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The 200 Greatest Songs of the 1960s
Part Four: #60-21
By Pitchfork Staff , August 17, 2006
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30. The Shangri-Las: "Leader of the Pack"
(Jeff Barry/Ellie Greenwich/Shadow Morton)
Chart info: U.S. (#1), UK (#11, #3 for 1972 reissue)
Available on Myrmidons of Melodrama
Teen melodrama was a valuable commodity in the 1960s, but few girl-groups did it as darkly or as well as the death-obsessed Shangri-La's. "Leader of the Pack"-- on which the Weiss and Genser twins spun spoken-word and saccharine singing into the tale of a local tough who's killed in a motorcycle crash on the night the narrator breaks up with him, per her father's orders-- is part concise musical theater, part novelty song, and all avant-garde, thanks in no small part to George "Shadow" Morton's inventive production. Every element of the song mimetically refers to its tacit catastrophe-- the cardiac percussion limns heart-pumping urgency; stately piano chords suddenly tumble as if they've hit wet asphalt; and while the crisis is never explicitly named, the throaty motorcycle revs, horrible crashing sounds and cries of "Look out look out look out!" leave little room for ambiguity. --Brian Howe
29. The Kinks: "Waterloo Sunset"
(Ray Davies)
Chart info: U.S. (N/A), UK (#2)
Available on Something Else by the Kinks
The protagonist's ritualistic observations have always reminded me of Death in Venice minus the overt dissipation: The "dirty old" Thames, Waterloo Station, and a 1960s orange-red nighttime London sky re-imagined as a private paradise by the window pane's light. Ray Davies' airy harmonies compliment the rarefied aestheticism: "Busy-busy" causes vertigo, taxi lights scald eyes, it's too cold to venture outside. This was supposedly the first track he produced on his own and every detail works to reconfirm a sensibility: The sporty intro sidesteps into the unmistakable vocal melody played first on guitar, then sung by Davies. Throughout, a scrappy rhythm guitar abuts an angelic harmonic web, balancing vicarious experience with the gorgeous hands-on pageantry of the city. --Brandon Stosuy
28. Otis Redding: "(Sittin' on) The Dock of the Bay"
(Steve Cropper/Otis Redding)
Chart info: U.S. (#1), UK (#3)
Available on Very Best of Otis Redding
Released at the beginning of 1968, Redding's posthumous hit was a lamenting-- and prescient-- cry of resignation after the Summer of Love. It's as immortal a song as r&b ever produced, renouncing all references to the transitory pleasures of love, rage, or infatuation. There's merely Redding's piteous hum, balanced by buoying guitar and slumberous horns. He sounds like a disappointed god, bored by infinity and captivated by his own constancy. The voice is soft and sleek, and traces of anger still disturb the serenity. The lyrics pass from calmness to sorrow, pleasure to damage, bemusement to barrenness. It's a repudiation of empty promises: Nothing's blowin' in the wind, no changes are gonna come, there's "nothing to live for, and looks like nothing's gonna come my way." He drives all the way to San Francisco just to remind himself that his life will never change. And then there's that final nonchalant whistle, the most haunting and elegiac sound you could ever hear from a dead man's #1 record. --Alex Linhardt
27. The Velvet Underground: "I'm Waiting for the Man"
(Lou Reed)
Chart info: U.S. (N/A), UK (N/A)
Available on The Velvet Underground & Nico
"The Man is never on time," William Burroughs typed in 1959's Naked Lunch. "First thing you learn is that you always got to wait," Lou Reed complained eight years later on The Velvet Underground & Nico. Buffeted by krautrockist guitar blocks and insatiable jackhammer drums, Reed's deadpan vocals makes a delinquent of early rock 'n' roll piano and urban-twang lead licks. Dude takes the present-day 4/5/6 to East Harlem (that's "SpaHa" for the noobs), $26 in hand not adjusted for inflation, then oh look at the time splits cause hey I'm running late. To think in Jamaica they'll just plop heaping bags in your palm for a mere Andrew Jackson (I'm told)-- though context suggests it's probably the junk Reed's really on about. Whatever, he's feeling good, he's gonna work it on out, and that brownstoned walk home is easy to imagine even if most of us have never experienced it. Oh, also many people heard this and then formed bands. --Marc Hogan
26. The Beatles: "I Am the Walrus"
(John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
Chart info: U.S. (N/A), UK (N/A)
Available on Magical Mystery Tour
