10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on March 18, 2009, 08:00:53 AM
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Bob called-in Irish this morning, I guess. C/N give us some immigration irritation, man.
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more Dead. proyx of Geoff. Rare that we hear them 2 sets in a row.
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BOS America, even if "Sandman" and "abandoned" is a dicey rhyme.
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"Did you hear of my enlistment?" More music about imminent departures.
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"Did you hear of my enlistment?" More music about imminent departures.
OK, spit it out, man. What happened?
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BOS2 Stones get Exile'd, "All Down The Line".
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BOS America, even if "Sandman" and "abandoned" is a dicey rhyme.
I thought this was CSN&Y...?
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I could go 3 or 4 years without hearing "All the Young Dudes" and be perfectly happy.
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BOS America, even if "Sandman" and "abandoned" is a dicey rhyme.
I thought this was CSN&Y...?
Live'n'learn!
Indeed Gerry (or Dewey or whoever sang lead) was often accused of doing a Neil Young imitation.
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the mighty 'berries cop an intro from Little Eva for their sheepish love song, "I Wanna Be with Ewe" BOS3
(http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/gene_wilder_sheep.jpg)
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OMFG! Harry's in his "Taxi"! Keep the change -- and a BOS4.
(http://assets.mog.com/amg/pop/cov200/drd700/d777/d77738a4oi3.jpg)
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separated at birth? Harry Chapin's Taxi and Dan Fogelberg's Auld Lang Syne: One well-adjusted, one dysfunctional.
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I knew The Drive and The Sound were pwned by the same pwners when I heard the exact same Sanford and Son snippet played on both stations. (The Sound played 72 last week, I think).
curses! Corporate radio!
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separated at birth? Harry Chapin's Taxi and Dan Fogelberg's Auld Lang Syne: One well-adjusted, one dysfunctional.
they're both still crazy after all those years.
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first double Dead, now double ABB. Ah, the '70s...
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it was the third of September -- the day David Ruffin's daddy actually did die -- he thought Norman Whitfield was messin' with his head, but it was just a coincidence (the song had been written for Undisputed Truth).
VHM Mr Whitfield at the peak of his producing powers.
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first double Dead, now double ABB. Ah, the '70s...
you know, the more I listen to these 10@10s, the more they sound the same. These AAA stations ALL play the same stuff. I understand that we're listening to multiple versions of 10@10s, often on stations owned by the same company, but wouldn't it be AWESOME to hear more songs like Taxi? or maybe some funky stuff thrown in here and there (Papa was a rolling stone, heh).. It's not like Taxi is that far off the beaten path, but compared to the umpteenth ABB spin, it's so refreshing.
I suppose I want to hear what real FM radio sounded like back in 72, that prog rock, those looooong versions of acid rock, etc.
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I knew The Drive and The Sound were pwned by the same pwners when I heard the exact same Sanford and Son snippet played on both stations. (The Sound played 72 last week, I think).
curses! Corporate radio!
not just corporate radio but MORMON corporate radio. Don't forget to tithe!
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BOS5 the luscious blondeness of Chi Coltrane
(http://www.ambrosiaweb.com/chi2.jpg)
Gaz sez "T&L" is about a really big, er, tool.
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Crosby & Nash - Immigration Man
Grateful Dead - One More Saturday Night
America - Sandman
Rolling Stones - All Down the Line
Mott the Hoople - All the Young Dudes
Raspberries - I Wanna Be With You
Harry Chapin - Taxi
Allman Brothers - One Way Out
Temptations - Papa Was a Rolling Stone
Chi Coltrane - Thunder and Lightning
yay! Kermit won BOS yesterday!
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it was the third of September -- the day David Ruffin's daddy actually did die -- he thought Norman Whitfield was messin' with his head, but it was just a coincidence (the song had been written for Undisputed Truth).
VHM Mr Whitfield at the peak of his producing powers.
Sorry to be fussy, but substitute Dennis Edwards for David Ruffin.
And yes, T&L is ABSOLUTELY about a schlong. It reaches everywhere - what a good thing she's got!