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silenceandsound86 04-30-2006 08:06 PM

I haven't been on here for quite some time, but I had to share this. Friday I was driving home from work (only 20 minutes), and heard IYCRMM on one station, and then Sundown on another! I got so excited, thinking of all the listeners in the South Bay (San Jose, California) who were hearing Gordon again or maybe for the first time.

Rona 04-30-2006 08:06 PM

I haven't been on here for quite some time, but I had to share this. Friday I was driving home from work (only 20 minutes), and heard IYCRMM on one station, and then Sundown on another! I got so excited, thinking of all the listeners in the South Bay (San Jose, California) who were hearing Gordon again or maybe for the first time.

charlene 04-30-2006 08:27 PM

good news!!
Last Saturday before I headed to the Trib Show in Port Hope with my mum and daughter we ate dinner at a local restaurant. When dinner was over they headed to the ladies room and I waited in the lobby area....and as I was thinking of the great Lightfoot music I would soon hear, the strains of SUNDOWN were heard over the sound system......and I could hear my daughter and mum laffing as they came up the stairs as they knew i'd say - "It's a SIGN from Gord!" lol
I never listen to the radio so the only time I hear Lightfoot music is when I play it myself.

2 songs on 2 stations in 20 minutes in San Jose CA., is pretty amazing!!

charlene 04-30-2006 08:27 PM

good news!!
Last Saturday before I headed to the Trib Show in Port Hope with my mum and daughter we ate dinner at a local restaurant. When dinner was over they headed to the ladies room and I waited in the lobby area....and as I was thinking of the great Lightfoot music I would soon hear, the strains of SUNDOWN were heard over the sound system......and I could hear my daughter and mum laffing as they came up the stairs as they knew i'd say - "It's a SIGN from Gord!" lol
I never listen to the radio so the only time I hear Lightfoot music is when I play it myself.

2 songs on 2 stations in 20 minutes in San Jose CA., is pretty amazing!!

Sheryl 04-30-2006 09:27 PM

Hi Rona! Long time, no hear! Hope you're well!!

silenceandsound86 05-01-2006 10:29 PM

Hi Sheryl,

Thanks, I am well. I have one daughter graduating from college in May, and another graduating from high school two weeks later-it's been a crazy busy time, but good. Gordon is coming back north here in August, so I'll be there.

Rona 05-01-2006 10:29 PM

Hi Sheryl,

Thanks, I am well. I have one daughter graduating from college in May, and another graduating from high school two weeks later-it's been a crazy busy time, but good. Gordon is coming back north here in August, so I'll be there.

vlmagee 05-02-2006 07:26 AM

I never listen to radio either, except that rare occasion on a long drive (my two+ day drives) when I get tired of the CDs in my CD changer. But John and I decided to investigate the XM channels available on DirecTV. (I was motivated to do it at this time because there's a new show starting Wednesday that has Bob Dylan as host).

Within 15 minutes of turning it on, they played CRT (Sunday Concert version).

When I turned it on yesterday during the day - during that dead time of afternoon when there are no Law & Orders to watch - PP&M's EMR was playing. Later they played Gord's Fine As Fine Can Be. And a David Mallett song and a Dylan song, of course. I don't know what Sirius offers, but XM 15 (The Village) is definitely perfect for me!

The Dylan show starts tomorrow, with replays at various time and will play on XM 40 first, and then on XM 15. Each show has a theme, the first being "weather".

http://img.xmradio.com/images/bobdyl...n_textarea.gif

Jesse Joe 05-02-2006 08:00 AM

Hi Rona,
Im new here at Corfid, read your post and do agree with a good many, I rarely listen to radio any more even in long drive, Ile put a CD. I remember in the 70's, around 1974-1975, you would here Gordon Lightfoot every hour on many different stations during the day. Unfortunetly those great music days seem to be gone. I heard somewhere that even Gord himself, had phone a Toronto radio station asking them to stop playing Sundown so much. Big difference today. Anyway glad to have heard from you #791, hope to chat again.
All the best to you and yours!

"LONG LIVE GORDON LIGHTFOOT HIS MUSIC & CORFID"...

Jesse Joe 05-02-2006 08:00 AM

Hi Rona,
Im new here at Corfid, read your post and do agree with a good many, I rarely listen to radio any more even in long drive, Ile put a CD. I remember in the 70's, around 1974-1975, you would here Gordon Lightfoot every hour on many different stations during the day. Unfortunetly those great music days seem to be gone. I heard somewhere that even Gord himself, had phone a Toronto radio station asking them to stop playing Sundown so much. Big difference today. Anyway glad to have heard from you #791, hope to chat again.
All the best to you and yours!

"LONG LIVE GORDON LIGHTFOOT HIS MUSIC & CORFID"...

charlene 05-02-2006 10:13 AM

Val - the Dylan show sounds quite intriguing to say the least. let us know what he's up to and what he plays!

charlene 05-02-2006 10:13 AM

Val - the Dylan show sounds quite intriguing to say the least. let us know what he's up to and what he plays!

Borderstone 05-02-2006 03:43 PM

Hey,Rona!! :D
The only time I've heard more than one Gord song on the air in that short of a time?

