10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Capital Gold, other Internet Radio => Topic started by: RGMike on September 14, 2009, 09:03:40 AM
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Offshore Radio again: a NTM White Plains obscurity, the sunshiny "I've Got You On My Mind", that Gaz'd like.
Followed by the equally Gaz-tastic Sergio Mendes hit "Pretty World"
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OMFG! Los Pop Tops' version of "Mammy Blue"!
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Babs is a woman in love, and she'll do anything to get you into her world. It's a right I defend!
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Just logged on to Barry Scott's "Lost 45s" top 100 countdown -- Disco Texx at #99, and it's a looooong bi (lingual) version I've never heard before. Dear gawd this thing is endless. My chiffon is wet!
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Woo Hoo! Rick Springfield, "I've Done Everything For You"
and now MJ & his bros are spending the night in 'Frisco, running outta Crisco.
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The Osmonds are down by the lazy river, digging for Joseph Smith's bones. Merrill Osmond (or whichever brother sings 2nd lead behind Donny) is really atrocious -- he yells worse than Linda Ronstadt on her worst day.
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I didn't know Mama Cass had a version of the Bobby Sherman hit "Easy Come Easy Go":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3Y8LxDlksI
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Bless you Barry Scott, for playing the LP version of "Ariel"!
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I didn't know Mama Cass had a version of the Bobby Sherman hit "Easy Come Easy Go":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3Y8LxDlksI
and here she is again with "Make Your Own Kind of Music"
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"once", I said, "I want a shoe". I don't remember why.
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Hayuf-breed! Give her a feathuh, she's a Cher-o-kee!
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OMG, Cashman & West, "American City Suite" -- the loooong version.
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An hour of JJ's '60s nuggets is just what I need this morning.
Lawd! Clarence Carter's too weak to fight -- ah know jus' how he feels.
followed by the fabulously Fauxtown "Make Me Yours" -- Bettye Swan channeling Mary Wells.
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OMG! Davy Jones, "Rainy Jane" -- why was this not a US hit?
and from Rainy Jane to Virginia Plain!
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OMFG! David Essex, "Gonna Make You a Star", one of his many delightful UK hits that did nothing on this side of the pond.
Followed by Sandy Posey -- no relation to Buster, I assume.
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Smooth Smokey on 'LNG with one of my fave lyrics of his.
Too bad it was him that you trusted
Too bad but you can't be disgusted
It's time that you got readjusted
And realize
That tear filled eyes
Can never stop him now
That man is on his way
I think he's gone to stay
You better drop him now
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Back to Offshore Radio in time for -- TANC -- Macca's "No More Lonely Nights". And it's followed by the Undertones, "Teenage Kicks"!!
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Holy crap! obscure, NTM Sonny & Cher: their cover of "What Now My Love".
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Offshore radio:
the original version of New York Groove (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7XBDaodo1g) done by a group called "Hello".
hmm, sounds like Ace Frehley just covered it note-for-note. Still, it's one of Ace's high points -- and I do have his album in my itunes:
Rip It Out Ace Frehley 3:40
Speedin' Back To My Baby Ace Frehley 3:37
Snow Blind Ace Frehley 3:55
Ozone Ace Frehley 4:42
What's On Your Mind? Ace Frehley 3:28
New York Groove Ace Frehley 3:03
I'm In Need Of Love Ace Frehley 4:38
Wiped-out Ace Frehley 4:12
Fractured Mirror Ace Frehley 5:26
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the original version of New York Groove done by a group called "Hello".
hmm, sounds like Ace Frehley just covered it note for note.
Holy shit -- I had no idea this existed. Thanks for mentioning it. Gaz will wanna hear it Note-for-note indeed!
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The Cat Man "Can't Keep It In" -- dude, too much lube!
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Paul Revere/raiders "Birds of a Feather" -- jeez, is this a total ripoff of "Brown-Eyed Girl", or what?
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Offshore makes my day with 10cc's "I'm Mandy, Fly Me".
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Marmalade's lovely "Rainbow", the follow-up to "Reflections of My Life".
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Holy crap! Gladstone's "A Piece of Paper" -- a controversial almost-hit from '71 that I haven't heard in ages.
In order to form a more perfect union
A man and a woman become husband and wife
A piece of paper says they'll start a new life
A piece of paper says it's alright
In order to form a more perfect union
Religion will cost a man one tenth of his goal
A piece of paper says he's redeemed his soul
A piece of paper says he's alright
You know paper is only paper and you know people,
Well they'll try to be good
Some folks live by others paper, some folks live like they should
So in order to form a more perfect union
A legal abortion so the family won't know
A piece of paper says the problem won't grow
A piece of paper makes it alright
In order to form a more perfect union
A country will call on it's young men to fight
A piece of paper says it's alright to die!
A piece of paper says it's alright
and it's followed by the great "Captain of Your Ship" by Reparata and the Del-rons!
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back to Barry Scott's Top 100 countdown -- Andrea True's "Maw Maw Maw".
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Wacky Sedaky's "Bad Blood" is preceded by a Neil S soundbite -- gawd he sounds awful these days. Guess he bit off a little bit more than he could chew.
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Wacky Sedaky's "Bad Blood" is preceded by a Neil S soundbite -- gawd he sounds awful these days. Guess he bit off a little bit more than he could chew.
speaking of cringey sounds, Barry Scott has THE MOST deejay-style inflected voice I've heard in a long time. And his website is awkward at best...
But hey, he's got the largest music library around!
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Wacky Sedaky's "Bad Blood" is preceded by a Neil S soundbite -- gawd he sounds awful these days. Guess he bit off a little bit more than he could chew.
speaking of cringey sounds, Barry Scott has THE MOST deejay-style inflected voice I've heard in a long time. And his website is awkward at best...
But hey, he's got the largest music library around!
size matters when you're as gay as Barry Scott. But yeah, that website is hideous.
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Yikes, more wacky Sedaky, by cracky -- courtesy Daryl & Toni. Who you callin' "little man", bitch?
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mushroom omelet! Bonnie Bramlett! "Life is a Rock" always makes my day.
Mungo Jerry Peter Peter paul & paul & mary mary!
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Bobby Russell "was on his way home from Candletop", after unsuccessfully trying to convince Sonny to let Cher record "The Night The Lights Went Out in GA". Good thing his wife Vicki could sing...
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Donny and his bro's do their white J-5 routine. Ever see that ABC TV-movie about them, where their dad was all upset about the phrase "sock it to ya", which he thought was "dirty"? Hilarious.
If he'd heard "Undercover Angel" he'd've had a heart attack.
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If I had a "little willy" I sure as shit wouldn't write a song about it!
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Nicest surprise on this Barry Scott countdown: MJ's "Farewell My Summer Love".
followed by another dose of Partridge-y harpsichordery.
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Barry Scott's Top 5:
1. "Dark Lady", Cher
2. "Believe it or Not (Greatest American Hero)", Joey Scarbury
3. "Night Chicago Died", Paper Lace
4. "Afternoon Delight", Starland Vocal band
5. "PopMuzik", M
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still listening to the first half of Barry Scott's top 100 countdown. Really dig #66 Chilliwack's My Girl (Gone Gone Gone) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yahBtp_1jWE).
Canadian pop rules, eh?