E56 - Deep 70s Cuts w/Gordon Lightfoot, Peter Rowan, Bowie, Bad Company, John Lennon, Roxy Music, Rory Gallagher, Patty Smith, Fairport Convention, BOC, ELP, and more!
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Laguinning, a gal Lagna Be membersupported k x FM on one oh four
point seven k XFM radio dot org. This disclaimer is a statement notifying listening
audiences that any opinions expressed in ourshows are not representative of Laguna Radio,
Inc. Its management, or itsBoard of Directors. And in the early
(00:26):
morning race, with a dollar inmy we're nagging in my heart in the
buckets be love, saying I'm alongwith before Lord, I miss my loved
(00:50):
one soul. In the early morningrace, with no place to google out
on a run the way number nineDick seven or seven said the pool,
(01:11):
and I'm stuck hearing the grace witha pain that of her cruise, all
the liquor taste and good, andthe women, all the face and her
there she goes, my friend.She'll be rolling down at less here the
(01:42):
mighty engines roll, see the civilbowing on her head. She's away westward
bowl, far above the clouds.She will black were the morning rain down
fall in the sun shines. She'llbe playing on my home in about three
(02:15):
hours time. This old little bud'scaught me down. It's nowhere liguod to
me, and I'm stuck here onthe ground as cold and drunk as I
(02:38):
can be. Can't jump a jackplease like again afraid dream, so I
must beyond my way in the earlymorning ring you can jump a jet like
(03:05):
again of Britain, So let mustbe in the early morning. Three.
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Welcome to rabbit Hole Radio. It'sTuesday night, six pm and I'm here
your host Ross Harrying on k xFM, Laguna Beach's only FM radio,
Human Crafted one O four seven.So we kick things off tonight on a
bit of a sad note as wesay farewell, goodbye, rest in peace.
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Gordon Lightfoot with Early Morning Rain fromhis debut album simply entitled Lightfoot That
Early Morning Rain recorded in nineteen sixtyfour, but the album was not released
until nineteen sixty six. And boydid he have a career, and did
he have a catalog? Heard hima lot as I was growing up,
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and I love Gordon Lightfoot. Sohe's eighty four years old. He died
yesterday, rip and thank you forenriching our lives in the world. So,
like I said, you're listening torabbit Hole Radio. And a bird
told me that we have a birthdayto a special friend. So this next
tune is dedicated to Lyndy in NorthernCalifornia. Happy Birthday, Lyndy Window.
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I want to hold your time tonight. Oh yeah, sweet belind don't want
you. Don't do your window tonight. Everything will be a right to night.
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I've been wandering all so long.I lost my way in a rage
and storm. I can't let youwindow tonight. I can't let me see
the lie set Come to your windowstonight. The body is shining bright tonight,
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s Melnda, want to windows tonight. I want to hold your time.
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I don't want to so I lostmy ladlade and store home. I
can't windows tonight. Who highs likeand see don't won't you come to you
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win? I want to hold thetime. Won't you to win? Everything
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will be alright, alright, alright, alright, see Linda, Seeber Linda,
Sweet Belinda, Sweet Lida, Seeber, sweet Linda. Down Belinda,
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Come over, Jehind no more,come explain love. Try with words.
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They hand your by like four rightfrom the sky still fall sray. It's
a side he broke. Don't sweareating out over there. I'm your man,
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God made be by fire being bysaying your heedshin once more spine this
strange say tide uncert so small andsign still fall surrey to my wandering,
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Still fall urray inside a duck.Don't scare suit me, swear my share.
I'm a man who side Harvey rest, just Harvey high and love.
