Monday, June 02, 2008

Bumper Music for the New Issues, Etc. Show?

Radio shows all seem to have "classic rock" bumper music these days, so I thought I'd help out the New Issues, Etc. Radio Show (!) with a few suggestions, top ten style...

10. Don't Look Back (Boston)
9. I Will Survive (Gloria Gaynor)
8. Stayin' Alive (Bee Gees)
7. What's Going On? (Marvin Gaye)
6. We've Only Just Begun (The Carpenters)
5. Won't Get Fooled Again (The Who)
4. You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet (BTO)
3. The Boys are Back in Town (Thin Lizzy)
2. Back in the Saddle (Aerosmith)
1. Back in Black (AC/DC)

Happy to do my part for the cause...

9 comments:

Orianna Laun said...

I'd vote for "The Boys are Back in Town"!

Lutheran Woman said...

I second "The Boys are Back in Town".

Thursday's Child said...

I like "I Will Survive".

Tony said...

Amaybe:
Don't Stop or Go Your Own Way - Fleetwood Mac

Turn The Page - Bob Seger

Takin' Care of Business - BTO

On the Road Again - Willie Nelson
(I know it's country, but it so fits)

And the show open could be the Stone's - Start Me Up

Lutheran Lucciola said...

The Boys are Back in Town!!

Great, great, under-rated band, Thin Lizzy.

Pr. H. R. said...

Won't back down - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.

+HRC

Jeff said...

Ooo, I second Pr. H. R.'s suggestion of Won't back Down.

Rev. Larry Beane said...

"You can stand me up at the gates of hell" saith Tom Petty, "but I won't back down."

That may be worthy of theme music, rather than mere bumper music. Is that in the electronic edition of LSB by any chance?

Another TP song that might be apropos as a message for the Paladins of the Purple Palace(tm): "Don't Do Me Like That."

I'm not a Grateful Dead fan, but I saw them back in the eighties perform with Bob Dylan and Tom Petty at the Akron Rubber Bowl (no jokes, please... Akron used to be the home of all the big tire companies). I walked right up to the stage while they were all jamming.

Now, that was pretty cool. But not nearly as cool as the reincarnation (can we say that?) of Issues, Etc.

Rev. John Frahm said...

Some other suggestions:

Jimi Hendrix - "Purple Haze"

AC/DC - "Dirty Deeds/Done Dirt Cheap"

The Beatles - "Free As A Bird"

Stevie Ray Vaughn - "Texas Flood"

George Thorogood - "Bad to the Bone"

ELO - "Don't Bring Me Down"