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#76

eric_c Wrote:"I don't want to know about evil, I just want to know about love"

Anyone have the Blackie and the Rodeo Kings with the haunting cover of John Martyn's "Don't Want To Know" that contains this line? Beautiful album, beautiful song. 1999.

Don't know if there's a connection, but the Hip are first on the list of thank yous on the album, recorded and mixed in large part at The Bathouse
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#77

Totally forgot about that one in Sweden, when Gord was like, "I dig you guys b/c you love women's underware. And I don't blame you; it's so soft against the skin." Something like that. Great line. Love that one.
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#78

Anybody know the intro to courage that starts with:

"It's a beautiful stage..... beautiful mahogany wood. Don't you think that given the chance, you would change your birthright? Don't you think (???) wanted to be Cary Grant? This is courage, it couldn't come at a worse time."

That one is awesome.
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#79

errol flynn wanted to be cary grant ...

I always loved: "I'll do the rolling; you do the details ... and that, Bavarians, is how you paint a room" (at the end of Gems, in the pre-Thugs era)

ct
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#80

Chris Tanz Wrote:I always loved: "I'll do the rolling; you do the details ... and that, Bavarians, is how you paint a room" (at the end of Gems, in the pre-Thugs era)

ct
What show is this from?
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#81

schaggs Wrote:Anybody know the intro to courage that starts with:

"It's a beautiful stage..... beautiful mahogany wood. Don't you think that given the chance, you would change your birthright? Don't you think (???) wanted to be Cary Grant? This is courage, it couldn't come at a worse time."

That one is awesome.

"Errol Flynn" is the actor that wanted to be Grant. That's from one of the "Holy-Trinity" bootlegs, Roxy-Glastonbury-Fisherman's, although I don't recall which one at the moment.
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#82

joanie Wrote:
eric_c Wrote:"I don't want to know about evil, I just want to know about love"

Anyone have the Blackie and the Rodeo Kings with the haunting cover of John Martyn's "Don't Want To Know" that contains this line? Beautiful album, beautiful song. 1999.

Don't know if there's a connection, but the Hip are first on the list of thank yous on the album, recorded and mixed in large part at The Bathouse

I'm a big BARK fan myself, they thanked the boys on the latest album as well... Colin Linden tagged along on the BluesFest gigs, including a full BARK appearance in Sudbury, he's always had nice things to say about the band.
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#83

Beauty can't save the world, but a tiny tiny cat could
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#84

pretty sure the errol flynn carey grant thing is from Roxy and Elsewhere...
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#85

Having heard "Roxy" for the first time recently (I know, I know) I immediately awarded this one as a classic Gordism:

(intro to "Twist")

- "You'll get your song if you quit shoutin' it!"...."Huh?"
(LOL!)

Scott in Boston
:thumb:
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#86

Another good one I recently discovered:

"I don't need to outrun the bear, I only need to outrun you".
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#87

"Don't forget to write you bastards!"
during Nautical at Across the Causeway in Kingston
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#88

From Toledo zoo 98

Yeah, I remember my first bottle..I threw it up too
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#89

as well as "set your Phasers to Lionized"....
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