10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Capital Gold, other Internet Radio => Topic started by: RGMike on September 03, 2007, 03:42:11 PM
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Sounds like Judge is repeating his Prince marathon from a few weeks ago -- fine with me. DanceMusicSexRomance indeed! "Work yo' body like a whore." Too bad he had to censor the best lines in "Let's Pretend We're Married".
I just came from seeing Balls of Fury -- not great but it has its moments. And they got somebody to write a power ballad title song:
Be my judge and jury
Be my balls of fury...
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KCDX has been rather pedestrian (for them) this afternoon:
Peter Frampton - All I Want To Be (Is By Your Side)
Cars - Drive
Bad Company - Bad Company
Five Man Electrical Band - Signs
Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody
Foreigner - Urgent
Steve Miller Band - Jet Airliner
Wings - Listen What the Man Said
dunno if it's the luck of the draw or a conscious decision to play less obscurities.
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KCDX has been rather pedestrian (for them) this afternoon:
Peter Frampton - All I Want To Be (Is By Your Side)
Cars - Drive
Bad Company - Bad Company
Five Man Electrical Band - Signs
Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody
Foreigner - Urgent
Steve Miller Band - Jet Airliner
Wings - Listen What the Man Said
dunno if it's the luck of the draw or a conscious decision to play less obscurities.
Yikes, now it's Journey's "Wheel in the Sky" -- I'm switching to 'LNG.
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I'm switching to 'LNG.
and oh boy oh joy -- here's the "Floy Joy" Gaz was pining for last week.
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I'm switching to 'LNG.
and oh boy oh joy -- here's the "Floy Joy" Gaz was pining for last week.
I'm gonna walk right up to Floy Joy and give him a great big kiss -- MWAH!
"Whaddya MEAN is he a good dansah?"
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I missed it on the Drive yesterday, but WLNG plays Mr Stills' lovely "Change Partners" today.
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And now Lou Rawls puts on his "goulashes" to take on the almighty Hawk, on a "Dead End Street".
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Nobody gets too much heaven no more -- and nobody plays this BeeGees song either, except WLNG.
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WLNG plays a Lesley Gore fave of mine, "She's a Fool" -- how on earth did they come up with "shak-a-doo-lah" as the backing nonsense riff?
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Hearing "Expressway to Your Heart" reminds me that the opening line is not "I been tryin' to get to you..." but "I been tryin' to get INTO you", but he slurs the "in" so that most radio stations didn't pick up on it.
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EJ, "Still Standing" -- this woulda brightened up Dave's '83 set today fo' sho'.
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Hearing "Expressway to Your Heart" reminds me that the opening line is not "I been tryin' to get to you..." but "I been tryin' to get INTO you", but he slurs the "in" so that most radio stations didn't pick up on it.
Wow, I never thought to interpret the song as "expressway to your vajayjay."
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Hearing "Expressway to Your Heart" reminds me that the opening line is not "I been tryin' to get to you..." but "I been tryin' to get INTO you", but he slurs the "in" so that most radio stations didn't pick up on it.
Wow, I never thought to interpret the song as "expressway to your vajayjay."
makes ya wonder what the "shortcut" is that he's referring to.
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After admitting he loves "Don't Worry Be happy" (and actually playing the damn thing), CG's Sweeney atones by playing "Teenage Kicks".
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OMFG! CGSS plays the Trammps fab lost classic, "Where Do We Go From Here?". major goosebump-inducing flashback.
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ooo! Fonda Rae, the orig version of "Touch Me (All Night Long)", later a (much bigger) hit for Cathy Dennis.
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Per Ben Fong-Torres in the Cron, Joel Selvin's show tonite will be a look at "Swinging London" circa 1967. Selvin swings like a pendulum do.
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Lost 45s completes its yearly Top 100 countdown tonight. Favorites tonight so far include Sheena Easton's "Morning Train" and (currently playing) Lobo, "I'd Love You to Want Me." Another relic of the sexual revolution.
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Lost 45s completes its yearly Top 100 countdown tonight. Favorites tonight so far include Sheena Easton's "Morning Train" and (currently playing) Lobo, "I'd Love You to Want Me." Another relic of the sexual revolution.
"Whah Think Ah Love Yew", sez Mr Cassidy. Harpischord solo!
This has been a delight, in spite of Charlene (people actually like "Never Been to Me"?) and Terry Jacks' bowdlerizing of "Seasons in the Sun". Gaz , I hope you someday hear the version by Pearls Before Swine.
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OMFG! Leave Me Alone, Helen Red(dy) Dress!
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#10: "Greatest American Hero" Theme (Joey Scarbury)
#9: "Heartbeatbeat -- It's a Love Beat" (DeFranco Family)
#8: "Dark Lady" (Cher)
#7: "Indiana Wants Me" (R.Dean Taylor)
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Suzi & Chris come "Stumblin' in" at #6...
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#5: "Undercover Angel" (Alan O'Day)
#4: "The Night Chicago Died" (Paper Lace)
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"Undercover Angel" at #5.
"The Night Chicago Died" comes in at #4.
And yikes, we haven't heard "Last Song" yet. No idea what else is in the Top 3, but I'm hoping for "Fool (If You Think It's Over)" or "Baby Come Back."
