j4lackey

There are not many other poets who can go up onstage and be somewhat of an opening act, or benediction, especially for some of the people for whom Thax has done this. It has taken talent, perseverance, and a bit of maneuvering and networking to get to this point, so he has been working. And maybe he does have a spot of mental illness, or at least, you have to admit after reading that piece, that he is wired different than most folk. He's got some points for him, and a few against. But he's trying, and I think he's actually a pretty good poet. It is idealistic to think you deserve to make mon

linky?

Glad you stuck with it. What I heard of you was good, and that was a while back.

Fine. Kids are at school. I'm painting all day now (except when I have to sit down and post here when my back starts hurting). Still playing?

Hey!

Thanks. I knew it was something...

Thanks, Sam. That was insightful. Hope he makes some luck in the nyc.

Which one is the one where he fought Mr. T?

So that's one Nay....

Happy Birthday, Mr K!

Thanks, Jimmy. That was great! "Sometimes I wish they were the Dixie Chicks"!

Why? Do you strip?

Anybody else ever wonder what Jaques Levy contributed to the mix in the mid-70's? I'd love to know. Did he edit poems, finish ideas, start any of the songs?

I wish I had known about this. Not up on YouTube yet. : fingerscrossed

Call me Deacon Blues! (deacon blues..)

Good thread. I'll have to go listen to some Bob and think about it now...

I did that once! (actually, I didn't)...

Is this a sneeze preamble, an epiphany, or an orgasm?

Maybe it was an inside joke...

Happy Birthday, Crypty!

Fixed it for you.

This one time, Goober had a Being There pin on his hat in one of the colored episodes of Andy Griffith.

What you all need is the HUMAN TORNADO!

How long did that take you?

A Love Supreme, by Coltrane, influenced many a rock guitarist. I bought it after seeing it name-checked in a handful of interviews in a Rolling Stone special edition on guitar gods. Great album.