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Don't be shy. I'm receiving yourfinding. It works me or a room
a man stol he broke. Don'tswear hearing no od. I'm the man
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God thing fed of my fire,leave my shame. Morning has broken like
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the first morn morning. Black birdhas booke like the first bird. Praise
for the sea, in praise forthe morn morning. Praise for them spring
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in fresh from the water, sweetthe rains, new fall sunlit from hand
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like the first gill fall on thefirst grind. Praise Father, sweet and
on the ld God bad sprung godenest. Where is the mine is the
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sun li mind is the morn morningfor another one my eden soft play praise
with the lay, patience, praiseadri morning, God's recreateation of the new
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day. Morning has brown like thefirst morn halam blackbird has small like the
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first good praise more than see praisefor the morn morning. Praise all them,
scream in fresh from the world.Shape is banning shame to the Shame
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is the root connection. Shame isconnecting with me. Here I go,
I don't know white, I versususeless dream to be. He's taking home
me. I'm dancing bad b everyprice band. Some strange music drives men,
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makes make them my flax, someharrowing. She is sublimation, She
is the essence ale. She isconcentrating on e chosen. She my God
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way as Ususus is taking home.I'm dancing bad Bard and Bsman. Substrange
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music drives man, makes make themind like somehow. She is recreation.
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She intoxicated by the She has theslow sensation that he is levitating with She
do know why it is conclus cuselessly? Do I lose my sense of gravitude?
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I'm dancing There is made asman.Sub Strange music trys man Man,
make my life self, Oh God, fly to my legs, sweats in
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the dark, flake face. Themystery of childbirth, bettle child freself wave,
disultation stuff, What is it?Because us? Why must we pretty
screaming word must not deftly recline,we shut our eyes, We stretch out
a word. Paint of the glass, an affixiation to fix on anything that
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the line of light, the littletree, the hands of peace, and
the promise that she is blessed amongwomen of So that was Dancing Barre Her
Foot by the Patti Smith Band,and that was off their fourth LP,
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entitled Wave, released in nineteen seventynine, and the last album to be
released by that incarnation of the PattiSmith Group. I think she went just
by Patti Smith after that. Thatalbum was produced by Todd Rundgren, and
I do love Patti Smith. She'sa bit of a poet. Listening to
her recital at the end of that, I was wondering, could she be?
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Is she the female equivalent of JimMorrison? Didn't think about that until
now. Before that, we hadMorning Has Broken Kat Stevens. That was
released in Oh Teaser in the Firecatbig record from Kat Stevens released in nineteen
seventy one, and he now goesby Yusef, But boy did he have
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a catalog under Kat Stevens Moniker andthat's a cool one. That Teaser in
the Firecat album is a classic seventiesl If you're interested, go out and
get it listen to it love CatStevens. Before that, we had a
rabbit Hole Radio favorite, Roxy Music, still Falls the Rain from their sixth
studio LP Manifesto, also released innineteen seventy nine. Seventies were good year
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for Roxy Music. That was fouryears after their previous LP had been released,
and they made cool music all theway to today. And then before
that we had Oh Yeah, PeterRowan with Sweet Melinda that featured Bill Kreutzman,
Jerry Garcia. There were other membersof the Grateful Dead I think oh
(21:41):
John Cohn and David Grisman on Mandalian. So that was from an album Peter
Rowan album called Texican Badman released innineteen eighty so that set had a bit
of an acoustic emphasis there not onpurpose, things happened here in the rabbit
Hole. I want to thank groupof devoted listeners for helping put this show
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together. It takes a village andthose that support me nothing but gratitude.
Thank you for helping me pull ittogether. Today. Those of you listening
to Northern California and once against celebratingLindy's birthday, so you're listening to rabbit
Hole Radio, I'm your host,Ross Harry, Let's see what else is
(22:26):
going on down here? Just asmile at us beating all over her face.
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Up the room is a fire tothe places good? You know we
good? Now the fog is clingingall over the town, the one for
the fun. Then you just mightfall down on the ground. She's in
town, but like the rain thatis spawning all over the landing she cours.
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I'm a man when she touches myhead feels so good, yeah,
so good, with just a smileout of spatting all over her face,
because whom up the bloom and applyedto the place. Yes she could,
you don't could m h m mm m m m m m m m
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And the sage of grandos. Youwalked into my life out of my dreams.