On his birthday in 2003,I called Kool-FM (Oldies natch) and told the DJ that it was Gordon's 65th. He then played a special "3 in a row" for the occasion. "IYCRMM","Sundown" and of course "TWOTEF". :)

I've never heard that happen since. Oh and they never play,"The Circle Is Small (ICSIIYE)",even though it was a minor hit. :rolleyes:

joveski 05-02-2006 04:14 PM

here's the play list for the first 4 dylan shaows. the first one leaked out already a week and a bit ago.. its great and you'll all love it. he's very open about things

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/04/30/ar...=1&oref=slogin


Mr. Dylan's Playlists
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Published: April 30, 2006
The playlist for the premiere of "Theme Time Radio Hour With Your Host Bob Dylan" airing Wednesday, May 3 on XM Satellite Radio channel 40. The theme is weather.

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Playlist: It's All Right, Ma: Bob Dylan Turns D.J. (April 30, 2006) Blow, Wind Blow — Muddy Waters
You Are my Sunshine — Jimmy Davis
California Sun — Joe Jones
Just Walking in the Rain — The Prisonaires
After the Clouds Roll Away — The Consolers
Let the 4 Winds Blow — Fats Domino
Raining in my Heart — Slim Harpo
Summer Wind — Frank Sinatra
The Wind Cries Mary — Jimi Hendrix
Come Rain or Come Shine — Judy Garland
It's Raining — Irma Thomas
Stormy Weather — The Spaniels
Jamaica Hurricane — Lord Beginer
A Place in the Sun — Stevie Wonder
Uncloudy Day — The Staple Singers
I Don't Care if the Sun Don't Shine — Dean Martin w/Paul Weston and his Dixieland 8
Keep on the Sunny Side — The Carter Family


The playlist for the second episode of "Theme Time Radio Hour With Your Host Bob Dylan" airing Wednesday, May 10 on XM Satellite Radio channel 40. The theme is mothers in honor of Mother's Day.

Mama Don't Allow — Julia Lee
Daddy Loves Mommy—O — Tommy Duncan
Mama Didn't Lie — Jan Bradley
I'll Go to Church with Mama — Buck Owens
Mama Told Me Not to Come — Randy Newman
Mama Get the Hammer — Bobby Peterson Quintet
Mama Talk to Your Daughter — JB Lanoir
A Mother's Love — Earl King
Mama He Treats Your Daughter Mean — Ruth Brown
Let Old Mother Nature Have Her Way — Carl Smith
Mother Earth — Memphis Slim
Mother in Law — Ernie K Doe
Mother in Law Blues — Junior Parker
Mama Tried — Merle Haggard
Gonna Tell Your Mother — Jimmy McCracklin
Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby Standing in the Shadows — Rolling Stones
Mother Fuyer — Dirty Red
Mama Said Knock You Out — LL Cool J
I'll Always Love My Mama — The Intruders

The playlist for a forthcoming unscheduled episode of "Theme Time Radio Hour With Your Host Bob Dylan" on XM Satellite Radio channel 40. The theme is drinking.

Ain't Got no Money to Pay for this Drink — George Zimmerman and the Thrills
Wine, Wine, Wine — Electric Flag
Don't Come Home A Drinkin' — Loretta Lynn
Daddy and the Wine — Porter Waggoner
I Drink — Mary Gauthier
Sloppy Drunk — Jimmy Rogers
I Ain't Drunk — Lonnnie The Cat
It Ain't Far to the Bar — Johny Tyler and His Riders of the Rio Grande
Rum and Coca — Cola — Andrew Sisters
1 Bourbon, 1 Scotch, 1 Beer — John Lee Hooker
Bad Bad Whiskey — Amos Milburn
Who Will Buy the Wine — Charlie Walker
Buddy Stay off the Wine — Betty Hall Jones
Whiskey You're the Devil — Clancy Bros and Tommy Makem

The playlist for a forthcoming unscheduled episode of "Theme Time Radio Hour With Your Host Bob Dylan" on XM Satellite Radio channel 40. The theme is cars.

Rocket 88 — Nelson Riddle
Cadillac Ranch — Bruce Springsteen
Me and My Chauffeur Blues — Memphis Minnie
My Automobile — Parliament
Christian Automobile — Dixie Hummingbirds
Car on a Hill — Joni Mitchell
Pontiac Blues — Sonny Boy Williamson (II)
No Money Down — Chuck Berry
Little Red Corevette — Prince
Too Many Drivers — Smiley Lewsi
Chevrolet Car — Sam McGee
Get out of the Car — Richard Berry

Borderstone 05-02-2006 04:43 PM

That's almost funny! :D Dylan liking LL Cool J! Who'd have thought that? ;) Good "song' choice on that one too! :cool: J! LOL!

joveski 05-03-2006 04:00 PM

not to mention Prince :eek: :D

:cool:

Borderstone 05-03-2006 05:34 PM

Prince is not so surprising to me,I could actually see Dylan covering his song,"Mountains" or even Dylan-esque version of "Money Don't Matter 2 Night".

Prince has some fairly "folk" type lyrics but given his musical category,it's not that easy to see.

$ Don't Matter 2 Night (example):

"Money don't matter 2 night,it sure didn't matter yesterday."
"Just when you think you've got more than enough,,that's when it all up & flies away".

I think Dylan would be great. :)


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