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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on September 14, 2007, 08:00:31 AM
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Can't remember the last time Bob did '60s twice in one week. Maybe Dave can make it a Daily Double?
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...Meanwhile, atop the umbrella factory, we find the secret headquarters of the rascally Penguin and his fine, feathered Finks!
just had to post that bit from the lead-in.
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HM to "I Can't Quit Her." But I suspect this'll get better. Easy to assume we'll get Jimi, Beatles (yay), and/or Cream. But I'm hoping for Donovan, Monkees, or -- what the hell -- Vicki Carr's "With Pen in Hand."
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Should've seen this coming: "Suzy Q."
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Hey Gaz, do you know what happened 41 years ago this week?
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or -- what the hell -- Vicki Carr's "With Pen in Hand."
ah, but have you ever heard the versions by Ree-Ree, Jack Blanchard & Misty Morgan (of "Tennessee Birdwalk" fame), Bobby Goldsboro (who wrote it, iirc), and Billy Vera?
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Hey Gaz, do you know what happened 41 years ago this week?
I believe we discussed that earlier this week -- Little Steven devoted his entire show to it Sun nite...
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BOS John Fred and his Lemonade Pie.
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or -- what the hell -- Vicki Carr's "With Pen in Hand."
ah, but have you ever heard the versions by Ree-Ree, Jack Blanchard & Misty Morgan (of "Tennessee Birdwalk" fame), Bobby Goldsboro (who wrote it, iirc), and Billy Vera?
I was aware of Billy Vera's, but none of the others. BG wrote it? Wow, the head spins, the mind reels.
Meantime, BOS to "Judy," which -- TANC -- I just heard at a bar the other night.
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Easy to assume we'll get Jimi, Beatles (yay), and/or Cream.
Very easy, yet still a BOS for All Along the Jehovah's Witnesses.
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I was aware of Billy Vera's, but none of the others. BG wrote it? Wow, the head spins, the mind reels.
"with pen in hand
She sipped on a julep"
If memory serves, the Vera and Carr versions had a classic cover battle, so neither was a big hit (even tho' she was coming off "It Must Be Him"). Aretha's is just as you'd imagine it to be.
BOS2 TJ&TS, "C&C". Ovah and ovah!
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Was C&C '68? I've always associated it with 1969.
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BOS2 TJ&TS, "C&C". Ovah and ovah!
Ladies and gentlemen... the looooong "psychedelic" version!! And "Suzy Q" was also the long (some would say "endless") version.
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Was C&C '68? I've always associated it with 1969.
late fall release, I believe it hit #1 around Christmas and lingered far into '69. Another of those songs I associate with shoveling snow.
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BOS3 "Love Street" -- where's Meg Ryan when you need her?
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BOS to "Love Street." We've heard this a few times this year, to my pleasant surprise. (Better this than the singles from the Waiting for the Sun album, dare I say.)
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And "Suzy Q" was also the long (some would say "endless") version.
*koff koff*
PS: Is this an alternate vocal mix on "Love Street"? Sounded doubled on the verses.
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BOS4 Rascals -- oh, heaven now! Another of those "why can't artists be political like that anymore?" songs that dominated the charts back then.
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That train of freedom forgot to make a few stops. Nevertheless VHM.
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That train of freedom forgot to make a few stops. Nevertheless VHM.
at the time I thought "Everybody sing it now come on let's go see" was "Everybody's singin' 'bout a horny-toad seed". (and I wasn't even doing drugs!)
BOS5 Sly. And so on and so on and scooby-dooby-dooby.
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That train of freedom forgot to make a few stops.
They shoulda flown Miami Beach BOAC.
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PS: Is this an alternate vocal mix on "Love Street"? Sounded doubled on the verses.
there's your answer!
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PS: Is this an alternate vocal mix on "Love Street"? Sounded doubled on the verses.
there's your answer!
Now that's service!
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BOS4 Rascals -- oh, heaven now! Another of those "why can't artists be political like that anymore?" songs that dominated the charts back then.
TANC, speaking of political artists, I jumped off to hear the Pete Seeger interview on KFOG, after which Dave played "Little Boxes" & then had a Request-o-rama-o-rama question on it. And then the winner chose BAD "Medicine Show", which is still playing right now.
"...and I heard in the Middle East, we traded some for a hostage release." which was right at the very beginning of the Iran-Contra scandal.
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BOS4 Rascals -- oh, heaven now! Another of those "why can't artists be political like that anymore?" songs that dominated the charts back then.
TANC, speaking of political artists, I jumped off to hear the Pete Seeger interview on KFOG, after which Dave played "Little Boxes" & then had a Request-o-rama-o-rama question on it. And then the winner chose BAD "Medicine Show", which is still playing right now.
"...and I heard in the Middle East, we traded some for a hostage release." which was right at the very beginning of the Iran-Contra scandal.
TANC2: Seeger was one of the celeb cameos in that Sesame Street video from 1988 that I posted yesterday.