hey, this is just a song i love, it is off-topic. i love how he names all the cities. and, of course, i'm in Chicago, where he ends up. makes me happy.O IS
Best wishes and prayers to homedoggy and all affected by this Hurricane, Stay safe everyone affected , if you wish you can post video of care to them ,and anyone have a Halloween favorite video like my Monster Mash , would like to check out your favorites , Thanks everyone,
I know that the Halloween cards will soon be upon us - a happy change. I think we need little 'Monster Mash.' I know I do. Could someone please post the old video ... especially for those of us who are most definitely young at heart?
Thanx G64. You made my day. Sorry I missed your previous post. I guess I scanned them all too quickly. It is amazing how many things we, or should I say I miss as age creeps up.
This is for you @jezzbelle Love That Dirty Water
Yeah, some Red Sox cards!
Boston, Ted Williams et al, I'm old enough to remember him when he was playing against my team, the Detroit Tigers. I listened every afternoon, 5th grade, and learned how to keep score.
Thinking of what graeme wrote for Armistice Day:
For my father who fought in Africa and Burma in W.W 2 and came back. For those who fought in past and present wars and didn't. If we value our freedom we must never forget the sacrifice they made for u…
On July 26, 1948, Harry Truman integrated the US army. The above song (1941) is truly a WHITE Christmas, but now our troops look so different, many colors, and they have been there for many enlistments/terms of service, whatever it's called.They go into the army, maybe to get the GI Bill -- "The GI Bill provides educational assistance to service members, veterans, and their dependents." Some are killed, some are heroes, some come home and are homeless, we see them on the streets asking for money from the cars passing by,sometimes we give them a dollar and a cigarette, some have PTSD, some kill themselves, some get educational assistance from the GI Bill.
Hello evermore.A very nice yet sombre thought.Too many of our service men and women still suffer the consequences of military action with very little support when they leave.I believe it was Audie Murphy,the most decorated American soldier of WW2 who said,'they prepare you for war but not for the peace',or words to that effect.War can change people,it's a pity that people can't or won't change war.So endeth my sermon for the day...........can't find Treacle.........up to no good,as my gran used to say about me.Nice to hear from you.
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hey, this is just a song i love, it is off-topic. i love how he names all the cities. and, of course, i'm in Chicago, where he ends up. makes me happy.O IS
oops, I mean, I used to see him with Buddy. back when I was young. we all were, then. but hey, Buddy still goes on!
Blues.Can't beat it...........J.Lee.Hooker.....'Going Mad Blues'.Play on.
Good choice on John Lee Hooker Graeme, recently started listening to Joey Bonamassa from his new album Redemption,
Hey, graeme
deep down blues. gonna buy me a mojo hand
A little Hot Chocolate for the soul
Hello evermore.Thanks for the video.One of my favourite tracks,lovely guitar backing.Thanks for the thought.Play on.
Frankenstein- Edgar Winter Gro
Happy Halloween everyone
Happy Halloween
To our friend in Florida panhandle, Georgia and South Carolina (again)
Best wishes and prayers to homedoggy and all affected by this Hurricane, Stay safe everyone affected , if you wish you can post video of care to them ,and anyone have a Halloween favorite video like my Monster Mash , would like to check out your favorites , Thanks everyone,
My sentiments too.I hope you are all safe across the pond.Best wishes.
Forgive me for indulging, but I just saw these guys a couple weeks ago. They're so good live!
indulge away David, enjoyed video , have to check the group out, Happy Halloween to you and Jim and grateful for this site,
Happy Halloween
Not for Halloween, just because I like it
I know that the Halloween cards will soon be upon us - a happy change. I think we need little 'Monster Mash.' I know I do. Could someone please post the old video ... especially for those of us who are most definitely young at heart?
Thanx G64. You made my day. Sorry I missed your previous post. I guess I scanned them all too quickly. It is amazing how many things we, or should I say I miss as age creeps up.
This is for you @jezzbelle
Love That Dirty Water
Yeah, some Red Sox cards!
Boston, Ted Williams et al, I'm old enough to remember him when he was playing against my team, the Detroit Tigers. I listened every afternoon, 5th grade, and learned how to keep score.
This one is rated PG-13
Crank it up!
Awesome all of you! I love this thread!
Pink Floyd w/ Clare Torry
Roy Clark another country music legend we have lost
You’ll need headphones, time, solitude, a glass of mellow something ...then you’ll be all set to listen
I totally forgot one last Thanksgiving tradition. If you have
some time, it's worth it.
Too soon?
My favorite Christmas Song
Y'all are gonna love this.
it's an old song, thinking of all the soldiers there
Thinking of what graeme wrote for Armistice Day:
For my father who fought in Africa and Burma in W.W 2 and came back. For those who fought in past and present wars and didn't. If we value our freedom we must never forget the sacrifice they made for u…
On July 26, 1948, Harry Truman integrated the US army. The above song (1941) is truly a WHITE Christmas, but now our troops look so different, many colors, and they have been there for many enlistments/terms of service, whatever it's called.They go into the army, maybe to get the GI Bill -- "The GI Bill provides educational assistance to service members, veterans, and their dependents." Some are killed, some are heroes, some come home and are homeless, we see them on the streets asking for money from the cars passing by,sometimes we give them a dollar and a cigarette, some have PTSD, some kill themselves, some get educational assistance from the GI Bill.
Just thinking.
Hello evermore.A very nice yet sombre thought.Too many of our service men and women still suffer the consequences of military action with very little support when they leave.I believe it was Audie Murphy,the most decorated American soldier of WW2 who said,'they prepare you for war but not for the peace',or words to that effect.War can change people,it's a pity that people can't or won't change war.So endeth my sermon for the day...........can't find Treacle.........up to no good,as my gran used to say about me.Nice to hear from you.
Thanks for the sentiments @evermore and @graeme...we owe our defenders our support.
Back to a Christmas theme.
12 inches (30cm) so far...I mowed the yard last week.
Ice 9 by Joe Satriani
http://ultimateclassicrock.com/top-christmas-songs/
Merry Christmas Everyone
too much Boiled Custard , sorry for blunder!!!!!!!!