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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on October 06, 2008, 09:02:20 AM
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Paul's got a feeling, and John says everybody had a wet dream!
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traditional WOS from me: "Psychedelic Pshack", a pshitload of cliches.
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BOS "Uncle John's Band". The Dead when they were good.
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"oh Well"... another proxy of geoff.
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VHM the song of the Puerto Rican Jew! "Oy Vey Como Va".
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Oye como va? woo hooo
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BOS Dead
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BOS rarely heard Clapton, Bottle o red wine. I'll drink to that.
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Clapton channeling the Dead on "Bottle of Red wine" -- VHM for rarity, but if Ginger follows this with "Spill the Wine" I may retch.
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BOS Medley
I think I love you
HM Nick Drake; One of these things first. Might not have heard this in 30+ years.
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yay for the cheeze medley!
And as I always complain: Nick Drake is nice, but NOBODY was playing this LP on the radio in 1970; he wasn't noticed 'til he was dead.
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Defiant BOS vote to the Carpenters in the cheeze medley. HM to the Dead at their harmonizing best.
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coulda done without ccr
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Another "Band," but this one gets a WOS vote from me. Never cared for this CCR track, especially that line about the state militia.
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CCR flyin' 'cross the land, tryin' to get a hand.
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BOS Traffic.
Glad
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Another "Band," but this one gets a WOS vote from me. Never cared for this CCR track, especially that line about the state militia.
the song predates Kent State; maybe John was psychic.
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BOS Traffic.
Glad
I can't figure out the bag you're in...
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VHM to this Traffic jam.
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Meant to ask: Was "Uncle John's Band" the first instance of "God damn" in a chart hit? Wasn't all that long since the D-word had kept Spanky & Our Gang out of the Top 40, and that was without the G-word appended ...
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Hee Haw!
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Laugh In?
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HM Mr Greenbaum
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Laugh In?
Hee Haw -- how can you not tell the diff? ;)
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Meant to ask: Was "Uncle John's Band" the first instance of "God damn" in a chart hit? Wasn't all that long since the D-word had kept Spanky & Our Gang out of the Top 40, and that was without the G-word appended ...
Was "UJB" a charted single? I don't have Whitburn handy.
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Meant to ask: Was "Uncle John's Band" the first instance of "God damn" in a chart hit? Wasn't all that long since the D-word had kept Spanky & Our Gang out of the Top 40, and that was without the G-word appended ...
Was "UJB" a charted single? I don't have Whitburn handy.
Made Hot 100 but not Top 40 - I think it peaked at #69 or thereabouts.
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Meant to ask: Was "Uncle John's Band" the first instance of "God damn" in a chart hit? Wasn't all that long since the D-word had kept Spanky & Our Gang out of the Top 40, and that was without the G-word appended ...
Was "UJB" a charted single? I don't have Whitburn handy.
Made Hot 100 but not Top 40 - I think it peaked at #69 or thereabouts.
I'm wondering if Steppenwolf's "The Pusher" charted at around the same time.
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Meant to ask: Was "Uncle John's Band" the first instance of "God damn" in a chart hit? Wasn't all that long since the D-word had kept Spanky & Our Gang out of the Top 40, and that was without the G-word appended ...
Was "UJB" a charted single? I don't have Whitburn handy.
Made Hot 100 but not Top 40 - I think it peaked at #69 or thereabouts.
I'm wondering if Steppenwolf's "The Pusher" charted at around the same time.
Good thinking of that, but AMG doesn't have "Pusher" in its list. I'm surprised at how many singles they charted with in the '70s, though; I've never heard of some of these:
1968 Born To Be Wild Pop Singles 2
1968 Magic Carpet Ride Pop Singles 3
1969 It's Never Too Late Pop Singles 51
1969 Move Over Pop Singles 31
1969 Rock Me Pop Singles 10
1970 Hey Lawdy Mama Pop Singles 35
1970 Screaming Night Hog Pop Singles 62
1970 Who Needs Ya Pop Singles 54
1971 For Ladies Only Pop Singles 64
1971 Ride With Me Pop Singles 52
1971 Snow Blind Friend Pop Singles 60
1974 Straight Shootin' Woman Pop Singles 29
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Meant to ask: Was "Uncle John's Band" the first instance of "God damn" in a chart hit? Wasn't all that long since the D-word had kept Spanky & Our Gang out of the Top 40, and that was without the G-word appended ...
Was "UJB" a charted single? I don't have Whitburn handy.
Made Hot 100 but not Top 40 - I think it peaked at #69 or thereabouts.
I'm wondering if Steppenwolf's "The Pusher" charted at around the same time.
Good thinking of that, but AMG doesn't have "Pusher" in its list. I'm surprised at how many singles they charted with in the '70s, though; I've never heard of some of these:
1974 Straight Shootin' Woman Pop Singles 29
Thanks for that -- I don't remember "Straight Shootin' Woman" at ALL; it spent all of 3 weeks in the Top 40, muscling its way to #29 quickly and then dropping like a stone. TANC: if Classic Kasem does '74 in the next 3 weeks, we'll hear it!