10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: princessofcairo on August 03, 2007, 10:01:53 AM
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good times!
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good times bad times
good choice for San Jose
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wishful sinful
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BOS Percy & Co. Betting this is a "classic" worthy of the name -- BOS2 "Wishful Sinful".
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Tommy
overture (underture?)
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wishful sinful
i can't read your sig without singing the dan hill/vonda sheppard duet.
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wishful sinful
i can't read your sig without singing the dan hill/vonda sheppard duet.
uhh, I'm afraid to ask; what song is it?
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Tommy
overture (underture?)
It's a BOS, Mrs Walker, it's a BOS!
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Tommy
overture (underture?)
"it's a [falsetto]booooyyy[/falsetto]!"
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I hear them a lot on KPIG
don't know title, something like "You Got the Blues, Not Me"
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wishful sinful
i can't read your sig without singing the dan hill/vonda sheppard duet.
uhh, I'm afraid to ask; what song is it?
:) "can't we try just a little bit harder?
can't we give just a little bit more?
can't we try to understand
that it's love we're fighting for?"
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wishful sinful
i can't read your sig without singing the dan hill/vonda sheppard duet.
uhh, I'm afraid to ask; what song is it?
:) "can't we try just a little bit harder?
can't we give just a little bit more?
can't we try to understand
that it's love we're fighting for?"
Maybe I should call Robert Hunter's lawyer!
http://arts.ucsc.edu/gdead/agdl/wheel.html
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Kiss it Goodbye!
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na na hey hey trina trina.
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Prediction: this is one of those '69 sets that ends with "Someday We'll be Together". (Just a hunch)
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The rhythm track on this was way ahead of its time, imo. Also Best Vibes of Set.
BOS1, 2 & 3 to the Zeps, the 'Oo and the Brown Savoys.
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Prediction: this is one of those '69 sets that ends with "Someday We'll be Together". (Just a hunch)
That's like predicting this is one of those days that ends with it getting dark. ;)
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Baby Can I Change My Mind?
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stay away from the Brown Acid!
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stay away from the Brown Acid!
stick to the top brown, baby!
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still in the Jeff Beck Group at this point?
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Here Comes The Sun!
(not lately in the Sunset District)
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Here Comes The Sun!
best claps of set!
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still in the Jeff Beck Group at this point?
Yes, definitely. This song was Plynth, yes?
BOS4 Foundations, Build Me Up Buttercup.
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I Can Hear Music!
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BOS4 Foundations, Build Me Up Buttercup.
right up there with "Happy Together" as one of the most beloved/overplayed songs on "oldies" radio.
BOS BBs covering the Ronnettes.
OMG, no Supes!
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I'm also predicting this will be the first set in tomorrow's marathon.
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BOS4 Foundations, Build Me Up Buttercup.
right up there with "Happy Together" as one of the most beloved/overplayed songs on "oldies" radio.
BOS BBs covering the Ronnettes.
OMG, no Supes!
This set sounded kind of familiar, and I finally found the one it was reminding me of (but not the same one). In June we had a '69 set that also had the Tommy Overture and Beach Boys tunes, as well as a different Zep tune and More Today Than Yesterday in the place of the Foundations cut. Similar but with its own unique charm. Here's the setlist from June 8:
1. CCR - Commotion
2. Sly & The Family Stone - Stand
3. Zombies - Time Of The Season
4. Booker T. & The MGs - Hang 'Em High
5. The Edwin Hawkins Singers - Oh Happy Day (BEST OF SET!!)
6. Led Zep - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
7. Who - Overture From Tommy
8. Beatles - Ballad of John and Yoko
9. Beach Boys - I Can Hear Music
10. Spiral Staircase - More Today Than Yesterday
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Prediction: this is one of those '69 sets that ends with "Someday We'll be Together". (Just a hunch)
could've told you the answer was no, I was driving up from the SJ Gordon Biersch event at this point & recognized this set. In fact it was played last year on the 3rd Friday of "Local Music Month".
