Twisted Acres

Happy Birthday to one of the absolute bestest people not just on vc, but anywhere. All the best, Drew! Save me some cake.

Based on the measurements (since it's a pre 1930 and it doesn't have the model # stamped with the serial #), my best guess is an OO.

if it weren't so beat up and didn't have a homemade restoration attempt done to it, that is... still sounds great.

I feel like I can't even answer in this thread because ALL of my favorite songs are from this era, and even before it... I'll just throw 10 or 20 random gems out there, be they hits or a bit lesser known: That's It, I Quit, I'm Movin' On - Sam Cooke Incense and Peppermints - The Strawberry Alarm Clock Pride and Joy - Marvin Gaye Maybellene - Chuck Berry Tighten Up - Archie Bell & The Drells Love Makes a Woman - Barbara Acklin Ask the Lonely - The Four Tops Night Time is the Right Time - Ray Charles The 81 - Candy & The Kisses Honky Tonk - Bill Doggett (get Part 1 and Part 2) This Can

xoxo Judy... Patti and I hope you have a marvelous birthday... give the little ookpik a hug for us!

Look at you Tweedys, making Good Friday a Great Friday for Chicago folk... enjoy and wish I could be there. -mart

aw shit dave... sorry to hear that. I really oughta take better care of my guitars too... edit: whoA! Just took a look online to figure out what year my wife's late father's beat-up Martin is... and it's a 1929!!!

back atcha sweetie. Now come on out to NY again!!! Bring the guys!!!!!! And let's see some video clips!!!!!!!! Exclamation points!!!!!!!!!

1. Christy Mathewson 2. Rube Waddell 3. "Iron Man" Joe McGinnity 4. Denton True Young 5. Chief Bender

in keeping w/parm's theme: 1. Wrigley Field 2. Fenway Park 3. Camden Yards 4. Yankee Stadium 5. Citizens Bank Ballpark

1. Lucky Charms 2. Cocoa Puffs 3. Count Chocula 4. Cookie Crisp 5. Cocoa Pebbles

Fantastic shots, D!

Oooh yeah, Kate, totally know what you mean... I have to give myself a limit on what I can spend whenever we go by there.

Not much other than it is absolutely gorgeous, Sir Paul.

Yeah, you really need to get "Come On Over" by Shania Twain waaaaay before you get "What's Going On" by Marvin Gaye. they're pissing EVERYBODY off!

Hardly. Induction Weekend is going to be insane this year; they're expecting the crowd to top that which came up for Tom Seaver's induction 15 or so years ago. 80,000 is possible, making it a very frustrating trip for a first-timer, especially since rooms are already booked solid not only for Cooperstown, but for a 30-mile radius or so. You'd end up staying near Albany and driving 1-hour+ just to get to Cooperstown. I totally suggest coming up one of the first two weekends of October. It's not too crowded, the baseball playoffs are underway, adding a bit of a buzz to the happenings at t

this is marvelous in so many ways.

Couldn't agree with you more, Sir Paul... and the chord that's being played under that is dreamy, too.

I've got a few songs at my myspace page: http://www.myspace.com/martinrivas

Sam Cooke's Night Beat Excellent at 5am, excellent the next day when your head is killing you.

do those belong to who I think they belong to?

It's really just a figure of speech.

Not from me you won't... you got the feeling that the guy had soul back then.

This is NOT a guilty pleasure, dearie, it's one of life's great pleasures! I knew there was a reason we're tight.

Those aren't guilty... they're brilliance. Teatro is amazing. And as far as Yes goes, "Close to the Edge" is another guilty pleasure for me.