Oddities In Music - They're Coming To Take Away The Rainy Day Woman
Uni
you? Simple snare drum beat and tambourine. Both recorded around the
same time. They work well together!...
http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abpsp/images/rainymeaway.mp3
Uni :-)
BobbyM
news:4AE12C2A...@no.email.invalid...
"Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" was recorded and charted before "They're Coming
To Take Me Away, Ha-Haa!"
Another SFB delusional theory bites the dust.
Anastasia
news:hbs582$lhm$1...@news.eternal-september.org:
....and another nail in the coffin of Uni's fantasy radio station show
gig...
Uni
"Rainy Day Women #12 & 35"? No such title!!!!
Uni
BobbyM
> BobbyM wrote:
>> "Uni" <no.e...@no.email.invalid> wrote in message
>> news:4AE12C2A...@no.email.invalid...
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>>> Gee, you don't think Bob Dylan got his intro idea from Napoleon XIV, do
>>> you? Simple snare drum beat and tambourine. Both recorded around the
>>> same time. They work well together!...
>>>
>>> http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abpsp/images/rainymeaway.mp3
>>
>> "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" was recorded and charted before "They're
>> Coming To Take Me Away, Ha-Haa!"
>
> "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35"? No such title!!
BS! See plenty of evidence of the title here:
<http://www.searchingforagem.com/1960s/1966Rainy.htm>
"Rainy Day Woman" was a Waylon Jennings song from the 70's.
Uni
You little music bookworms amaze me. You claim to know everything, but,
in reality, you should be sewing quilts, leaving the History Of Music in
my very capable hands.
Uni
50s
> Anastasia wrote:
> > "BobbyM" <masseybNOS...@hotmail.com> wrote in
> >news:hbs582$lhm$1...@news.eternal-september.org:
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> >>"Uni" <no.em...@no.email.invalid> wrote in message
> >>news:4AE12C2A...@no.email.invalid...
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> >>>Gee, you don't think Bob Dylan got his intro idea from Napoleon XIV,
> >>>do you? Simple snare drum beat and tambourine. Both recorded around
> >>>the same time. They work well together!...
>
> >>>http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abpsp/images/rainymeaway.mp3
>
> >>"Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" was recorded and charted before "They're
> >>Coming To Take Me Away, Ha-Haa!"
>
> >>Another SFB delusional theory bites the dust.
>
> > ....and another nail in the coffin of Uni's fantasy radio station show
> > gig...
>
> You little music bookworms amaze me. You claim to know everything, but,
> in reality, you should be sewing quilts, leaving the History Of Music in
> my very capable hands.
Fucking buffoon.
Anastasia
@no.email.invalid:
But sweetie, you only offer a distorted, highly invented history of music
-- one step removed from basket weavers who sit and smile and twiddle
their thumbs and toes. If I were you I'd watch out for the men in
starched white coats. Read my luscious lips: they're not coming to offer
you a radio show.
Uni
To be honest, initially, I never had plans to collect '50's music. But,
hot-dog, by doing so, I've made minced meat of the '50's music experts!
Uni
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Jim Colegrove
wrote:
You have shit and fallen back in it!
Jim Colegrove
www.lostcountry.com
Uni
Why would the Producer ask this of me?...
"and do you have a recording set up (Your Voice) or have a clip of your
own as a sample of your voice."
Uni
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Anastasia
news:4AE247C2...@no.email.invalid:
No one hires or interviews anonymous usenet posters, especially those
bent on trolling. Experienced radio people have a hard time getting radio
jobs. Any producer with even half a brain would look at your web page of
snips and conclude: "This guy's an amateur hack - there's no information
here to impress me."
> "and do you have a recording set up (Your Voice) or have a clip of
> your own as a sample of your voice."
>
LOL! Like this would get you a job. Dream on, anonymous doughboy!
Now go quick! Take your Realistic microphone from your imaginary
recording set-up, open a window in your slum building and give it your
best shot. Maybe some producer passing by your window will hear your
cries for help and offer you a job. Sure anything's possible in
Neverland, Tinkerbell!
Uni
There is no web site like mine in the entire world. Mine is the most
comprehensive collection of alternate versions, demos, out-takes, studio
talk, unedited versions, rare stereo, etc., of Top 40 Hits. Experienced
radio people have a hard time getting radio jobs? Probably because of me
always correcting what they say.
Even the big time CBS Broadcasting is often corrected by myself, after
they confuse Dr. Hook for Dr. John. The station managers love me, when I
guide them to better sound quality versions, for their HD Radio.
>
>>"and do you have a recording set up (Your Voice) or have a clip of
>>your own as a sample of your voice."
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> LOL! Like this would get you a job. Dream on, anonymous doughboy!
