SMF - Just Installed!
"Please Mister Please" was one of the soft-rock classics I imported from my brother's CD library while I was in Pittsburgh. I'll have to make the list -- but it's lots of ONJ, Air Supply, Boz Scaggs, Andy Gibb, and little bits of Player, ED&JFC, David Gates, and Hall & Oates.I'm such a sap, too.
I just tuned in to one of AccuRadio's new soul-themed channels, focused on 1966-1972. (I like their sense of divisions.) First song was one I'd never heard, a guy sounding like Joe Tex (probably him) singing with a leer what I could swear was the line, "I'm gonna steal your garter." Wha-wha-WHAAAH?
Quote from: "Gazoo""Please Mister Please" was one of the soft-rock classics I imported from my brother's CD library while I was in Pittsburgh. I'll have to make the list -- but it's lots of ONJ, Air Supply, Boz Scaggs, Andy Gibb, and little bits of Player, ED&JFC, David Gates, and Hall & Oates.I'm such a sap, too.Is Boz that poorly understood? :lol:
Quote from: "ggould"Quote from: "Gazoo""Please Mister Please" was one of the soft-rock classics I imported from my brother's CD library while I was in Pittsburgh. I'll have to make the list -- but it's lots of ONJ, Air Supply, Boz Scaggs, Andy Gibb, and little bits of Player, ED&JFC, David Gates, and Hall & Oates.I'm such a sap, too.Is Boz that poorly understood? :lol:Hee! Point taken, but sorry, I cherry-picked his soft-rockers: "We're All Alone" (yes, Kermit voice and all), "You Can Have Me Anytime," and "Look What You've Done to Me." Tell me those aren't interchangeable with Barry Manilow's ballads of the period.
Hey, who's this, "Finders Keepers, Losers Weepers"? It sounds about 1971, bits of the Corporation and Philly Soul in the production, and bits of Chi-Lites and J5 and Stevie (his cookie-monster growl, anyway) in the lead vocal.