I don't need another change to fasterwayto my scheme of things. You
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say we're growing, growing hard andsow in the sage of brand delusional to
to my life at of my dreamshe she yours again for me my game
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just because I don't mean, Idon't think as well, don't have question
everything? No, hell, Ilove you. I was on the way,
but I'm blind more than along Yourstream of things. It's safe for
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strange line, But I still carefor myself. I don't stand in my
own life. My broths like aworld on be my gods like a world
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that's my brother's been with your stealingin the stage of resolution. You walked
into my life out of my dream. Sweet dame, your board was again
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for me. Just as long asI can see us, never start the
measure blowing. I look twice inyour stilowing. Just as long as I
can walk, I off the notalive. I'm ready to shake the scheme
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of things, to shake the schemeof fast, ready to ship the scal
of face, ready to shake thescheme of things, ready to shake the
skin of face. No, Idon't my on a wing, and I'm
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trying all in a mom You're giventhe place the sere love dream are my
sound, and I don't stand inmy life. O Lord, My line
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like war, and I was ridingto the moms on the tap of running
man. But I still get uponmy sound. And I don't stand your
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light my bathlights light, go barmy pathlights b that's my fath hasten with
your stamm hm h m see goyou fly across the ride into the misty
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morning sun. Nobody asks you whereyou are going. Nobody knows where you
fro Here is a man asking thequestion, is this real? Eady enough
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world? See good? You musthave known for a long time the shape
of things. Do come Now?You fine through the sky, asking well,
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and you lie, ah, No, somebody shoot you down. M
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see go. You fly across thehorizon into the misty borne and so nobody
asks you where you are going.Nobody knows where you're from. Now you
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plan through the sky, never askedmewhere, and you plan all around until
somebody shoot you down. I seeyou die. Cigar fly and you fly
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with being, and you fly withif you flyway me to list cigar fly,
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fly to you to fly? Dolisten? Across the evening sky,
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all buts are the But how canthey know? It's time for them to
go? Before the wind by Iwas still we I am for time?
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Who knows where the time? Whoknows what time? Don't sad deserted?
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Sure your fickle friends arlie to playnotes it's time for them to go?
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Ahe still being? I have thenfalling. I come the time? Who
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who the time? Who knows whattime? I am not alone. Why
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my love is name? I knowit will be so till it's time to
go, So calm the storms ofwinter. I'm on the foot in the
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spring again. I have no fairtimes? And who knows where the time
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gold? So that was who KnowsWhere the Time Goes by British folk rock
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band Fairport Convention. That song wassung and written by Sandy Denny regarded it
as her most notable achievement as asongwriter. The album is Unhalf Bricking.
It's their third album and it wasthe second of two albums that Fairport Convention
released in nineteen sixty nine. SoBritish folk rock is super cool. That's
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a deep, fun rabbit hole toexplore, spend a lot of time making
new discoveries there. I like it. Sandy Denny was the female duet vocal
to the duet with Robert Plant onBattle Forevermore on led Zeppelin four, So
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that's crossing a lot of dots therein British rock and roll. Before that,
we had Bad Company with Siegel,very very cool acoustic number. That
was from their album entitled Bad Companywas their debut that was released in nineteen
seventy three, and that was thefirst album to be released on Led Zeppelin
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swan Song record label. For allyou Vinyl collectors, that's a cool thing.
Another Zeppelin connection before that, DavidBowie Word On a Wing from his
album Station to Station. That washis tenth studio album, released in nineteen
seventy five. Bowie had cool seventiesrecords. It was kind of he began
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the decade with his ziggy Startust thingseventy two. Aladdin Sane was the seventies,
but the mid seventies Stationed to Station, Young Americans. Those are cool
records, super cool records if yourBowie fan check that out. Before that,
we had an acoustic number another rabbitHole radio favorite, Rory Gallagher from
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another debut studio album simply entitled RoryGallagher, released in nineteen seventy one.
And then, as we mentioned beforethat, we had Patti Smith with Dancing
Barefoot. Another note about that forfans of rock and roll series, there's
a series on Prime Amazon Prime Video. Not to plug another media outlet,
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but Daisy in the sixth It's aninteresting rock show about a rock band.
But that's where that Patti Smith cameon in the intro there and came on
my radar. So you're listening torabbit Hole Radio. Hope you're having as
much fun as I am. Alittle mellower vibe today or not so mellow
just acoustic? What's next? Watchmellow sound? The sun is just done.
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A little bit of water goes alway, golf the side be good,
but as well, loving and smokingin the back of a rot far They
couldn't know little woman't go far.Each run with the morning and his pocket
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and go out and love sad therandom, but they hell the money.
