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Main Discussion Area => Capital Gold, other Internet Radio => Topic started by: RGMike on November 21, 2005, 11:19:37 AM

Title: CG, KPOO, WLNG Etc Week of 11/21-27
Post by: RGMike on November 21, 2005, 11:19:37 AM
Yay! Dean plays the other Focus song, "Sylvia", a great instrumental that flopped stateside.
Title: CG, KPOO, WLNG Etc Week of 11/21-27
Post by: RGMike on November 21, 2005, 12:35:00 PM
2 only-in-the-UK hits back-to-back:  The Move's "Tonight" followed by the orig Paper Lace version of "Billy Don't Be a Hero".
Title: CG, KPOO, WLNG Etc Week of 11/21-27
Post by: RGMike on November 21, 2005, 12:42:38 PM
OMGWTF! "Me & You & a Dog named Boo" on CG!!  Can't decide if this is a Turkey or a Guilty Pleasure.  

and with that, I'll mosey on over to KPOO...
Title: CG, KPOO, WLNG Etc Week of 11/21-27
Post by: RGMike on November 21, 2005, 01:05:43 PM
Judge gots da disco fever agian -- it's Shalamar's "Uptown Festival", the discofied Motown medley from 1976 that predates "Stars on 45" by 5 years. Haven't heard this since it was a hit.
Title: CG, KPOO, WLNG Etc Week of 11/21-27
Post by: urth on November 21, 2005, 01:08:19 PM
Quote from: "RGMike"
Judge gots da disco fever agian -- it's Shalamar's "Uptown Festival", the discofied Motown medley from 1976 that predates "Stars on 45" by 5 years. Haven't heard this since it was a hit.


Is the KPOO stream maintaining a steady flow now? I went there for a bit after 10@10 and it was buffering constantly, so I bailed.
Title: CG, KPOO, WLNG Etc Week of 11/21-27
Post by: RGMike on November 21, 2005, 01:10:42 PM
Quote from: "urth"
Quote from: "RGMike"
Judge gots da disco fever agian -- it's Shalamar's "Uptown Festival", the discofied Motown medley from 1976 that predates "Stars on 45" by 5 years. Haven't heard this since it was a hit.


Is the KPOO stream maintaining a steady flow now? I went there for a bit after 10@10 and it was buffering constantly, so I bailed.


seems to be OK so far.  He's really pullin' out the nuggets today!
Title: CG, KPOO, WLNG Etc Week of 11/21-27
Post by: RGMike on November 21, 2005, 01:38:08 PM
Jerry Butler, "I Dig You, Baby!"... followed by Curtis Mayfield & the Impressions, "I'm a Fool For Ya". Damn!
Title: CG, KPOO, WLNG Etc Week of 11/21-27
Post by: RGMike on November 21, 2005, 02:02:12 PM
OMGWTF! Abaco Dream, "Life & Death in G & A", a Sly Stone composition/production from '69 or so that I haven't heard since then. What a fabulous lost track!  Props to Judge, he is blowing my mind today.
Title: CG, KPOO, WLNG Etc Week of 11/21-27
Post by: RGMike on November 21, 2005, 02:24:05 PM
OMGWTF2: Stevie's orig version of "Until You Come Back to Me." Sublime.

And followed by a ReeRee twin-spin, "Brand New Me" & "Don't Play That Song".  I'm in Soul Heaven today.
Title: CG, KPOO, WLNG Etc Week of 11/21-27
Post by: RGMike on November 21, 2005, 02:59:01 PM
TANC: Went to the Baseball Hall of Fame exhibit at the Oakland Museum on Saturday -- one of the displays pertaining to Baseball & popular culture features the sheet music to "Love is Like a Baseball Game"... and here it is, by the Intruders!
Title: CG, KPOO, WLNG Etc Week of 11/21-27
Post by: Gazoo on November 22, 2005, 12:22:31 AM
Quote from: "RGMike"
OMGWTF! Abaco Dream, "Life & Death in G & A", a Sly Stone composition/production from '69 or so that I haven't heard since then. What a fabulous lost track!  Props to Judge, he is blowing my mind today.


I only just found out about this song a couple weeks ago.  They had the first entry in the alphabetical Hot 100 history until Aaliyah came along.  I've still never heard that song; anything like his production for Little Sister?
Title: CG, KPOO, WLNG Etc Week of 11/21-27
Post by: RGMike on November 22, 2005, 07:34:24 AM
Quote from: "Gazoo"
Quote from: "RGMike"
OMGWTF! Abaco Dream, "Life & Death in G & A", a Sly Stone composition/production from '69 or so that I haven't heard since then. What a fabulous lost track!  Props to Judge, he is blowing my mind today.


I only just found out about this song a couple weeks ago.  They had the first entry in the alphabetical Hot 100 history until Aaliyah came along.  I've still never heard that song; anything like his production for Little Sister?


Yes -- very much so.  If you were hearing it for the first time, you'd say "Is this Sly?"