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"Kicks on Route 66" - songs with city titles. Fantasy weekend programming

Re: "Kicks on Route 66" - songs with city titles. Fantasy weekend programming

radioman148 said:
Silkie said:
Stoney End - Laura Nyro
Stoney End - Barbra Streisand

I remember when Streisand's version was being played on the radio some DJ said "Here's Barbra Streisand's Stoney End".

The DJ was mistaken, however. Must have been the one who gets it wrong most of the time up the road from me.
 
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Nationwide - ZZ Top
 
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Daylight In The Swamps - Joe Hutchinson (who later formed the Smackwater Retrievers)
 
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radioman148 said:
I remember when Streisand's version was being played on the radio some DJ said "Here's Barbra Streisand's Stoney End".
I remember a voice track on an automated station in the early '80s which said "I ran from a flock of seagulls"!
 
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firepoint525 said:
radioman148 said:
I remember when Streisand's version was being played on the radio some DJ said "Here's Barbra Streisand's Stoney End".
I remember a voice track on an automated station in the early '80s which said "I ran from a flock of seagulls"!

I'd run from a flock of seagulls too. :)
 
Re: "Kicks on Route 66" - songs with city titles. Fantasy weekend programming

radioman148 said:
firepoint525 said:
radioman148 said:
I remember when Streisand's version was being played on the radio some DJ said "Here's Barbra Streisand's Stoney End".
I remember a voice track on an automated station in the early '80s which said "I ran from a flock of seagulls"!

I'd run from a flock of seagulls too. :)

I saw a bird up in the sky
It flew so very high
It looked at me
I looked at it
I never knew a bird could spit

Tarkio Road -Brewer and Shipley
 
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radioman148 said:
Tobacco Road--Nashville Teens
Trivia: "Tobacco Road" was penned (and first recorded) by John D. Loudermilk in 1960. The Nashville Teens, a British pop band, had a hit with it in 1964 with it going number 6 on the UK Singles Chart and number 14 on the U.S.Billboard Hot 100 chart. Jimmy Page played guitar on the studio cut of "Tobacco Road".
 
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GridLeakBias said:
radioman148 said:
Tobacco Road--Nashville Teens
Trivia: "Tobacco Road" was penned (and first recorded) by John D. Loudermilk in 1960. The Nashville Teens, a British pop band, had a hit with it in 1964 with it going number 6 on the UK Singles Chart and number 14 on the U.S.Billboard Hot 100 chart. Jimmy Page played guitar on the studio cut of "Tobacco Road".

I knew they were a UK group, but didn't know about Jimmy Page.
 
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The Nashville Teens were not a Nashville-based group, but Ronny and the Daytonas (a "surf" group, no less!), ironically enough, were based in Nashville. Every time I hear the line "Take it out to Pomona" in their big hit, "Little G.T.O.," I wonder if they are referring to the "Pomona" out in Dickson County, about 40 miles west of Nashville. That Pomona was probably a very rural community about that time (early '60s), but since that area now sits just right off a major exit from interstate 40, it now has a major seven-lane highway running through it! Times change!
 
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firepoint525 said:
The Nashville Teens were not a Nashville-based group, but Ronny and the Daytonas (a "surf" group, no less!), ironically enough, were based in Nashville. Every time I hear the line "Take it out to Pomona" in their big hit, "Little G.T.O.," I wonder if they are referring to the "Pomona" out in Dickson County, about 40 miles west of Nashville. That Pomona was probably a very rural community about that time (early '60s), but since that area now sits just right off a major exit from interstate 40, it now has a major seven-lane highway running through it! Times change!

Ronny & The Daytonas had so many different members. Jimmy Buffet once said he played with them.
 
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Perdido - Sarah Vaughn
 
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radioman148 said:
Big Noise From Winnetka--Sandy Nelson
Trivia time again:
"Big Noise from Winnetka" was composed and arranged by Bob Haggart, bassist with the Bob Crosby Bob Cats. "Big Noise" was recorded for the first time in 1938 as a feature for bass, drums and whistling, featuring Ray Bauduc on drums. See the original pair at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4vlmYd9KYY

When thinking of great jazz drummers, names such as Ruddy Rich, Max Roach, Gene Krupa, Chick Webb and Nick Fatool come to mind. Seems no one remembers Ray Bauduc – a drummer’s drummer from the 30s.
 
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GridLeakBias said:
radioman148 said:
Big Noise From Winnetka--Sandy Nelson
Trivia time again:
"Big Noise from Winnetka" was composed and arranged by Bob Haggart, bassist with the Bob Crosby Bob Cats. "Big Noise" was recorded for the first time in 1938 as a feature for bass, drums and whistling, featuring Ray Bauduc on drums. See the original pair at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4vlmYd9KYY

When thinking of great jazz drummers, names such as Ruddy Rich, Max Roach, Gene Krupa, Chick Webb and Nick Fatool come to mind. Seems no one remembers Ray Bauduc – a drummer’s drummer from the 30s.

I wouldn't have remembered.
 
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Sapporo - Sandy Nelson and The Sin City Termites
 
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South Street – The Orlons
Carefree Highway – Gordon Lightfoot
 
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LSD-Aliota, Haynes, & Jeremiah
Lincoln Park Pirates-Steve Goodman
 
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