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What does membership confer?

Minnesota! Boundary Waters Canoe Area First Avenue Summit Brewery Mayo Clinic Hibbing SPAM

Dionne Warwick is poor, man.

A buffet is never worth it at any price. Sick. My grandparents were born in Cheboygan Mich, and we used to spend summer holidays at Mullet Lake. I have foggy memories, but I recall a really huge fucking crucifix somewhere up there. Like Brazil Huge (probably not that huge).

The "well trained" woman was firing into the ground about 30 yards in front of her - she was all over the place. Not sure what point the video was making, because everyone in it was incompetent.

Well, the Devil tricks them, duh. But when they find out they've been tricked, they just stay gay because it's not worth the bother.

Except for Mouse

Apollonia 6 is a poor man's Vanity 6.

The Knickerbockers were a poor man's Beatles (but they did a good job lifting the sound). http://youtu.be/1n03a7cLf0M

Miss Christine

I'm taking the class, not giving it, and yes - at the Old Town School of Folk Music. Great place.

I thought it was funny.

You might change your sentiment had you been at my Fiddle 1 class last night.

Ha. My user nickname comes from Lennon and Jagger's introduction to that performance. I think the Beatles do it better.

Well, it's a much less challenging thing just to list people who have played in two different bands. That list is endless, and much less interesting.

Yer Blues was a hit?

Mickey Thomas: Fooled Around and Fell in Love (Elvin Bishop Band), and several with Jefferson Starship (Jane, Find Your Way Back)

Topper Headon.

I think this calls for a new topic: Favorite artist cameo appearances. (Not including Cameo)

SRV: for playing on Bowie's Modern Love. And John Paul Jones deserves a shout out for playing on (and arranging) Hurdy Gurdy Man.

Hits?

John Taylor and Andy Taylor from Duran Duran (several hits) + Tony Thompson from Chic (several hits) + Robert Palmer (several hits - do solo artists count?) = Power Station (Some like it Hot, Bang a Gong)

Damn Yankees, like Travelling Wilburys, could also be reversed engineered to include all members' past bands.

Amboy Dukes: Journey to the Center of the Mind: #16 on the US Billboard Hot 100 Pop Chart. Damn Yankees: High Enough: #3 on the US Billboard Hot 100 Pop Chart. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.

Travelling Wilburys - all of them. Ted Nugent - Amboy Dukes, and Damn Yankees.