"I Am the Walrus" wasn't the first psychedelic song the Beatles recorded, but where the others were about the trip, this was about the destination: A tour of a surreal, strikingly vulgar place far out there (or far inside Lennon's head), following a march beat that doesn't quite fit your feet. Although the production is dense and full of disruptive voices and found sounds, your ear always knows where to go, thanks to that wobbly back-and-forth theme on the electric piano. And while Lennon barks the words, he also reminds us why the Beatles were the least scary available tour guide to this strange new place. After all, John (or was it Paul?) was The Walrus, a post-human growth on the collective subconscious-- but he still looked silly with those giant flippers. --Chris Dahlen
25. The Rolling Stones: "Paint It Black"
(Mick Jagger/Keith Richards)
Chart info: U.S. (#1), UK (#1)
Available on Aftermath
Mick conjures his charm school squall and Brian Jones makes that sitar chirp like a newborn blue jay, but it's Charlie Watts' crashing kit that slugs most every other Stones tune out of the way of this depression-incarnate. Perhaps overplaying his hand too soon (subtlety has never been Mick's fastball), Jagger's lyrics bellyache from start, "No colors anymore, I want them to turn black", to finish, "I wanna see the sun blotted out from the sky." But it's the persistent snare thumping and cymbal shattering that has led so many people to believe there's some sort of demonic undertone to the song. There really isn't. Seems Jags got dumped (or perhaps saw an emotional emptiness inside himself) and wants the whole world to look black. Kind of childish if you break it down to the literal, but to think about that swaggering cocksman now and imagine him crumpled and crying, scrawling, "Maybe then I'll fade away and not have to face the facts" in 1966 is kind of heartening. --Sean Fennessey
24. The Supremes: "You Can't Hurry Love"
(Lamont Dozier/Brian Holland/Eddie Holland)
Chart info: U.S. (#1), UK (#3)
Available on The Ultimate Collection
"If you're not with someone, then they're not meant for you," Art Brut's Eddie Argos declared in the middle of "Emily Kane" at this summer's Pitchfork fest. So here we are, mustache-deep in love songs and hate songs and Rolling Stones songs, and "You Can't Hurry Love"-- a little Holland-Dozier-Holland bouncer about the pointlessness (and frustrating inevitability) of getting all broke up over heartbreak-- is still one of the few that tells us what we really need to hear. The ostinato bass, tingling tambourine chirp, shy Herman's Hermits guitar, and especially Diana Ross' suavely teenybop vocals (plus the hear-a-symphony backing oohs) stand in uneasy harmony. While the Beatles, Beach Boys, and Stones got all the white straight rock geek worship, the Supremes shimmied their way to pop perfection in 1966. Neither "Lust for Life" nor "Someday" nor any other beat-ganker does it better. Phil Collins can eat poop. --Marc Hogan
23. Etta James: "At Last"
(Mack Gordon/Harry Warren)
Chart info: U.S. (#47), UK (N/A)
Available on The Essential Etta James
When love finally comes, Etta James meets it with the unhurried cool of someone shuffling to catch an early bus. Maybe she's too wounded, or maybe she's an ascetic, but probably she's just savoring-- too used to going without to remember how to be excitable. Instead she's content to stretch the moment out like taffy, itself a new kind of wait. But where her measured delivery suggests she's entering into this thing one limb at a time, as if slipping into an icy pool, the orchestration tells a different story. With "life is like a song", she even confesses as much. While she stands solid and resolute, dispensing her release in controlled bursts, the strings' backflips, twirls, and knots do the rest of her work. They're the butterflies, the relief and the joy, and they've never been more beautifully expressed than they are here. --Mark Pytlik
22. Marvin Gaye: "I Heard It Through the Grapevine"
(Barrett Strong/Norman Whitfield)
Chart info: U.S. (#1), UK (#1)
Available on The Very Best of Marvin Gaye
Not even the California Raisins could fuck this one up. Gladys Knight and the Pips took "Grapevine" to #2 in 1967, a full year before Gaye's was released, but when was the last time you heard Knight's version? Gaye's take on the song remains perhaps the darkest, fuzziest, most unglued moment in Motown history. Gaye's voice was usually an ecstatic lilt, but here it's a frozen paranoid sneer, the sound of a man collapsing inward into doubt and regret and hate. Gaye clamps down on the "you mean that much to me" line with so much venom that we know it isn't really true, not anymore. The murky Funk Brothers arrangement offers no respite: the organ bubbles, the Bernard Herrmann strings screech, the guitars echo and moan, and you know just as well as Gaye does that his life is about to end. There's no hope anywhere in the song. It's terrifying. --Tom Breihan
