!
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can I buy your Magic BOS?
A good year for my last day of school! Yeah, CO-BOS at least, and here comes Janis! Another BOS!
School's. Out. For. EVAH!
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can I buy your Magic BOS?
A good year for my last day of school! Yeah, CO-BOS at least, and here comes Janis! Another BOS!
Dion with a big BOS from me. Happy last day of school!
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can I buy your Magic BOS?
A good year for my last day of school! Yeah, CO-BOS at least, and here comes Janis! Another BOS!
Dion with a big BOS from me. Happy last day of school!
Ditto, and now some heavy metal thunder from Steppenwolf!
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can I buy your Magic BOS?
A good year for my last day of school! Yeah, CO-BOS at least, and here comes Janis! Another BOS!
Dion with a big BOS from me. Happy last day of school!
As I've said before, I LOVED the Dion song at the time. Gave me chills. Now I'm not so sure; seems a lot sappier. And making a comeback on the backs of dead guys... I dunno.
Getcha motor runnin' for Steppenwolf, def one of the 4 or 5 most-overplayed songs of the era.
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When Quinn the Eskimo gets here... oh wait. He's here.
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And making a comeback on the backs of dead guys... I dunno.
Same feeling about the Commodores' "Nightshift" and Natalie Cole's "Unforgettable"?
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BOS 2 to the Quo, a funny kind of yellow.
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And making a comeback on the backs of dead guys... I dunno.
Same feeling about the Commodores' "Nightshift" and Natalie Cole's "Unforgettable"?
When we did this (A, M, &J) at church, it was quite moving, but the younger (late 30's to early 40's) music director (wife of pastor) tossed it off as something nostalgic from the 60's. I still like Moms Mabley's version the best. I have an MP3 scored during the last gasps of Napster.
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And making a comeback on the backs of dead guys... I dunno.
Same feeling about the Commodores' "Nightshift" and Natalie Cole's "Unforgettable"?
Freshly-dead politicians are a bit more visceral. A loaded concept, as it were. Tribute records as a rule are borderline-creepy; "Nightshift" is one of the classier ones IMHO. Natalie on the other hand -- we already knew she was a coke whore who needed the money.
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eerie sitting here in my deserted classroom, waiting for occasional students to come by for their grades, saying goodbye, listening to "Sugar Mountain."
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And making a comeback on the backs of dead guys... I dunno.
Same feeling about the Commodores' "Nightshift" and Natalie Cole's "Unforgettable"?
When we did this (A, M, &J) at church, it was quite moving, but the younger (late 30's to early 40's) music director (wife of pastor) tossed it off as something nostalgic from the 60's. I still like Moms Mabley's version the best. I have an MP3 scored during the last gasps of Napster.
Smokey Robinson and the Miracles did an interesting cover as well - incongruously uptempo, but still poignant. And I don't think I've ever heard the Tom Clay medley version (the last of the four charting versions).
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Hm. I like "Mony Mony" but there are about 15 Tommy James songs I like better.
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eerie sitting here in my deserted classroom, waiting for occasional students to come by for their grades, saying goodbye, listening to "Sugar Mountain."
Have your students seen the 10@10 Clubhouse? Just curious.
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Hm. I like "Mony Mony" but there are about 15 Tommy James songs I like better.
Ditto times 15!
mony mony holy moly!
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eerie sitting here in my deserted classroom, waiting for occasional students to come by for their grades, saying goodbye, listening to "Sugar Mountain."
Have your students seen the 10@10 Clubhouse? Just curious.
If it ain't on myspace, it doesn't exist!
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And I can think of 50 Beatles songs I prefer to "Hey Jude".
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MASTERFUL segue of "Hey Jude" into "It's a Beautiful Morning."
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And I can think of 50 Beatles songs I prefer to "Hey Jude".
I was somewhat surprised to hear a student singing along with it!
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I can't buy the line that the Beatles (yay) made "Hey Jude" so long just to beat "MacArthur Park."
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1968!
The Who - Magic Bus
Janis Joplin - Piece of My Heart
Dion - Abraham, Martin & John
Steppenwolf - Born to Be Wild
Manfred Mann - The Mighty Quinn
Status Quo - Pictures of Matchstick Men
Neil Young - Sugar Mountain
Tommy James - Mony Mony
The Beatles - Hey Jude
The Rascals - It's a Beautiful Morning
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I can't buy the line that the Beatles (yay) made "Hey Jude" so long just to beat "MacArthur Park."
I dunno, makes sense to me -- why else would it just go on and on like that? Drugs?