damiano
December 16, 2022, 12:14pm
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Listening to Radio Fip, three songs in a row as posted below.
As per the youtube comment, you can take Albert out of The Strokes, but you can’t take The Strokes out of Albert…
ETA: and then they top it off with this magnificent Cocteau Twins song…
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bbqboy
December 16, 2022, 4:58pm
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Dino, one of the best drummers in rock, really.
Who’s the best?
I think I’m going with my Western Mass and LA homie Hal Blaine. Shit he only played on 39 number one songs
“Johnny Angel ” – Shelley Fabares ,[28] April 7, 1962
“He’s a Rebel ” – The Crystals ,[7] November 3, 1962
“Surf City ” – Jan & Dean ,[29] July 20, 1963
“I Get Around ” – The Beach Boys ,[12] July 4, 1964
“Everybody Loves Somebody ” – Dean Martin ,[12] August 15, 1964
“Ringo ” – Lorne Greene ,[30] December 5, 1964
“This Diamond Ring ” – Gary Lewis & the Playboys ,[30] February 20, 1965
“Help Me, Rhonda ” – The Beach Boys ,[12] May 29, 1965
“Mr Tambourine Man ” – The Byrds ,[7] June 26, 1965
“I Got You Babe ” - Sonny & Cher ,[31] August 14, 1965
“Eve of Destruction ” – Barry McGuire ,[32] September 25, 1965
“My Love ” – Petula Clark ,[30] February 5, 1966
“These Boots Are Made for Walkin’ ” – Nancy Sinatra ,[12] February 26, 1966
“Monday, Monday ” – The Mamas & the Papas ,[12] May 7, 1966
“Strangers in the Night ” – Frank Sinatra ,[12] July 2, 1966
“Poor Side of Town ” – Johnny Rivers ,[8] November 12, 1966
“Good Vibrations ” – The Beach Boys ,[12] December 10, 1966
“Somethin’ Stupid ” – Frank & Nancy Sinatra ,[12] April 15, 1967
“The Happening ” – The Supremes ,[4] [33] May 13, 1967
“Windy ” – The Association ,[12] July 1, 1967
“Mrs. Robinson ” – Simon & Garfunkel ,[12] June 1, 1968
“Dizzy ” – Tommy Roe ,[30] March 15, 1969
“Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In ” – The 5th Dimension ,[12] April 12, 1969
“Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet ” – Henry Mancini ,[30] June 28, 1969
“Wedding Bell Blues ” – The 5th Dimension ,[30] November 8, 1969
“Bridge Over Troubled Water ” – Simon & Garfunkel ,[30] February 28, 1970
“(They Long to Be) Close to You ” – The Carpenters ,[12] July 25, 1970
“Cracklin’ Rosie ” – Neil Diamond ,[12] October 10, 1970
“I Think I Love You ” – The Partridge Family ,[30] November 21, 1970
“Indian Reservation ” – The Raiders ,[30] July 24, 1971
“Song Sung Blue ” – Neil Diamond ,[12] July 1, 1972
“Half Breed ” – Cher ,[30] October 6, 1973
“Top of the World ” – The Carpenters ,[12] December 3, 1973
“Annie’s Song ” – John Denver ,[30] July 27, 1974
“Thank God I’m a Country Boy ” – John Denver ,[12] June 7, 1975
“Love Will Keep Us Together ” – Captain & Tennille ,[12] June 21, 1975
“I’m Sorry ”/“Calypso ” – John Denver ,[30] September 27, 1975
“Theme from Mahogany (Do You Know Where You’re Going To) ” – Diana Ross ,[30] January 24, 1976
and 150 top ten songs.
Hal Blaine - Wikipedia
Iconic catalogue, but this really stands out for me
Why is Love Forever Changes so great and head and shoulders above their other albums? Beach Boys take a leap? The Wrecking Crew damnit!
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https://youtu.be/GfkmPAACpJI
Love the anger when he sings Hattie Carroll, and a band to match.
Bob Dylan (vocal, guitar)
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bbqboy
December 16, 2022, 7:58pm
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This is some light Lido-deck kind of fare but hell a few tiki drinks are just around the bend.
https://youtu.be/TCRJnRAABYI
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Not sure this ages well but well cast
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good ones.
Pretty sure there is a “new” version or two now
mts
December 17, 2022, 4:39am
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There was a great interview of Carol Kaye on the BBC radio program The Documentary aired June 25 of this year. It is called Carol Kaye: Queen of the bass and if I could, I’d link it here, but I lack the skill. I hope you can find it.
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bbqboy
December 17, 2022, 6:39pm
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Vecchiouomo
December 17, 2022, 8:22pm
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Diana Krall’s Christmas album.
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