KBCO 9/10/08: 1977

[mshray]

Livening up with S&D&R&R.

You wouldn't think a song titled S&D&R&R would have a Scott Joplin-esque acoustic piano solo for the bridge.  But that's why I love Mr. Ian.

[Alicat]

Let's get SMALL.

[Alicat]

VHM FMac. Lindsey did this on Sunday.
Very nice

[RGMike]

VHM Supertramp -- I'd rather hear this than just about anything from Breakfast...

[mshray]

...and I wonder if even I'm nature's only poor boy.

BOS Supertramp

[Alicat]

Cocaine makes the Old Folks Boogie.

OFB BOS

[RGMike]

BOS5 LF, "OFB"

[mshray]

Ditto on the BOS for Little Feat.  Another Alison, as it contains the line "down of the farm" which is the album title.  I always wondered if this was an LSJUMB favorite for that reason.  Dave? Chriss? Bueller?

 

[Gazoo]

I ignored the EC - Mike Huckabee rewrote "Cocaine" as an ode to "McCain," and it made me throw up.

[RGMike]

The return of the trivia question!

[RGMike]

I ignored the EC - Mike Huckabee rewrote "Cocaine" as an ode to "McCain," and it made me throw up.

SERIOUSLY??  (Mike clutches chest and staggers towards the bathroom)

[Gazoo]

I ignored the EC - Mike Huckabee rewrote "Cocaine" as an ode to "McCain," and it made me throw up.

SERIOUSLY??  (Mike clutches chest and staggers towards the bathroom)

http://www.time.com/time/politics/article/0,8599,1839214,00.html

Mike Huckabee may be the only politician in American history who can turn painful childhood showers with Lava soap into a core statement of his political identity. He is most assuredly the only Republican ever to reference the Keanu Reeves movie Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure in a convention speech. And he is definitely the only one who can pull off rewriting the lyrics to "Cocaine," Eric Clapton's hit homage to drug abuse, into a campaign theme song called "McCain."

I haven't heard it myself.  But if he actually says "he don't lie," then I'm comin' ta join ya, Elizabeth.

[urth]

Ditto on the BOS for Little Feat.  Another Alison, as it contains the line "down of the farm" which is the album title.  I always wondered if this was an LSJUMB favorite for that reason.  Dave? Chriss? Bueller?

Actually OFB is on Time Loves a Hero, which was released in '77. Down on the Farm didn't come out until '79 (Lowell died while it was still being recorded), and it includes a song by the same name. So the Alison tag doesn't apply to OFB, by my understanding.

[mshray]

Ditto on the BOS for Little Feat.  Another Alison, as it contains the line "down of the farm" which is the album title.  I always wondered if this was an LSJUMB favorite for that reason.  Dave? Chriss? Bueller?

Actually OFB is on Time Loves a Hero, which was released in '77. Down on the Farm didn't come out until '79 (Lowell died while it was still being recorded), and it includes a song by the same name. So the Alison tag doesn't apply to OFB, by my understanding.

I think that puts it into a completely unique category then.

[RGMike]

Ditto on the BOS for Little Feat.  Another Alison, as it contains the line "down of the farm" which is the album title.  I always wondered if this was an LSJUMB favorite for that reason.  Dave? Chriss? Bueller?

Actually OFB is on Time Loves a Hero, which was released in '77. Down on the Farm didn't come out until '79 (Lowell died while it was still being recorded), and it includes a song by the same name. So the Alison tag doesn't apply to OFB, by my understanding.

I think that puts it into a completely unique category then.

Indeed, there is a category of songs that mention the title of a diff LP than the one they're on... I seem to recall a My 3 Songs about that (back in the day), but damned if I can think of an example right now.