10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Capital Gold, other Internet Radio => Topic started by: RGMike on October 15, 2007, 11:06:28 AM
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Catching up with the first hour of Friday's CGSS before I switch over to Judge at noon. Greg plays the looooooooong version of Donna & Babs, "Enuf is Enuf".
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Marilynn was in a slow blues kick with Stanley Turrentine earlier, now gettin' down with James Brown Mother Popcorn.
Gotta be a mutha fo' me...
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Marilynn was in a slow blues kick with Stanley Turrentine earlier, now gettin' down with James Brown Mother Popcorn.
Gotta be a mutha fo' me...
Just got there. Hoo Lawd!
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WTF??? Who is this doing a '60s-soul-styled version of "what have you done for me lately?". Did Janet steal this from somebody? News to me if so.
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WTF??? Who is this doing a '60s-soul-styled version of "what have you done for me lately?". Did Janet steal this from somebody? News to me if so.
turns out that was Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, about whom Gaz was raving last week -- damn, I swear that sounded like it was recorded in 1966.
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WTF??? Who is this doing a '60s-soul-styled version of "what have you done for me lately?". Did Janet steal this from somebody? News to me if so.
turns out that was Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, about whom Gaz was raving last week -- damn, I swear that sounded like it was recorded in 1966.
Yeah, I was pretty impressed too. Think I need to find me some of their stuff.
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Judge promises a salute to KDIA coming up shortly; and at 3:00 an hour of Ashford & Simpson!
And right now: Donna Summer's fab disco-ization of Barry Manilow's "Could it Be Magic"!
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And right now: Donna Summer's fab disco-ization of Barry Manilow's "Could it Be Magic"!
and it was the loooooong version (on the terrific Summer anthol I have, they included the single edit).
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OMGWTFLOL!!! Millie Jackson's cover of BadCo's "Feel Like Makin' Love"! Yowsah!
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Judge promises a salute to KDIA coming up shortly...
Hope there's more to come from KDIA--that was kinda cool, but it was pretty short--just a couple of between-song intros and station IDs. And I think the DJ was Lee Baby Simms, who went on to be the morning man at KFOG in its early days, and iirc, was on KISS-FM until a few years ago.
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Judge promises a salute to KDIA coming up shortly...
Hope there's more to come from KDIA--that was kinda cool, but it was pretty short--just a couple of between-song intros and station IDs. And I think the DJ was Lee Baby Simms, who went on to be the morning man at KFOG in its early days, and iirc, was on KISS-FM until a few years ago.
sadly that was it -- and this WJPC Chicago thing was short too ("on an Aretha Franklin WEEKEND!")
Who's this doing a discofied version of Bobby Womack's "Daylight"? New to me.
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Who's this doing a discofied version of Bobby Womack's "Daylight"? New to me.
OMG! it was Vicki Sue Robinson!
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Bill Cosby's Barry White parody, "Yes... Yes... Yes.."
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"dress me up for battle
when all I want is peace..."
Judge makes my day with the Isleys' "Harvest For the World".
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Ashford & Simpson have Found a Cure! And Judge has cured the Monday blues once again.
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New to Me: Sergio Mendez (the "Brasil '77" incarnation) and a Stevie Wonder comp, "The Real Thing". Nice -- Gaz'd like this.
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Greg plays the Richie Havens version of Lamont Dozier's "Back to My Roots" -- def one for Gaz's iTunes list if it's available.
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Listening to saturday's CGSS -- Greg gives me Third World "Now That We've Found Love" for the 2nd time today. What were the odds?
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I've just signed onto CG's player to hear their retro-countdown show. This week it's nancy Sinatra, recalling the week "Something Stupid" was #1 in '67. Should be fab.
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I've just signed onto CG's player to hear their retro-countdown show. This week it's nancy Sinatra, recalling the week "Something Stupid" was #1 in '67. Should be fab.
and here's the Top 20 from that week, more or less:
1 Nancy & Frank Sinatra Somethin' Stupid
2 Sandie Shaw Puppet On A String
3 Engelbert Humperdinck Release Me
4 The Monkees A Little Bit Me A Little Bit You
5 Manfred Mann Ha Ha Said The Clown
6 Harry Secombe This Is My Song
7 Jimi Hendrix Experience Purple Haze
8 Alan Price Set Simon Smith And The Amazing Dancing Bear
9 Cliff Richard It's All Over
10 The Four Tops Bernadette
11 Whistling Jack Smith I Was Kaiser Bill's Batman
12 Vince Hill Edelweiss
13 Cat Stevens I'm Gonna Get Me A Gun
14 The Turtles Happy Together
15 Georgie Fame Because I Love You
16 The Beatles Penny Lane / Strawberry Fields Forever
17 The Seekers Georgy Girl
18 The Dubliners Seven Drunken Nights
19 Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich Touch Me Touch Me
20 Val Doonican Memories Are Made Of This
And we just heard Pink Floyd's "Arnold Layne", which was bubbling under.
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The British charts in '67 are a trip -- Just heard Alan Price's orig cover of Randy Newman's "Simon Smith/Dancing Bear" and here's a Manfred Mann song I've never heard: "Ha Ha Said the Clown".
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The British charts in '67 are a trip -- Just heard Alan Price's orig cover of Randy Newman's "Simon Smith/Dancing Bear" and here's a Manfred Mann song I've never heard: "Ha Ha Said the Clown".
now this is truly bizarre: Harry Secombe -- Brit comedian, he was part of Peter Sellers' "Goon Shows" in the '50s -- doing a straight-ahead nearly-operatic version of "This is My Song", on the chart the same time as Pet Clark's version. Oh those wacky Brits.
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And right now: Donna Summer's fab disco-ization of Barry Manilow's "Could it Be Magic"!
and it was the loooooong version (on the terrific Summer anthol I have, they included the single edit).
TANC: 'LNG just played the Manilow original.
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Sweeney on Gold plays a request for the Meat Loaf/Cher duet, "Dead Ringer For Love". those Brits just LURVE them some Loaf!
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OMG! Suzi Quatro, "Devil Gate Drive". Come alive!