She sang this to me once, a long time ago. No, really she did…
You’ve never lied to me before (that I know of) so I believe you. Cool!!
Here’s what happened dycker, to the best of my memory of 45 years ago. I was living in Santa Barbara, and hanging (we didn’t call it dating back then) with a girl named Suzie, One friday evening she said let’s drive to L.A. and I”ll introduce you to my old friend Linda Ronstadt and her band. Well yeah. So off we went. Upon arriving we were allowed backstage where Linda was sitting on a couch with a guitar in her lap. Intros were made, Suzie sitting next to Linda, and me on a coffee table in front of them. They chatted it up while I sat numb, drooling, inside my head trying to get control of the reality before me. Linda, I’m sure to this day, spoke to me out of pity for my pathetic look, and said “what song of ours do you like?” I answered “shiggaroomadwark” and somehow she interpreted that as “Different Drum” and began to strum and sing it. She was shortly interrupted by someone announcing to her and the band that they had five minutes till stage time. Suzie and Linda said their goodbyes, then Linda turned to me, thanked me for coming, and said “I’ll finish the song out there.” So that’s why I say she sang it to me.
That’s is so cool nwoldguy! You’ve got some great stories to tell.
nwoldguy sends me back into deep depression with that story. I’m back to bed.
The Ronstadts are certainly a talented family. Linda’s backup band is a bit weak.
This is the version I ‘lost’. Where the USC band came out on the stage with them!
OMG. Had totally forgotten about this song and that show. Nice one from the archives House.
In the video, some of the stills of Maureen have an Ann Coluter-look about them. (With, no disrespect to Maureen McGovern).
That was Donna Pescow’s big chance after Saturday Night Fever, but it didn’t go over with the masses. I thought it was a cute show.
A song called Kajagoogoo, by a band called Kajagoogoo… used in the John Hughes teen romp “Sixteen Candles.”
I’ve been listening to Kajagoogoo all week on my music player at work. (Yes, I’m a dork. And sadly for all of you, this won’t be the last Kajagoogoo song I post tonight. )
Can’t say much for their live performance skills… but this is a B-side that I had only heard for the first time this week… and I really have been enjoying it. Some interesting chords.
Interestingly… Nick Rhodes of Duran Duran was the producer on many of their earlier songs (such as this one).
For our Raven, who posted this but it got buried in thread the other day…
He is now:
When we started our Porsche business, we ran ads in Porsche Panorama, the official Porsche Club magazine, and Excellence magazine. Our little joke was that we were ‘nationwide’, and this was our theme song. A couple weeks later, a guy named Mike Evans called us from a distributor named Westex, and asked us why were we on his ‘cold call’ list? We ended up buying more parts from him than all our other sources combined.
There is always room for ZZ Top.
Funny video.
Duran Duran – definitely had some of the best videos in the early MTV era…
That’s not Smokey…
But this is!
It looks like him.
But I like yours better.
Yeah, it looks like him 40 years ago.
That was Sydney Justin not Smoke.
Ooh – Oianthi again….. im all gooey again
And she never has either.
Could she be a…?
She lost my number is all.
Enjoy, guys.
Thanks…
She sang this to me once, a long time ago. No, really she did…
You’ve never lied to me before (that I know of) so I believe you. Cool!!
Here’s what happened dycker, to the best of my memory of 45 years ago. I was living in Santa Barbara, and hanging (we didn’t call it dating back then) with a girl named Suzie, One friday evening she said let’s drive to L.A. and I”ll introduce you to my old friend Linda Ronstadt and her band. Well yeah. So off we went. Upon arriving we were allowed backstage where Linda was sitting on a couch with a guitar in her lap. Intros were made, Suzie sitting next to Linda, and me on a coffee table in front of them. They chatted it up while I sat numb, drooling, inside my head trying to get control of the reality before me. Linda, I’m sure to this day, spoke to me out of pity for my pathetic look, and said “what song of ours do you like?” I answered “shiggaroomadwark” and somehow she interpreted that as “Different Drum” and began to strum and sing it. She was shortly interrupted by someone announcing to her and the band that they had five minutes till stage time. Suzie and Linda said their goodbyes, then Linda turned to me, thanked me for coming, and said “I’ll finish the song out there.” So that’s why I say she sang it to me.
That’s is so cool nwoldguy! You’ve got some great stories to tell.
nwoldguy sends me back into deep depression with that story. I’m back to bed.
The Ronstadts are certainly a talented family. Linda’s backup band is a bit weak.
This is the version I ‘lost’. Where the USC band came out on the stage with them!
I finally found it!
Love that clip.
House, that was fantastic! The USC band added another dimension to the song.
Have to say that was pretty awesome.
Let’s throw in another marching band, just for kicks and giggles.
