Analogman

Why, that's not Montgomery Clift, honey.

Janis Joplin did a great version of Dear Landlord.

Joe Cocker - BBC Tracks 01 - Run Shaker Life (2:42) (Richie Havens) 02 - With A Little Help From My Friends (4:47) (Lennon-McCartney) 03 - Marjorine (2:45) (Cocker-Stainton-Rattigan-Myles) 04 - Change In Louise (2:39) (Cocker-Stainton) 05 - Can't Be So Bad (3:34) (Don Stevenson-Jerry Miller) 06 - Let's Get Stoned (5:17) (Simpson-Ashford-Armstead) 07 - That's Your Business (2:26) (Cocker-Stainton) 08 - Hitchcock Railway (4:16) (Dunn-McCashen) 09 - Lawdy Miss Clawdy (2:24) (Lloyd Price) 10 - Darlin' Be Home Soon (4:37) (John Sebastian) 11 - Hello Little Friend (3:58) (Leon Russell) 12 - Delta

It's a John Wayne movie, without John Wayne.

Don't forget his 'Nam movie.

Right on, space alien.

Jesus rode beside him, but he did not buy him any smokes.

Barefoot in Baltimore Heel and toe with you Summer turns the stove on And fun begins to cook Barefoot walks in Baltimore With empty pocketbook Laugh at sizzling sidewalks Don't step on the cracks Old folks try to catch their breath As children catch their jacks Barefoot in Baltimore Heel and toe with you Baltimore is music Dancing in the street Half-chewed Dubble Bubble Tugging at our feet Melted tar in crosswalks Crab shells in the park Pavement frying our poor toes Until long after dark When night comes we can go walking On the shores of Chesapeake Bay A silence tailored for talk

I paid 15 bucks for that cd. That Ken song about chicken - why did they let him do that?

I am unhappy with PBS here because they quit showing The Vicar of Dembley and Jonathan Creek.

Do you have on that Rocky Horror Picture outfit?

UP THE IRONS!

I never have.

To Far Too Care - is there masterpiece (according to me)

Maybe when your dad is dancing around to Shiny Happy People someday - you can loan it to me.

I've always wanted to see this show

Interesting.

It has changed just like all the other rock mags - little short articles - maybe that is why I don't like it. I don't really listen to any of the bands they cover anyway. Nor am I likely to buy a 150 dollar pair of sandals.

Esteemed indie label Bloodshot Records is eyeing an Oct. 4 release for an as-yet-untitled retrospective DVD, which was produced by label co-owner Rob Miller. As previously reported, film of Ryan Adams performing "Amy," plus a 10-minute interview with the artist, will be included. Neko Case, Alejandro Escovedo, the Blacks and Kelly Hogan are captured performing on the Chicago public access children's show "Chic-A-Go-Go," while a number of acts are seen pulling pranks on the Bloodshot staff at the label's Chicago office. Other clips earmarked for the DVD include performances from the label's

I think most of Sam Cooke's stuff is up at that one place.

I should get that and Night Beat.

Did Sam Cooke ever top A Change Is Going to Come - I wonder.

The eagle flies on Friday and Saturday I go out to play.

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Not old ones - just most of the ones after Toni sold it. I don't buy it anymore - it's became a magazine for rich hippies I do believe.