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21. Buddy Holly – Wishing (Rec. 1958 / Rel. 1963)
I’ve been hoping all along things would turn out right
If I could find a wishing star then I would spend the night--
Gewöhnlich glaubt der Mensch - wenn er nur Worte hört - es müsse sich dabei doch auch was denken lassen.Highlights von Rolling-Stone.deDie 22 fiesesten „Stromberg“-Sprüche: Büro kann die Hölle sein!
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22. Nick Lowe – So It Goes (1976)
And so it goes and so it goes
And so it goes and so it goes
But where it’s goin‘ no one knows
—„“So it goes“ is a recurring refrain in Kurt Vonnegut’s 1969 novel ‚Slaughterhouse-Five‘. He uses it as a refrain when events of death, dying, and mortality occur or are mentioned; as a narrative transition to another subject; as a memento mori; as comic relief; and to explain the unexplained. The phrase appears 106 times.“
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Gewöhnlich glaubt der Mensch - wenn er nur Worte hört - es müsse sich dabei doch auch was denken lassen.Buddy ganz groß, Nick Lowe sehr Thin-Lizzy-esk!
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Radio StoneFM | "Solos come and go. Riffs last forever." (Keith Richards) | The fact that there's a highway to hell but only a stairway to heaven says a lot about anticipated traffic numbers.23. Robert Wyatt – Stalin Wasn’t Stalling (1981)
Stalin wasn’t stallin‘
When he told the beast of Berlin
That they’d never rest contented
Till they had driven him from the land
So he called the Yanks and English
And proceeded to extinguish
The Führer and its vermin
This is how it all began--
Gewöhnlich glaubt der Mensch - wenn er nur Worte hört - es müsse sich dabei doch auch was denken lassen.24. The Moody Blues – Ride My See-Saw (1968)
Left school with a first class pass
Started work, but as second class
School taught one and one is two
But by now, that answer just ain’t true
—John Lodge: „The song was about leaving school and going out into the world and finding out it wasn’t what you thought it was and it isn’t what you were taught in school. It is actually much bigger than that. “Ride My See-Saw” was about riding my life and seeing where we go with this thing.“
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Gewöhnlich glaubt der Mensch - wenn er nur Worte hört - es müsse sich dabei doch auch was denken lassen.delia-hardy24. The Moody Blues – Ride My See-Saw (1968)
Left school with a first class pass Started work, but as second class School taught one and one is two But by now, that answer just ain’t true — John Lodge: „The song was about leaving school and going out into the world and finding out it wasn’t what you thought it was and it isn’t what you were taught in school. It is actually much bigger than that. “Ride My See-Saw” was about riding my life and seeing where we go with this thing.“Klasse. Immer wieder.
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http://www.radiostonefm.de/ Wenn es um Menschenleben geht, ist es zweitrangig, dass der Dax einbricht und das Bruttoinlandsprodukt schrumpft.25. The Moons – Don’t Go Changin‘ (2008)
Q: „I feel The Moons have a very 60’s sound, is that something you aim to keep?“
A: „To be honest it’s not something I try to do. It’s just the way I write music and my style. Obviously my influences so dep in my veins just shine through! I certainly never plan to write 60’s style music. It just comes out! Yes it’s all been done before but I don’t care. I’d never lie to myself and try to make music that isn’t natural or to try and sell myself. If it aint real, I don’t do it.“
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Gewöhnlich glaubt der Mensch - wenn er nur Worte hört - es müsse sich dabei doch auch was denken lassen.Sehr feiner Lauf bisher … alles klasse
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Meinenächste Sendung bei Radio StoneFM am Donnerstag den 21.08.2025 um 22:00: On the Decks Vol. 44: Yacht Rock #01delia-hardy24. The Moody Blues – Ride My See-Saw (1968)
Left school with a first class pass Started work, but as second class School taught one and one is two But by now, that answer just ain’t true — John Lodge: „The song was about leaving school and going out into the world and finding out it wasn’t what you thought it was and it isn’t what you were taught in school. It is actually much bigger than that. “Ride My See-Saw” was about riding my life and seeing where we go with this thing.“Weiteres Hochlicht
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Meinenächste Sendung bei Radio StoneFM am Donnerstag den 21.08.2025 um 22:00: On the Decks Vol. 44: Yacht Rock #01The Moons sind mir unbekannt. Schöner Track.
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You can't beat two guitars, bass and drums - Lou Reed26. The Adverts – One Chord Wonder (1977)
I wonder how we’ll answer when you say
„We don’t like you, go away
Come back when you’ve learned to play“Ich liebe dieses Bild von Gaye aus 2019:
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Gewöhnlich glaubt der Mensch - wenn er nur Worte hört - es müsse sich dabei doch auch was denken lassen.madmartlThe Moons sind mir unbekannt. Schöner Track.
Yepp & Yepp
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Meinenächste Sendung bei Radio StoneFM am Donnerstag den 21.08.2025 um 22:00: On the Decks Vol. 44: Yacht Rock #01kinksterSehr feiner Lauf bisher … alles klasse
Yep
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You can't beat two guitars, bass and drums - Lou ReedkinksterSehr feiner Lauf bisher … alles klasse
Danke!
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Gewöhnlich glaubt der Mensch - wenn er nur Worte hört - es müsse sich dabei doch auch was denken lassen.
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