Okay, for some reason this song popped into my head based upon the other videos posted tonight…
Maureen McGovern – The Morning After – YouTube
And of course, if we’re (by “we” I mean “me”) on a disaster movie Maureen McGovern kick…
Towering Inferno (1974) – We May Never Love Like This Again – YouTube
Not a disaster movie, but the theme from a short-lived sitcom:
Maureen McGovern – Theme from ‘Angie’
OMG. Had totally forgotten about this song and that show. Nice one from the archives House.
In the video, some of the stills of Maureen have an Ann Coluter-look about them. (With, no disrespect to Maureen McGovern).
That was Donna Pescow’s big chance after Saturday Night Fever, but it didn’t go over with the masses. I thought it was a cute show.
A song called Kajagoogoo, by a band called Kajagoogoo… used in the John Hughes teen romp “Sixteen Candles.”
I’ve been listening to Kajagoogoo all week on my music player at work. (Yes, I’m a dork. And sadly for all of you, this won’t be the last Kajagoogoo song I post tonight.
)
Sixteen Candles – Opening Song – YouTube
Can’t say much for their live performance skills… but this is a B-side that I had only heard for the first time this week… and I really have been enjoying it. Some interesting chords.
Kajagoogoo – Live – Take Another View – YouTube
Kind of reminds me of a Duran Duran tune.
Interestingly… Nick Rhodes of Duran Duran was the producer on many of their earlier songs (such as this one).
For our Raven, who posted this but it got buried in thread the other day…
He is now:
When we started our Porsche business, we ran ads in Porsche Panorama, the official Porsche Club magazine, and Excellence magazine. Our little joke was that we were ‘nationwide’, and this was our theme song. A couple weeks later, a guy named Mike Evans called us from a distributor named Westex, and asked us why were we on his ‘cold call’ list? We ended up buying more parts from him than all our other sources combined.
There is always room for ZZ Top.
Funny video.
Duran Duran – definitely had some of the best videos in the early MTV era…
Duran Duran – Save A Prayer – YouTube
Montana
Jimi – Fire
Joe Walsh – Meadows
I love this band. Mumford and Sons, “I Will Wait”.
Same venue… but a different era.
U2 – I Will Follow (Live At Red Rocks) – YouTube
The Decemberists – The Mariner’s Revenge Song
That song reminded me of Geoff Berner (in a klezmer kind of way)
The Way That Girl Drinks Beer
Note: the explanation of the bridge in the middle of the song is very funny.
Wealthy Poet
This guy has some great lyrics.
No kidding!
Thanks for posting!
Really enjoy the rhythm and theme of “Wealthy Poet”.
Nearly Whirling Dervish-ish…
He has some incredible social awareness. Your welcome.
I’m off to chat and share a beverage with my wife. Have a great night, I’ll leave with this:
And She Was
Oh and this:
Jane Siberry
I’ve got a reply in lock down. If someone could retrieve it, I would be very grateful.
Gotcha. Just keep the naughty words to a minimum, m’kay?
Been invited to hear this band tommorow night…
So go already! Tell us about it after!
What an ambitious video.
Sorry, this isn’t musical, but we had to know this was coming:
Smirking Mitt Walking Away From Stuff
Waiting for the Starship Troopers one with giant space insects in the background…
Okay Starship…
PAPA!!…
For Mitt:
Midnight Oil – Blue Sky Mine
Speaks volumes!
Oils again – Only the Strong
Can never get enough of this…
Ooh going old school..
In a San Francisco mood…and one of the best bass players ever
“Jesus Christ…. come on down!”
And yes:
James Dean was just a careless driver
And Marilyn Monroe was just a slag
Very clever lads!
Always enjoy their work.
I dunno what the furry thing is about.
Did some atheist mention Jesus…
Thin Lizzy
Daning in the Moonlight
Don’t Believe a Word
Bad Reputation
That would be *DanCing..
Fine choice, since they voted this week….
I so wanted to be a flower child…
You’ll always be a flower child to me QZ
Here…
This song always makes me cry.
On another night I’ll write about when I met Pearl.
Pearl, huh?
HEY!!! A little respect for me and the dead.
The dead don’t care!
Okay…just a little.
Sone Sour – Bother
Night night….
G’night TtT…
Can’t get enough of the duck songs…well maybe…
waddle, waddle
The ex was related by marriage to the Smothers Brothers. I gave it all up to run with the wind in my hair.
Good choice
Nineteen years and no regrets. Srsly.
My Birthday song…
Lovely.
Chris Isaak – Somebody’s Crying
You Owe Me Some Kind of Love
Wicked Game
One more from The Divine…
WZOO signing off. Remember, if you can’t be cool, be as cool as you can…
Sweet dreams, nwoldguy. In the meantime, I’ll be as cool as I can.
Drift off to dream..