10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on September 06, 2007, 07:57:14 AM
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Yippee!
Beatles fixin' to fix a hole.
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Yippee!
Beatles fixin' to fix a hole.
Early BOS to "Fixing a Hole," probably one of the least-played from Sgt. Pepper. But I'll assume close to, if not, a 10-way tie here.
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Even bigger BOS to one of my true favorites from the Yay: "Your Mother Should Know." I've long fantasized about re-creating the staircase-in-tuxes scene from MMT's presentation.
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You need a little bit o' soul to see you thru! But I thought sure we'd get the Cryin' Shames after that vintage (and new to me) commercial.
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You need a little bit o' soul to see you thru! But I thought sure we'd get the Cryin' Shames after that vintage (and new to me) commercial.
I was happy to have missed "Sugar and Spice." But not so keen on getting "Dear Mr. Fantasy" in its stead -- "make it snappy" is a horrid line.
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You need a little bit o' soul to see you thru! But I thought sure we'd get the Cryin' Shames after that vintage (and new to me) commercial.
I was happy to have missed "Sugar and Spice." But not so keen on getting "Dear Mr. Fantasy" in its stead -- "make it snappy" is a horrid line.
but it rhymes with "happy"...
I think "make it snappy" was a far more common expression in '67 than it is today
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Ooh! I'm a MAN, yes I AM, and I CAN'T help but LOVEYOUSO! WOOO!!!
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Ooh! I'm a MAN, yes I AM, and I CAN'T help but LOVEYOUSO! WOOO!!!
The disco remake of this was a stroke of genius. can''t remember the artist... Boys Town Gang?
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The only "prefects" in Top 40 history. Must be a British thing.
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The only "prefects" in Top 40 history. Must be a British thing.
even *you* have gotta like the steel drums here. BOS Hollies.
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Let's spend some, er, time with the Stones.
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I'll satisfy your every need
and I know you'll satisfy me.
until now I never considered this to be an answer song to "Satisfaction", but i guess it probably is, no?
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"What number is this, chap?"
"SEVEN-A."
"OK, man, don't get excited ... It's cuz I'm short, I know."
BBBOS to "Daydream Believer." Simply gorgeous. One of the best productions ever.
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Cheer up sleepy Gaz!
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"What number is this, chap?"
"SEVEN-A."
"OK, man, don't get excited ... It's cuz I'm short, I know."
BBBOS to "Daydream Believer." Simply gorgeous. One of the best productions ever.
"a Daydream Believer and an old closet queen", as Mr Stewart sang in his own version a few years later.
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well hello, Mr Shaggy Dog.
Actually that film came out in 1959 -- was it re-released in '67?
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You need a little bit o' soul to see you thru! But I thought sure we'd get the Cryin' Shames after that vintage (and new to me) commercial.
I was happy to have missed "Sugar and Spice." But not so keen on getting "Dear Mr. Fantasy" in its stead -- "make it snappy" is a horrid line.
My MP3 player had "Sugar & Spice" this morning as I was driving in.
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"What number is this, chap?"
"SEVEN-A."
"OK, man, don't get excited ... It's cuz I'm short, I know."
What you have above is the way it was done on the TV show (they walk up to an apartment door, "7-A", har har). But on the record he's saying "what number is this, Chip?" (as in producer Chip Douglas). And he's "sure", not "short".
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BOS2 Rascals. Damn, a short set.
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Ooh! I'm a MAN, yes I AM, and I CAN'T help but LOVEYOUSO! WOOO!!!
The disco remake of this was a stroke of genius. can''t remember the artist... Boys Town Gang?
Turns out it was a group called "Macho" -- Gaz, check out this disco-history website:
http://www.discosavvy.com/