21. The Beach Boys: "Good Vibrations"
(Mike Love/Brian Wilson)
Chart info: U.S. (#1), UK (#1, #18 for 1976 reissue)
Available on Endless Summer
The pressure to surpass Pet Sounds and keep apace with the ante-upping Beatles set the stage for this obsessive-compulsive, career-derailing masterpiece. Wilson amassed hours upon hours of tape at multiple studios to cobble together his intricately segmented, cut'n'paste "pocket symphony," reportedly spending anywhere between $16-50,000 to produce three-and-a-half minutes of weird yet accessible pop. Besides its haunting organs, shapeshifting riffs, and cubist harmonies, "Good Vibrations" introduced the electro-Theremin (now often known as the Tannerin, its interface involves shifting the pitch of a sine wave by sliding a knob across a dummy keyboard) to the world at large, its bright eeriness audibly echoing Wilson's knack for blending the mundane with the extraterrestrial. --Brian Howe
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Cal Poly has chosen a name for its live mustang mascot: Chase. This name will be the ceremonial title under which all current and future members of the Cal Poly Mustang Herd will serve the university. The name honors a pivotal figure in Cal Poly history: Margaret Chase, the university's second president and the only woman so far to hold the post. Chase served on an interim basis for one year, 1924, between the resignation of Nicholas Riccardi and the appointment of Benjamin Crandall. Her impact on the university, though, lasted much longer. Chase came to Cal Poly in 1908 as a member of the English faculty. Under Riccardi, she served as vice president and head of the Academic Department — a position similar to today's provost, the university's No. 2 job. In that role, she was instrumental in securing Cal Poly's accreditation from the University of California. Catherine Trujillo, a curator at Cal Poly's Robert E. Kennedy Library and the mother of a Cal Poly freshman, submitted the winning entry. She was inspired by two connotations of the word. "It is a metaphor to encourage our community of scholars to always pursue and chase after their dreams," she said in her submission. "It is also a throwback to our campus history and the powerful women who helped Cal Poly become what it is today." For more on Chase
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First let me say that you guys at the rally were right on target...you know what you expect and President Paul most eloquently PUT your thoughts and ideas into Powerful WORDS.
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The 2011-12 Georgia men's basketball schedule has come out in drips through the summer, but it is now out in its entirety today.
What jumped out to me was this stretch of nonconference games in a span of more than two weeks: California and either Missouri or Notre Dame in the CBE Classic in Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 21-22; at Xavier Nov. 25; at Colorado Nov. 28 and then back home for Cincinnati on Dec. 2 for the Big East/SEC Challenge and Georgia Tech on Dec. 7. Then the next game after that is at Southern California on Dec. 17.
"We're very excited about the challenge this schedule will present to our young team," coach Mark Fox said in a UGA release. "I think we have established a schedule that first, should prepare us well for SEC play and second, should give us what the strength of schedule needed in the eyes of the (NCAA Tournament) Selection Committee, if we are successful this season. A lot of this schedule was completed before Trey (Thompkins) and Travis (Leslie) decided to enter the (NBA) Draft, so it should be a real task for the team that we have."
Georgia will have four home games against less imposing nonconference opponents before opening SEC play at home against Alabama on Jan. 7 at 7 p.m.
The Bulldogs close their season with a senior night game at Kentucky on March 1 and then back home for their own senior day game against South Carolina on March 3.
Georgia will have seven games that are slated to be televised on ESPN networks.
2011-12 Georgia Basketball Schedule
Nov. 4 vs. Exhibition (Opponent TBA) 7:00 p.m.
Nov. 11 vs. Wofford  8:00 p.m.*
Nov. 13 vs. Bowling Green (ESPNU)#  6:00 p.m.
Nov. 16 vs. South Dakota State#  7:00 p.m.
Nov. 21 vs. California# (@Kansas City, Mo.)  9:45 p.m.
Nov. 22 vs. Missouri/Notre Dame# (@K.C.)  TBA
Nov. 25 at Xavier   TBA
Nov. 28 at Colorado  TBA
Dec. 2 vs. Cincinnati (ESPNU)&  7:00 p.m.
Dec. 7 vs. Georgia Tech   TBA
Dec. 17 at Southern Cal   8:00 p.m.
Dec. 20 vs. Mercer  7:00 p.m.
Dec. 23 vs. Furman 7:00 p.m.
Dec. 27 vs. Winthrop  7:00 p.m.
Dec. 30 vs. Delaware State  7:00 p.m.
