Show #9 - "You're Covered"
The Replacements - "Can't Get Enough"
Luna - "Sweet Child O'Mine"
Joan Jett - "Everyday People"
The Hellacopters - "Gimmie Shelter"
Rod Stewart - "What's Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made a Loser Out of Me)"
Dwight Yoakam - "Streets of Bakersfield"
The Rank Strangers - "Life During Wartime"
Sonic Youth - "Superstar"
Toots and the Maytals - "Take Me Home Country Roads"
The Clash - "Pressure Drop"
Van Halen - "You're No Good"
Nick Cave - "Helpless"
Seaweed - "Go Your Own Way"
Megadeth - "Anarchy in the UK"
The Lemonheads - "Mrs. Robinson"
The Flying Burrito Brothers - "To Love Somebody"
Faster Pussycat - "You're So Vain"
The Crust Brothers - "Heard It Through The Grapevine"
The MC5 - "Back in the USA"
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Linda Ronstadt in cutoffs.
Carly Simon.
The Sh*t Hits the Fans by the Replacements
posted by Bill Tuomala @ 3:40 PM
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Various thoughts on your podcast: “Gimme Shelter” is my favorite Stones song…Chris Farley and David Spade have a hilarious scene in “Tommy Boy” where they're singing “Superstar” by the Carpenters in a car with tears streaming down their faces…Let me be the first to crack a “Brokeback” joke, you said you were on date when you saw it, was it a guy?! Not that there’s anything wrong with that! I still haven’t seen “Brokeback” yet, although I will watch it at some point. I agree with an acquaintance of mine on it, though, I don’t like heterosexual love stories!…I had a huge crush on Linda Ronstadt when I was in college, which clouded my thinking on her music. That ended when I went to her concert. It was 10 days after I saw Bruce Springsteen for the first time. Ronstadt’s entire concert, including encores, was shorter than Springsteens first set! The music won out in the end. I’m not sure of my vote between Ronstadt and Carly Simon, Simon’s cover shot on “You’re so Vain” might swing it.
Correction, Simon's album was "No Secrets", which had the song "You're so Vain" on it. It was, of course, rumored to be about Mick Jagger or Warren Beatty or James Taylor. My guess is that it might have been all three. Jagger's alleged response on "Goat's Head Soup" was the song "Star Star", although the second Star meant something else, the song was about someone who sleeps with stars or celebrities, the chorus was pretty graphic.
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