They had money they all take down. The far sky was bright, the
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traffic light now and then a trunk, and they hadn't seen a cover around
all day. I brought everything theyneeded, makes the scales to weigh your
stuff, the driver said. Theboard is just over. The blood was
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lit in the car, sunless stopin the middle of a golden barron plane,
in the middle of a card turningspool be Born's band, the North
traveling the way. They're all candlesdays me I'll be using guy. Believe
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its God, it's all already justsaid it. Coming along start a staying
say the west is nice this timea year there you stand with your La
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ten and your New York bar andyour New York to Your mother left you
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when you were small, But you'regonna weep you wasn't born wom stealing lad
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stoodent Land. Your phone don't ringno more answers your cal How does it
feel to be on the world?My my mind, your mouth be squawks
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to spread your life. You can'tPaul stream when your hands t your teas
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are clean, but your mind thiscat, you leave your smell like an
alp stealing less student Land, studingland student Land, No no, no,
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my non no study h I canwithout a sort a lamb, without
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a trickling out a boss. Onesong with the sun, one song to
say, wise man told me theirsomething. You should know where to the
man as you're looking to his soul, and you'll soon see everything. Must
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from the password. Can't piece ofchance to keep paid out by stays free?
Last thing the man we call thema dreamer. How many times must
Manda? How many cheers will thechildren crime to supper? Says stopping mad
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man, stopping Mander. The ashesare races and dust a dust and returning
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his hand and then return with lust, turn the sands up the shore white
Doves and fly peace to all,but tell me while the beastmringers long,
my sweet Berrier and more, SIhustle bout black lace, fade on the
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tears from another and we all wellsigned us how many times us could man
down? How many times for thechildren cry? Tell us super nos,
well stop the man Stop. Thatwas Molly Hatchett with Fall of the Peacemakers
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from their No Guts, No Gloryalbum released in nineteen eighty three. That's
their fifth studio LP, and theymade a bit of noise in the eighties.
They're fun. Didn't go too farwith them. I have one of
their LPs and it was actually atrade, But I do dig that song
and I very much enjoyed playing itfor you here tonight on rabbit Hole Radio.
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Before that, we had John Lennonwith an alternative track or alternative cut
of Steel and Glass from his nineteenseventy four album Walls and Bridges, and
boy did that sound awesome here onthe headphones. I'll bet it was fun
to jam with John Lennon in thestudio. And before that we had a
live track from a Blue Oyster Colt, their live record on Your Feet or
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on your Release, On your Feetor on your Knees, released in nineteen
seventy five. I was big inI'm big into Blue Oyster Colt and saw
them a number of times in thateras like seventy to seventy nine, and
that was cool and that was funto play. So thank you for choosing
to spend this hour with me tonighthere Rabbit Hole Radio with me your host
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Ross Herring. We're gonna go outtonight with Emerson, Lake and Palmer.
You had another classic from the seventies, Want to be, Want to be
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you? You could be anything?Do you want to be the lover of
another under cover? You could evenbe the man on the moon. You
want to be the plan? Yeah, and I do want to be the
stream. Let me tell you something. It just down me a thing.
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The seed really us on my topwhen you playing this, guys by the
dark glass on your eyes? Doyou licious? Mister lies? Still it
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to me? Still? To me, it's a wanna be the loe I
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lay my God, want to bethe Father's lying in my dead. I
want to be all a love Mathers. He read a scene every day the
side. I don't matter. Someoneget me a lot of gonna be the
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sn I wanna be the song.Let me tell you something you just couldn't
be wrong to see. I reallyhave to tell you. Not all gets
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so intense from my speries. Itjust doesn't seem to make sense. It's
to me a wow wow wow wowwow wow wow wow. It's to me
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all wow wow wow wow wow wowwow. It's in me kayhocks r in
LP again in a gal A're gonnabe
Laguinning, a gal Lagna Be membersupported k x FM on one oh four
point seven k XFM radio dot org. This disclaimer is a statement notifying listening
audiences that any opinions expressed in ourshows are not representative of Laguna Radio,
Inc. Its management, or itsBoard of Directors. And in the early
(00:26):
morning race, with a dollar inmy we're nagging in my heart in the
buckets be love, saying I'm alongwith before Lord, I miss my loved
(00:50):
one soul. In the early morningrace, with no place to google out
on a run the way number nineDick seven or seven said the pool,
(01:11):
and I'm stuck hearing the grace witha pain that of her cruise, all
the liquor taste and good, andthe women, all the face and her
there she goes, my friend.She'll be rolling down at less here the
(01:42):
mighty engines roll, see the civilbowing on her head. She's away westward
bowl, far above the clouds.She will black were the morning rain down
fall in the sun shines. She'llbe playing on my home in about three
(02:15):
hours time. This old little bud'scaught me down. It's nowhere liguod to
me, and I'm stuck here onthe ground as cold and drunk as I
(02:38):
can be. Can't jump a jackplease like again afraid dream, so I
must beyond my way in the earlymorning ring you can jump a jet like
(03:05):
again of Britain, So let mustbe in the early morning. Three.