1.) Led Zeppelin - Good Times Bad Times
2.) Doors - Wishful Sinful
3.) Who - Overture/It's a Boy
4.) Savoy Brown - I'm Tired
5.) Steam - Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye
6.) Tyrone Davis - Can I Change My Mind
7.) Jeff Beck - Plynth
8.) Beatles - Here Comes the Sun
9.) Foundations - Build Me Up Buttercup
10.) Beach Boys - I Can Hear Music
ETA: at the event I bumped into our sometime playlist expert Darryl. He was there with his whole family, taking photos of his little boy getting autographs on a picture he'd drawn for the occasion. Cute kid.
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BOS4 Foundations, Build Me Up Buttercup.
right up there with "Happy Together" as one of the most beloved/overplayed songs on "oldies" radio.
BOS BBs covering the Ronnettes.
OMG, no Supes!
This set sounded kind of familiar, and I finally found the one it was reminding me of (but not the same one). In June we had a '69 set that also had the Tommy Overture and Beach Boys tunes, as well as a different Zep tune and More Today Than Yesterday in the place of the Foundations cut. Similar but with its own unique charm. Here's the setlist from June 8:
1. CCR - Commotion
2. Sly & The Family Stone - Stand
3. Zombies - Time Of The Season
4. Booker T. & The MGs - Hang 'Em High
5. The Edwin Hawkins Singers - Oh Happy Day (BEST OF SET!!)
6. Led Zep - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
7. Who - Overture From Tommy
8. Beatles - Ballad of John and Yoko
9. Beach Boys - I Can Hear Music
10. Spiral Staircase - More Today Than Yesterday
Dave certainly has his '69 faves that he rotates in and out. There was a time when "Plynth" seemed to be in every other '69 set, for example; Spiral Staircase has been coming on strong for the past year or so.
SS always reminds me of a comedian who used to do a parody of George Carlin: "Why do they call 'em stairs? Ya don't stare at 'em!"
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ETA: at the event I bumped into our sometime playlist expert Darryl. He was there with his whole family, taking photos of his little boy getting autographs on a picture he'd drawn for the occasion. Cute kid.
Man, you guys and your acronyms. I don't remember what ETA stands for. Where's that Glossary thread again?
Anyways, yes, met mshray. Funny to have someone randomly come up and say "Is your name Darryl", but he turned out not to be a stalker, so it was cool.
Here's some photos from the event. Videos to upload soon. http://darryl.phanfare.com/album/368372
I was actually having Peter Finch autograph my son's artwork when mshray introduced himself to me and Peter. He explained that I kept records of the 10@10s and I noted that I also kept track of nearly every song KFOG plays (and that the "Delilah" song is currently overplayed around 3-4 times a day). To this, Peter Finch commented, "Man, you should work in research."
Except my advice would be the same as Brian from San Jose's: Trust your airstaff, and not your research department. Stop overplaying songs to death. Ok, sorry, this should be in the KFOG but not 10@10 thread.
[Hey mshray, or anyone listening to the broadcast: do you remember the last name of David the melodica player who had an upcoming gig (on piano) at Santana Row? It's not listed on their site, so I assume it's in one of the smaller venues/performing areas. I like to link to the URLs of performers and such. Thanks.]
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wishful sinful
i can't read your sig without singing the dan hill/vonda sheppard duet.
Wow, you've ruined the song AND the sig for me! :P
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Kiss it Goodbye!
I dunno if I said this last year when we heard this the first time, but that segue from Mary Jo DrivingBuddy to NNHHKMG is downright ghoulish.
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Gaz gives BOS (with a sledgehammer shout to GB in SF) to "Can I Change My Mind," one of the many that Dave's introduced me to over the years.
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[Hey mshray, or anyone listening to the broadcast: do you remember the last name of David the melodica player who had an upcoming gig (on piano) at Santana Row? It's not listed on their site, so I assume it's in one of the smaller venues/performing areas. I like to link to the URLs of performers and such. Thanks.]
This was the guy in your photos? I loved his collegiate sweatshirt: "STFU."
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I'm also predicting this will be the first set in tomorrow's marathon.
Haha, you nailed this one!
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