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Shaun Cassidy (!) at #3 with "That's Rock 'n' Roll," an Eric Carmen composition.
Whoops, I typed "hey Deanie" at first!
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Woo Hoo! one of Shaun Cassidy's 2 Eric Carmen covers is #3: "That's Rock'n'Roll".
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Shaun Cassidy (!) at #3 with "That's Rock 'n' Roll," an Eric Carmen composition.
Whoops, I typed "hey Deanie" at first!
we've gotta stop JINXing like this...
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#2 is last year's #1, Edward Bear's Last Song."
And #1 is ...
... DANIEL BOONE, "BEAUTIFUL SUNDAY"!!
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#2: "Last Song" (Edward Bear)... and the #1 Lost 45 (nice surprise, actually):
#1 "Beautiful Sunday" (Daniel Boone).
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#2 is last year's #1, Edward Bear's Last Song."
And #1 is ...
... DANIEL BOONE, "BEAUTIFUL SUNDAY"!!
as soon as this song is over -- TURN ON LITTLE STEVEN'S SHOW!!!
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#2 is last year's #1, Edward Bear's Last Song."
And #1 is ...
... DANIEL BOONE, "BEAUTIFUL SUNDAY"!!
as soon as this song is over -- TURN ON LITTLE STEVEN'S SHOW!!!
I knew you were gonna remind me! Got it on now. 41st anniversary of the Monkees' debut. Whee!
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jezzus, they're syndicating old tapes of Wolfman Jack??? Creepy.
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Little Steven perpetuates the untrue urban legend that Charles Manson auditioned for the Monkees. The other he lists, however, are true: Danny Hutton, Stephen Stills, and Rodney Bingenheimer.
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Little Steven perpetuates the untrue urban legend that Charles Manson auditioned for the Monkees. The other he lists, however, are true: Danny Hutton, Stephen Stills, and Rodney Bingenheimer.
I was surprised, in the past he has referred to that as a myth, and Steven's "theme" shows tend to recycle old scripts. He usually mentions another Monkees myth, that Zappa plays guitar on "Valleri". But I hope you heard the whole show -- he's at his best when he sticks to one theme all the way thru.
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Little Steven perpetuates the untrue urban legend that Charles Manson auditioned for the Monkees. The other he lists, however, are true: Danny Hutton, Stephen Stills, and Rodney Bingenheimer.
I was surprised, in the past he has referred to that as a myth, and Steven's "theme" shows tend to recycle old scripts. He usually mentions another Monkees myth, that Zappa plays guitar on "Valleri". But I hope you heard the whole show -- he's at his best when he sticks to one theme all the way thru.
Yeah. He picked some great cuts. But his speaking voice, um, takes some getting used to.
Meantime, also per "Hz So Good," it appears Clear Channel is streaming old Casey Kasem countdowns from the '80s here (I haven't listened for myself yet):
http://www.clearchannelmusic.com/formatlab/at40.htm
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This has been a delight, in spite of Charlene (people actually like "Never Been to Me"?)
TANC:
http://bobshannon.com/specials/Hz-1.html
"I've Never Been to Me," Charlene (1982) I have been many places in my life and times, and I have yet to meet anyone who has admitted to even casually liking this record. I get how the message would appeal to millions of moms in 1982, especially when you consider that the two songs Charlene was stuck behind were the Paul McCartney-Stevie Wonder duet "Ebony & Ivory" and Rick Springfield's "Don't Talk to Strangers." Still, the combination of the message - which boils down to, you should be lucky you're not a tramp like me - and the music, which would have passed for an airline commercial back then, is as deadly as they come. All that said, this still may not be the worst #3 hit ever. I'm saving that for part 2.
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Little Steven perpetuates the untrue urban legend that Charles Manson auditioned for the Monkees. The other he lists, however, are true: Danny Hutton, Stephen Stills, and Rodney Bingenheimer.
I was surprised, in the past he has referred to that as a myth, and Steven's "theme" shows tend to recycle old scripts. He usually mentions another Monkees myth, that Zappa plays guitar on "Valleri". But I hope you heard the whole show -- he's at his best when he sticks to one theme all the way thru.
Meant to say, he made a curious choice from the film Head: "Can You Dig It," Peter Tork's elementary appreciation of the Tao te Ching, or something like that. The other cuts off that soundtrack were far better, IMHO.
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Little Steven perpetuates the untrue urban legend that Charles Manson auditioned for the Monkees. The other he lists, however, are true: Danny Hutton, Stephen Stills, and Rodney Bingenheimer.
I was surprised, in the past he has referred to that as a myth, and Steven's "theme" shows tend to recycle old scripts. He usually mentions another Monkees myth, that Zappa plays guitar on "Valleri". But I hope you heard the whole show -- he's at his best when he sticks to one theme all the way thru.
Meant to say, he made a curious choice from the film Head: "Can You Dig It," Peter Tork's elementary appreciation of the Tao te Ching, or something like that. The other cuts off that soundtrack were far better, IMHO.
I assume he was trying to spread the love, since there aren't too many Tork contribs to choose from. As to Steven's voice, his delivery is part of his shtick, he's playing a Joisey wiseguy who happens to be extremely knowledgeable about music. It's really an amazing 2 hours each week, and he gets in a lot of lefty politics (he's especially anti-religion) which is both surprising and gratifying for a syndicated show.