(03:27):
Welcome to rabbit Hole Radio. It'sTuesday night, six pm and I'm here
your host Ross Harrying on k xFM, Laguna Beach's only FM radio,
Human Crafted one O four seven.So we kick things off tonight on a
bit of a sad note as wesay farewell, goodbye, rest in peace.
(03:50):
Gordon Lightfoot with Early Morning Rain fromhis debut album simply entitled Lightfoot That
Early Morning Rain recorded in nineteen sixtyfour, but the album was not released
until nineteen sixty six. And boydid he have a career, and did
he have a catalog? Heard hima lot as I was growing up,
(04:13):
and I love Gordon Lightfoot. Sohe's eighty four years old. He died
yesterday, rip and thank you forenriching our lives in the world. So,
like I said, you're listening torabbit Hole Radio. And a bird
told me that we have a birthdayto a special friend. So this next
tune is dedicated to Lyndy in NorthernCalifornia. Happy Birthday, Lyndy Window.
(05:00):
I want to hold your time tonight. Oh yeah, sweet belind don't want
you. Don't do your window tonight. Everything will be a right to night.
(05:30):
I've been wandering all so long.I lost my way in a rage
and storm. I can't let youwindow tonight. I can't let me see
the lie set Come to your windowstonight. The body is shining bright tonight,
(06:19):
s Melnda, want to windows tonight. I want to hold your time.
(06:40):
I don't want to so I lostmy ladlade and store home. I
can't windows tonight. Who highs likeand see don't won't you come to you
(07:25):
win? I want to hold thetime. Won't you to win? Everything
(07:48):
will be alright, alright, alright, alright, see Linda, Seeber Linda,
Sweet Belinda, Sweet Lida, Seeber, sweet Linda. Down Belinda,
(08:16):
Come over, Jehind no more,come explain love. Try with words.
(09:03):
They hand your by like four rightfrom the sky still fall sray. It's
a side he broke. Don't sweareating out over there. I'm your man,
(09:39):
God made be by fire being bysaying your heedshin once more spine this
strange say tide uncert so small andsign still fall surrey to my wandering,
(10:15):
Still fall urray inside a duck.Don't scare suit me, swear my share.
I'm a man who side Harvey rest, just Harvey high and love.
(11:01):
Don't be shy. I'm receiving yourfinding. It works me or a room
a man stol he broke. Don'tswear hearing no od. I'm the man
(11:28):
God thing fed of my fire,leave my shame. Morning has broken like
(12:54):
the first morn morning. Black birdhas booke like the first bird. Praise
for the sea, in praise forthe morn morning. Praise for them spring
(13:16):
in fresh from the water, sweetthe rains, new fall sunlit from hand
(13:39):
like the first gill fall on thefirst grind. Praise Father, sweet and
on the ld God bad sprung godenest. Where is the mine is the
(14:16):
sun li mind is the morn morningfor another one my eden soft play praise
with the lay, patience, praiseadri morning, God's recreateation of the new
(14:46):
day. Morning has brown like thefirst morn halam blackbird has small like the
(15:11):
first good praise more than see praisefor the morn morning. Praise all them,
scream in fresh from the world.Shape is banning shame to the Shame
(16:03):
is the root connection. Shame isconnecting with me. Here I go,
I don't know white, I versususeless dream to be. He's taking home
me. I'm dancing bad b everyprice band. Some strange music drives men,
(16:38):
makes make them my flax, someharrowing. She is sublimation, She
is the essence ale. She isconcentrating on e chosen. She my God
(17:11):
way as Ususus is taking home.I'm dancing bad Bard and Bsman. Substrange
(17:33):
music drives man, makes make themind like somehow. She is recreation.