Jan. 7 vs. Alabama (FSN)  7:00 p.m.
Jan. 10 at Florida (ESPN)  7:00 p.m.
Jan. 14 at Vanderbilt (SECN)  4:00 p.m.
Jan. 18 vs. Tennessee (SECN)  8:00 p.m.
Jan. 21 vs. Ole Miss (SECN)  4:00 p.m.
Jan. 24 vs. Kentucky (ESPN)  9:00 p.m.
Feb. 1 at Auburn (SECN)  8:00 p.m.
Feb. 4 at Tennessee (FSN)  8:00 p.m.
Feb. 8 vs. Arkansas (SECN)  8:00 p.m.
Feb. 11 at Miss. State (SECN)  7:00 p.m.
Feb. 15 at South Carolina (CSS)  7:00 p.m.
Feb. 19 vs. Vanderbilt (FSN)  1:00 p.m.
Feb. 22 at LSU (SECN)  8:00 p.m.
Feb. 25 vs. Florida (SECN)   4:00 p.m.
Mar. 1 at Kentucky (ESPN/ESPN2)  9:00 p.m.
Mar. 3 vs. South Carolina (SECN)  1:30 p.m.
Mar. 8-11 at SEC Tournament (@New Orleans, La.)
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Katy Perry in Tears Over Russell Brand Split in 'Part of Me' Movie
As her marriage to Russell Brand crumbled, Katy Perry still let the cameras roll for her new documentary film Part Of Me. Capturing an honest look at how she tried to save her marriage, the film shows the "Part of Me" singer, 27, sobbing backstage in Brazil.
Another scene shows Katy asking when her next break in the tour is, so she can fly and see her husband. She looks upset when she is informed she won't be able to see him for another 18 days.
The singer continues to make sacrifices for Brand but hits an all-time low.
In another shot, a crew member asks if the comedian, 37, is coming to visit her. An angry Katy responds: "He should but he's not."
She later admits: "I'm fighting to keep my marriage alive."
A friend then adds: "She should be resting, but she wants to fly to wherever Russ is to show she cares. She's running herself ragged."
Brand filed for divorce in December 2011 after 14 months of marriage.
In a scene filmed shortly after their split, Perry admits she still misses him.
"I'm a romantic and I believe in the whole fairytale. Love is a dream but the reality is making it work. I did everything I could - but it still failed," she said.
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So in terms of opportunities, I think the first thing to realize is that there are no really big bargains right now. The bull market has been running for five years. We've been in a low-rate environment, which has forced many investors into riskier assets. So it's hard to find absolute bargains. So what you're looking for are relative bargains.
What are they? I think that it comes down to a couple things. One, international stocks -- places like Japan -- which still look relatively inexpensive. Another international place to look: emerging markets. They come with risks, and we'll talk about those in a moment, but on a relative basis still look to be very cheap compared to developed markets. Third, energy companies -- not only offering the prospect of capital appreciation but also offering some yield, which is increasingly hard to come by in this world.
Now, those are some of the opportunities. What are the risks? I think there is a couple. The first and probably the biggest risk is the fact that things have gone so well for so long that investors are a bit complacent. You see that in the low-volatility ratings. And what that means is that if there's any type of exogenous shock -- if there's a deterioration, for example, of the situation in the Ukraine, if there's an escalation of violence there; if we see unrest in the Middle East -- those events are not currently reflected in the price of assets. In other words, investors would be surprised by those and you're likely to see some sell-off.
A second risk which I don't think is a big one but investors should be aware of is so far stocks have continued to do well because interest rates have moved lower. That helps stocks a number of ways. One, it helps valuations. Generally, valuations are higher when interest rates are lower. And second of all, it helps the profitability of companies by lowering their expenses. We don't believe rates are going to back up quickly but, if it were to happen, that would be another risk for financial markets.
Do a couple things, I think the most important of which is think about insurance policies in your portfolio. In other words, you know, this is no different than insurance policies on your house, on your car. It's something to own that will pay off if things go wrong. Now, insurance policies can take different forms. One would be some small allocation we call "safe haven assets" -- things like U.S. Treasuries or gold or currencies like the Swiss franc, which tend to rise when everything else is falling.
Another way to think about insurance is looking at options -- for example, put options on the market -- which will appreciate if stocks go down. Now, the reason I highlight that second form of insurance is right now, because volatility is low, that form of insurance is very cheap. So it's an opportunity to take advantage of that and to get that policy in your portfolio, which you might be glad you have later on.
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