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Helicopter, helicopter let your long rope down Let us sway into the sunset, I have done all I can do in this town.

1979 - Sophmore year in high school, my oldest brother Clay (29) died and I inherited his Sansui 2000, a pair of Jenson kit speakers and about 100 or so records. Since his girlfriend had jacked all ones she liked, I was left with the older stuff. Jimi, Yardbirds, James Gang, The Who, Dylan, Beatles, Stones, etc. I started taking music more seriously when the songs on these albums provided some kind of link between me and my brother. To this day, I find great joy and comfort in music and if I had to look back and pick just one, it would have to be Are You Experienced?. ....that was the firs

WANDA JACKSON It's about fuckin' time!

Anyone know which song/songs Rachel Blumberg plays on?

Absolutely! ....and just for the record, Hold Time sounds like it will be his best release yet. I Love It

The guitarwork is exceptional, I love the sounds he gets. Overall, I'm quite pleased with the record.

I'm not so crazy about Lucinda's contribution.

Rock N Roll!!!

"I'm so high, I need a bring-me-down." I love it! See ya'll tonight.

>moose knuckle

$1 garage sale find BTW - Here is an interesting article about the recent surge in the popularity of vinyl.

Back in the 90s, my wife, daughter & I loaded up the Geo Prizm and took a road trip from Amarillo to southern Arizona (Tombstone and Bisbee)- up to Phoenix and into Sedona. Then to Grand Canyon and over to Lake Powell and up to Monument Valley, Utah. Stopped in Mesa Verde Park in Colorado for cliff dwellings and then over to Red River, New Mexico and spent a couple of days there fishing. Took about 2 weeks. We suffered 100+ degrees while in Tombstone. 3 days later when we we left Flagstaff for The Grand Canyon, it was snowing.

Roundabout - Yes Foxy Lady - Jimi Hendrix Sweet Leaf - Black Sabbath Big Block - Jeff Beck Bad Horsie - Steve Vai

>something a little more off the wall Rosalind Franklin Andy Warhol Leornardo da Vinci Nikola Tesla Since this thread is in Someone Else's Song, should the suggestions be music oriented? If so, Mozart

I Fought Piranhas - The White Stripes No Reply At All - Genesis Never Going Back Again - Fleetwood Mac I Want You Back - Jackson 5 The Meadows - Joe Walsh Good Morning, Good Morning - The Beatles

TT somehow reminds me of Ryan Leaf and I'm predicting his NFL career will be just as good.

They still make Dr pepper with pure cane sugar in Dublin, Tx.

Nobody calls out bullshit like Larry Flynt.

There is a video on youtube that shows what happens when these things go bad.

Even better than puppy cam!!!

Apparently, last night's game had 50% more zeal than expected.

....and a good morning everyone. Shuggie Otis version?