(18:18):
She intoxicated by the She has theslow sensation that he is levitating with She
do know why it is conclus cuselessly? Do I lose my sense of gravitude?
(18:48):
I'm dancing There is made asman.Sub Strange music trys man Man,
make my life self, Oh God, fly to my legs, sweats in
(19:17):
the dark, flake face. Themystery of childbirth, bettle child freself wave,
disultation stuff, What is it?Because us? Why must we pretty
screaming word must not deftly recline,we shut our eyes, We stretch out
a word. Paint of the glass, an affixiation to fix on anything that
(19:41):
the line of light, the littletree, the hands of peace, and
the promise that she is blessed amongwomen of So that was Dancing Barre Her
Foot by the Patti Smith Band,and that was off their fourth LP,
(20:07):
entitled Wave, released in nineteen seventynine, and the last album to be
released by that incarnation of the PattiSmith Group. I think she went just
by Patti Smith after that. Thatalbum was produced by Todd Rundgren, and
I do love Patti Smith. She'sa bit of a poet. Listening to
her recital at the end of that, I was wondering, could she be?
(20:30):
Is she the female equivalent of JimMorrison? Didn't think about that until
now. Before that, we hadMorning Has Broken Kat Stevens. That was
released in Oh Teaser in the Firecatbig record from Kat Stevens released in nineteen
seventy one, and he now goesby Yusef, But boy did he have
(20:52):
a catalog under Kat Stevens Moniker andthat's a cool one. That Teaser in
the Firecat album is a classic seventiesl If you're interested, go out and
get it listen to it love CatStevens. Before that, we had a
rabbit Hole Radio favorite, Roxy Music, still Falls the Rain from their sixth
studio LP Manifesto, also released innineteen seventy nine. Seventies were good year
(21:18):
for Roxy Music. That was fouryears after their previous LP had been released,
and they made cool music all theway to today. And then before
that we had Oh Yeah, PeterRowan with Sweet Melinda that featured Bill Kreutzman,
Jerry Garcia. There were other membersof the Grateful Dead I think oh
(21:41):
John Cohn and David Grisman on Mandalian. So that was from an album Peter
Rowan album called Texican Badman released innineteen eighty so that set had a bit
of an acoustic emphasis there not onpurpose, things happened here in the rabbit
Hole. I want to thank groupof devoted listeners for helping put this show
(22:06):
together. It takes a village andthose that support me nothing but gratitude.
Thank you for helping me pull ittogether. Today. Those of you listening
to Northern California and once against celebratingLindy's birthday, so you're listening to rabbit
Hole Radio, I'm your host,Ross Harry, Let's see what else is
(22:26):
going on down here? Just asmile at us beating all over her face.
(23:04):
Up the room is a fire tothe places good? You know we
good? Now the fog is clingingall over the town, the one for
the fun. Then you just mightfall down on the ground. She's in
town, but like the rain thatis spawning all over the landing she cours.
(25:03):
I'm a man when she touches myhead feels so good, yeah,
so good, with just a smileout of spatting all over her face,
because whom up the bloom and applyedto the place. Yes she could,
you don't could m h m mm m m m m m m m
(26:26):
And the sage of grandos. Youwalked into my life out of my dreams.
