Quotation
Of The Week ~ Lester Bangs: The thing is that, they all had real
strong personalities and real distinct identities, and I don't find
most of the groups that are coming out now really do.
[As
you may or may not know, i live in Canada, and for some reason KSHE
doesn't stream their audio to here; i have to connect via a VPN, to
spoof a non-Canadian address. This week, according to
https://whatismyipaddress.com/
, i was listening from San Francisco.]
I'm
grading this week's instalment an A+ (the inclusion of a Dan
Fogelberg song makes that grade automatic) but, seriously, without
that, it would have been a “mere” A minus.
There
was certainly nothing that i actively disliked, but not a whole lot
that was mind-bogglingly brilliant, either. Lots that i liked, little
that i loved....
Probably
my favourite song was Led Zep's “Kashmir,” but i don't honestly
know why that was a part of The Klassics Show as it's a song that
KSHE plays regularly anyway. Possibly it was a part of regular
programming, but if that's the case John Ulett ended the show three
minutes early, which i would consider rather a liberty!
Otherwise,
the highlights for me were Badfinger, Bob Seger, The Kinks, Saga and
Bob Dylan. Here's the playlist:
Tom
Petty & Stevie Nicks – Needles And Pins
The
Rolling Stones – Dandelion
Dan
Fogelberg – Times Like These
Vinegar
Joe – Never Met A Dog
Honeymoon
Suite – New Girl Now
The
Moody Blues – Question
Point
Blank – Nicole
The
Electric Light Orchestra – Nightrider
U.K.
-- Night After Night (live)
Eric
Clapton – No Alibis
Nite
City – Nite City
Badfinger
– Baby Blue
Bad
Company – No Smoke Without A Fire
Wet
Willie – Baby Fat
The
Tarney / Spencer Band – No Time To Lose
Bruce
Springsteen – Cover Me
Bob
Seger – Nutbush City Limits
Jefferson
Starship – Lightning Rose
Aldo
Nova – Monkey On Your Back
Rod
Stewart – Oh, No, Not My Baby
Thin
Lizzy – Old Flame
Saga
– On The Loose
Paul
Collins & The Beat – On The Highway
The
Pousette-Dart Band – What Can I Say
Les
Dudek – Old Judge Jones
Bachman-Turner
Overdrive – Blue Collar
Lighthouse
– One Fine Morning
Zebra
– Tell Me What You Want
The
Alan Parsons Project – Time
The
Kinks – No More Looking Back
Bryan
Adams – One Night Love Affair
The
Allman Brothers Band – Angeline
Santana
– Dance Sister Dance
The
Doors – Waiting For The Sun
Tonio
K. -- Better Late Than Never
Bill
Quateman – Only Love
The
Band – The Shape I'm In
Rare
Bird – Beautiful Scarlet
Bob
Dylan – Subterranean Homesick Blues
Led
Zeppelin – Kashmir
It's
my psychotherapist who usually recommends what cds i should play as
stress-relievers each week, but, thanks to the extraordinary amount
of money i pay her, she's gone to Bali for a while. Maybe to get away
from me, i'm not sure. This list comes, instead, from my favourite
bartender (and alternate therapist), Adriana at Bentley's Bar &
Inn. To whom i also pay an extraordinary amount of money, btw....
(Her all-time favourite group is Foreigner, but no one's perfect....)
Jackson
Browne – Lives In The Balance
Susan
Tedeschi – Live From Austin TX.
Renaissance
– Ashes Are Burning
James
Taylor – James Taylor's Greatest Hits
Max
Webster – Max Webster
Big
Country – The Best Of Big Country
Levellers
– Levellers
Kim
Mitchell – Rockland
Amelita
– Court Yard Hounds
Maria
Muldaur – Maria Muldaur
Anderson
Ponty Band – Better Late Than Never
Dead
Can Dance – Dionysus
Roxy
Music – For Your Pleasure
Buffalo
Springfield – Buffalo Springfield Again
Van
der Graaf Generator – H To He Who Am The Only One
O.S.T.
-- A Clockwork Orange
Blues
Traveler – Four
Loggins
& Messina – Sittin' In Again
Kim
Mitchell – Shakin' Like A Human Being
Jackson
Browne – Running On Empty
Neil
Young – After The Gold Rush
The
Beatles – Abbey Road
Eagles
– Desperado
Crosby,
Stills, Nash & Young – Déja Vu
London
Grammar – Truth Is A Beautiful Thing
Jane
Siberry – The Walking
Carolina
Chocolate Drops – Genuine Negro Jig
Natalie
Maines – Mother
Mark
Knopfler – Screenplaying
The
Vaughan Brothers – Family Style
Fish
– Vigil In A Wilderness Of Mirrors
Deodato
– Prelude
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