Oh, come on, just bite the bullet and yell "Great job, Uni!". You know
I'd do the same for you peasants.
Uni :-)
Anastasia
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> There is no web site like mine in the entire world.
As inept, ugly, and void of information as you.
Uni
Even Bruce's gal, DianeE, came to my rescue, yelling "It indeed was a
Philly hit!!". Not sure why Bruce didn't admit it, he was probably
sulking in a dark corner.
Uni :-)
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Dean F.
> You little music bookworms amaze me. You claim to know everything, but,
> in reality, you should be sewing quilts, leaving the History Of Music in
> my very capable hands.
Uni is so fucking delusional, he makes Orly Taitz look like Richard
Dawkins.
Uni
Dean, you know, you could teach me everything you know about music. I
have a half minute to spare!!!!
What was your station call letters? SCAT?
Uni :-)
Ron Fowler
when you try to keep your seat, they'll stone you when you're walking to
the door, they'll stone you and then come back for more, and they're
coming to take me away ha ha hee hee ho ho to the funny farm where life
is beautiful all the time and i'll be happy to see those nice young men
in their great white coats, but i would not feel so all alone, everybody
must get stoned, alright!
Chris/Power Salad
Blonde on Blonde and was gonna do a Go Home Productions-style mashup,
just never got around to it. Oh well....
Bob Radil
You missed the combo job I did on those 2 and played on my show a few
months back.
Bob Radil
BobRadil(at)comcast.net
BobRadil(at)aol.com
BobRadil(at)yahoo.com
WHNU / 88.7
60s-70s Show Host
Friday nights
www.wnhu.net
Click to listen:
http://wnhu-radio.newhaven.edu/wnhuhigh
Uni
> On Oct 23, 12:08 am, Uni <no.em...@no.email.invalid> wrote:
>
>>Gee, you don't think Bob Dylan got his intro idea from Napoleon XIV, do
>>you? Simple snare drum beat and tambourine. Both recorded around the
>>same time. They work well together!...
>>
>>http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abpsp/images/rainymeaway.mp3
>>
>>Uni :-)
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> You missed the combo job I did on those 2 and played on my show a few
> months back.
Thanks! Don't listen much to radio - busy collecting everything they
don't play!!
Uni
Dean F.
> You missed the combo job I did on those 2 and played on my show a few
> months back.
Unlike Uni, Bob can actually prove that he has a radio show!
Uni
Oh, heck, Dean, I had many offers for a 2-3 hour radio spots, but with
my massive and uncommon collection, I just desired more!
Uni
Uni
Oh, and not to brag, Dean, but seldom is a music collector confronted by
a record company, because of the ultra rare stereo he collects, like I
was!!!! And since I'm not into this mess to make money or have others
profit from it, I said go away!!!!
Uni
Ken Whiton
*-* In Article <4AECE25...@no.email.invalid>,
*-* Uni wrote
*-* About Re: Oddities In Music - They're Coming To Take Away The
Rainy Day Woman
> Dean F. wrote:
>> On Oct 30, 2:33 pm, Bob Radil <BobRa...@comcast.net> wrote:
>>> You missed the combo job I did on those 2 and played on my show a
>>> few months back.
>> Unlike Uni, Bob can actually prove that he has a radio show!
> Oh, and not to brag, Dean, but seldom is a music collector
> confronted by a record company,
"Confronted" is the operative word here.
> because of the ultra rare stereo
"Rare" only because he fabricates it himself.
> he
> collects, like I was!!!!
Probably served with a cease-and-desist order to stop illegally
posting altered copies of copyrighted material without full disclosure.
Ken Whiton
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SJC
> "BobbyM" <masseybNOS...@hotmail.com> wrote innews:hbs582$lhm$1...@news.eternal-september.org:
>
> > "Uni" <no.em...@no.email.invalid> wrote in message
> >news:4AE12C2A...@no.email.invalid...
> >> Gee, you don't think Bob Dylan got his intro idea from Napoleon XIV,
> >> do you? Simple snare drum beat and tambourine. Both recorded around
> >> the same time. They work well together!...
>
> >>http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abpsp/images/rainymeaway.mp3
>
> > "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" was recorded and charted before "They're
> > Coming To Take Me Away, Ha-Haa!"
>
> > Another SFB delusional theory bites the dust.
>
> ....and another nail in the coffin of Uni's fantasy radio station show
> gig...
Well, he tried, Stacey, he tried.
Uni
And it was no "fantasy", I was offered, but rejected, because I am no
DJ! At least I can admit the truth, unlike others here who yap and
bicker about obscure music and bore this group to death!! Put this group
on radio and they'd call the national guard to break up the fights! :-)
Uni
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