I don't need another change to fasterwayto my scheme of things. You
(26:48):
say we're growing, growing hard andsow in the sage of brand delusional to
to my life at of my dreamshe she yours again for me my game
(27:36):
just because I don't mean, Idon't think as well, don't have question
everything? No, hell, Ilove you. I was on the way,
but I'm blind more than along Yourstream of things. It's safe for
(28:07):
strange line, But I still carefor myself. I don't stand in my
own life. My broths like aworld on be my gods like a world
(28:33):
that's my brother's been with your stealingin the stage of resolution. You walked
into my life out of my dream. Sweet dame, your board was again
(28:55):
for me. Just as long asI can see us, never start the
measure blowing. I look twice inyour stilowing. Just as long as I
can walk, I off the notalive. I'm ready to shake the scheme
(29:29):
of things, to shake the schemeof fast, ready to ship the scal
of face, ready to shake thescheme of things, ready to shake the
skin of face. No, Idon't my on a wing, and I'm
(30:04):
trying all in a mom You're giventhe place the sere love dream are my
sound, and I don't stand inmy life. O Lord, My line
(30:33):
like war, and I was ridingto the moms on the tap of running
man. But I still get uponmy sound. And I don't stand your
(31:00):
light my bathlights light, go barmy pathlights b that's my fath hasten with
your stamm hm h m see goyou fly across the ride into the misty
(31:55):
morning sun. Nobody asks you whereyou are going. Nobody knows where you
fro Here is a man asking thequestion, is this real? Eady enough
(32:22):
world? See good? You musthave known for a long time the shape
of things. Do come Now?You fine through the sky, asking well,
(32:46):
and you lie, ah, No, somebody shoot you down. M
(33:15):
see go. You fly across thehorizon into the misty borne and so nobody
asks you where you are going.Nobody knows where you're from. Now you
(33:38):
plan through the sky, never askedmewhere, and you plan all around until
somebody shoot you down. I seeyou die. Cigar fly and you fly
(34:20):
with being, and you fly withif you flyway me to list cigar fly,
(34:52):
fly to you to fly? Dolisten? Across the evening sky,
(35:54):
all buts are the But how canthey know? It's time for them to
go? Before the wind by Iwas still we I am for time?
(36:43):
Who knows where the time? Whoknows what time? Don't sad deserted?
(37:21):
Sure your fickle friends arlie to playnotes it's time for them to go?
(37:45):
Ahe still being? I have thenfalling. I come the time? Who
(38:15):
who the time? Who knows whattime? I am not alone. Why
(38:54):
my love is name? I knowit will be so till it's time to
go, So calm the storms ofwinter. I'm on the foot in the
(39:25):
spring again. I have no fairtimes? And who knows where the time
(39:58):
gold? So that was who KnowsWhere the Time Goes by British folk rock
(40:32):
band Fairport Convention. That song wassung and written by Sandy Denny regarded it
as her most notable achievement as asongwriter. The album is Unhalf Bricking.
It's their third album and it wasthe second of two albums that Fairport Convention
released in nineteen sixty nine. SoBritish folk rock is super cool. That's
(40:57):
a deep, fun rabbit hole toexplore, spend a lot of time making
new discoveries there. I like it. Sandy Denny was the female duet vocal
to the duet with Robert Plant onBattle Forevermore on led Zeppelin four, So
(41:17):
that's crossing a lot of dots therein British rock and roll. Before that,
we had Bad Company with Siegel,very very cool acoustic number. That
was from their album entitled Bad Companywas their debut that was released in nineteen
seventy three, and that was thefirst album to be released on Led Zeppelin
(41:42):
swan Song record label. For allyou Vinyl collectors, that's a cool thing.
Another Zeppelin connection before that, DavidBowie Word On a Wing from his
album Station to Station. That washis tenth studio album, released in nineteen
seventy five. Bowie had cool seventiesrecords. It was kind of he began
(42:06):
the decade with his ziggy Startust thingseventy two. Aladdin Sane was the seventies,
but the mid seventies Stationed to Station, Young Americans. Those are cool
records, super cool records if yourBowie fan check that out. Before that,
we had an acoustic number another rabbitHole radio favorite, Rory Gallagher from
(42:27):
another debut studio album simply entitled RoryGallagher, released in nineteen seventy one.
And then, as we mentioned beforethat, we had Patti Smith with Dancing
Barefoot. Another note about that forfans of rock and roll series, there's
a series on Prime Amazon Prime Video. Not to plug another media outlet,
(42:52):
but Daisy in the sixth It's aninteresting rock show about a rock band.
But that's where that Patti Smith cameon in the intro there and came on
my radar. So you're listening torabbit Hole Radio. Hope you're having as
much fun as I am. Alittle mellower vibe today or not so mellow
just acoustic? What's next? Watchmellow sound? The sun is just done.
(43:31):
A little bit of water goes alway, golf the side be good,
but as well, loving and smokingin the back of a rot far They
couldn't know little woman't go far.Each run with the morning and his pocket
(44:05):
and go out and love sad therandom, but they hell the money.
