The Drive, 3/18/09: 1972

[RGMike]

Bob called-in Irish this morning, I guess.  C/N give us some immigration irritation, man.

[RGMike]

more Dead. proyx of Geoff.  Rare that we hear them 2 sets in a row.

[RGMike]

BOS America, even if "Sandman" and "abandoned" is a dicey rhyme.

[Gazoo]

"Did you hear of my enlistment?"  More music about imminent departures.

[RGMike]

"Did you hear of my enlistment?"  More music about imminent departures.

OK, spit it out, man. What happened?

[RGMike]

BOS2 Stones get Exile'd, "All Down The Line".

[Tinka Cat]

BOS America, even if "Sandman" and "abandoned" is a dicey rhyme.

I thought this was CSN&Y...? 

[RGMike]

I could go 3 or 4 years without hearing "All the Young Dudes" and be perfectly happy.

[RGMike]

BOS America, even if "Sandman" and "abandoned" is a dicey rhyme.

I thought this was CSN&Y...? 

Live'n'learn!

Indeed Gerry (or Dewey or whoever sang lead) was often accused of doing a Neil Young imitation.

[RGMike]

the mighty 'berries cop an intro from Little Eva for their sheepish love song, "I Wanna Be with Ewe" BOS3

[RGMike]

OMFG! Harry's in his "Taxi"! Keep the change -- and a BOS4.

[Tinka Cat]

separated at birth?  Harry Chapin's Taxi and Dan Fogelberg's Auld Lang Syne:  One well-adjusted, one dysfunctional.

[Tinka Cat]

I knew The Drive and The Sound were pwned by the same pwners when I heard the exact same Sanford and Son snippet played on both stations.  (The Sound played 72 last week, I think).

curses!  Corporate radio!

[RGMike]

separated at birth?  Harry Chapin's Taxi and Dan Fogelberg's Auld Lang Syne:  One well-adjusted, one dysfunctional.

they're both still crazy after all those years.

[RGMike]

first double Dead, now double ABB. Ah, the '70s...