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Well HOORAY!
Thanks for that!
Mike
Yep, it finally let me leave a comment.
Scott, I'll be looking forward to hearing Rod on that New Music Corner!
I actually listened to this on Thursday, so guess what I remembered? NOTHING!
Well, there was the song by Dirk Diggler's Dangling Ding Dong going clickity clack, clickity clack. It actually was pretty good for an old-timey song.
That Monkees song I've heard plenty of times, but never noticed the "chhh" sound before. Has that always been in the song?
I used to hate that Rod Stewart song but now like it. Not because you played it, I just like it now. Get off your friggin' high horse! Could be I didn't like it back then because it was played a lot on MTV. At least I think it was.
Never knew it wasn't an Arlo Guthrie original. I learned something new again. I impress myself.
Well, duh. CSN. Who hasn't heard that song before and not liked it? If they don't, they're morons.
The Flaming Embers? Huh? What?
There's another song (or a million) about a train wreck. Maybe it was a boat wreck. What's the song I'm thinking about?
Never heard that last song, who are the Traveling Willhoitinberries?
Good n Plenty AND Good n Fruity!
Good show Mike.
Clickety Clack isn't really my style, but the group Dickey Doo and the Don'ts is a crazy but awesome name.
Some nice hits here. Love that tune by the Monkees. I think you may have played that Rod Stewart song before. I say that because I don't normally care for it, but in this context it sounds so much better. And I think that was my reaction back then too.
First time I heard the Steve Goodman version of City Of New Orleans. Isn't he the dude David Allen Coe mentions in You Never Even Called Me By My Name?
Marrakesh Express isn't my favorite CSN song, but it's okay. And of course the Travelling Wilbury's were cool, that song included.
Now, for the Golden Pell. I had a tough time deciding between The Wreck Of The Old 97 and West Bound Number 9. The reason I liked the former so much is that it really reminds me of an old Gospel album that my parents have (actually, it's now in my posession). A little travelling Gospel group came to our church, I was probably 10 years old or so, and back then they brought their own albums and sold them at the "singing" as us southern folks say. Anyway, to make a long story entirely too long, we bought one and to this day I still dig it, and this song's sound really reminds me of it.
That being said, I've decided to give the GP to The Flaming Embers for West Bound Number 9. Totally cool song.
Stay tuned to an upcoming New Music Corner, I have the new Rod Stewart album and its a pretty good...
There are still Good and Plenty's, but I am far too young to remember Choo Choo Charlie. Way Way too young...
Every time I hear the Monkees I see an episode in my mind. Last Train is a cool tune still though, this is the era I first took notice of music, but it would still be a few years before it took hold, this was just pure fun stuff.
Nice Stewart tune too. I've been listening to his new one a lot lately so I'm into this one.
Never heard the original version of City of new Orleans, that was interesting, I started to hum along and it wasn't the same!
And hey, a shout to 45's! Cool, I thought I heard some snap crackle and pop in there!
The Golden Pell Spike goes to CSN for Marikesh Express. Nice one there!
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