They had money they all take down. The far sky was bright, the
(44:30):
traffic light now and then a trunk, and they hadn't seen a cover around
all day. I brought everything theyneeded, makes the scales to weigh your
stuff, the driver said. Theboard is just over. The blood was
(45:05):
lit in the car, sunless stopin the middle of a golden barron plane,
in the middle of a card turningspool be Born's band, the North
traveling the way. They're all candlesdays me I'll be using guy. Believe
(46:47):
its God, it's all already justsaid it. Coming along start a staying
say the west is nice this timea year there you stand with your La
(48:08):
ten and your New York bar andyour New York to Your mother left you
(48:32):
when you were small, But you'regonna weep you wasn't born wom stealing lad
(49:00):
stoodent Land. Your phone don't ringno more answers your cal How does it
feel to be on the world?My my mind, your mouth be squawks
(49:49):
to spread your life. You can'tPaul stream when your hands t your teas
(50:09):
are clean, but your mind thiscat, you leave your smell like an
alp stealing less student Land, studingland student Land, No no, no,
(51:05):
my non no study h I canwithout a sort a lamb, without
(52:52):
a trickling out a boss. Onesong with the sun, one song to
say, wise man told me theirsomething. You should know where to the
man as you're looking to his soul, and you'll soon see everything. Must
(53:15):
from the password. Can't piece ofchance to keep paid out by stays free?
Last thing the man we call thema dreamer. How many times must
Manda? How many cheers will thechildren crime to supper? Says stopping mad
(53:38):
man, stopping Mander. The ashesare races and dust a dust and returning
(54:49):
his hand and then return with lust, turn the sands up the shore white
Doves and fly peace to all,but tell me while the beastmringers long,
my sweet Berrier and more, SIhustle bout black lace, fade on the
(55:15):
tears from another and we all wellsigned us how many times us could man
down? How many times for thechildren cry? Tell us super nos,
well stop the man Stop. Thatwas Molly Hatchett with Fall of the Peacemakers
(59:28):
from their No Guts, No Gloryalbum released in nineteen eighty three. That's
their fifth studio LP, and theymade a bit of noise in the eighties.
They're fun. Didn't go too farwith them. I have one of
their LPs and it was actually atrade, But I do dig that song
and I very much enjoyed playing itfor you here tonight on rabbit Hole Radio.
(59:49):
Before that, we had John Lennonwith an alternative track or alternative cut
of Steel and Glass from his nineteenseventy four album Walls and Bridges, and
boy did that sound awesome here onthe headphones. I'll bet it was fun
to jam with John Lennon in thestudio. And before that we had a
live track from a Blue Oyster Colt, their live record on Your Feet or
(01:00:14):
on your Release, On your Feetor on your Knees, released in nineteen
seventy five. I was big inI'm big into Blue Oyster Colt and saw
them a number of times in thateras like seventy to seventy nine, and
that was cool and that was funto play. So thank you for choosing
to spend this hour with me tonighthere Rabbit Hole Radio with me your host
(01:00:37):
Ross Herring. We're gonna go outtonight with Emerson, Lake and Palmer.
You had another classic from the seventies, Want to be, Want to be
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you? You could be anything?Do you want to be the lover of
another under cover? You could evenbe the man on the moon. You
want to be the plan? Yeah, and I do want to be the
stream. Let me tell you something. It just down me a thing.
(01:01:29):
The seed really us on my topwhen you playing this, guys by the
dark glass on your eyes? Doyou licious? Mister lies? Still it
(01:01:50):
to me? Still? To me, it's a wanna be the loe I
(01:02:14):
lay my God, want to bethe Father's lying in my dead. I
want to be all a love Mathers. He read a scene every day the
side. I don't matter. Someoneget me a lot of gonna be the
(01:02:39):
sn I wanna be the song.Let me tell you something you just couldn't
be wrong to see. I reallyhave to tell you. Not all gets
(01:03:00):
so intense from my speries. Itjust doesn't seem to make sense. It's
to me a wow wow wow wowwow wow wow wow. It's to me
(01:03:22):
all wow wow wow wow wow wowwow. It's in me kayhocks r in
LP again in a gal A're gonnabe
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