Reptile Wrote:
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> NICOS Wrote:
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> > Beatles, Kinks, Beeg Gees, Dave Berry, david
> > Garrick (from Dear Ms. Apple Bee).
> >
> > Sorry I was a Teeny
>
> I think I must have misread. What does that first
> one say?


Sorry Rep, I meant "De Kevers"

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was just listening the other night to Little Willy on a 70's compilation disc I put together years ago. amazingly, he still won't go home....

StonesTod Wrote:
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> was just listening the other night to Little
> Willy on a 70's compilation disc I put together
> years ago. amazingly, he still won't go home....


How did it sound to you? I think it still sounds pretty good.

loved it - i feel better knowing we're either both nuts or very astute in our collective tastes. i see you're undercover again, Cind....

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> StonesTod Wrote:
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> > was just listening the other night to Little
> > Willy on a 70's compilation disc I put together
> > years ago. amazingly, he still won't go
> home....
>
>
> How did it sound to you? I think it still sounds
> pretty good.

Sorry Cindy, just downloaded and deleted it.

Although there are some tunes I like from the Chin and Chapman groups but not this one.

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StonesTod, I guess it's just you and I on the Little Willie song. NICOs has pretty good taste. Oh well, can't win em all.

Yeah, I'm back undercover. I don't know why, i just feel really uncomfortable when it shows I'm online. I guess I'm just weird like that.

another moldie oldie: Ram Jam - Black Betty. you like?

btw - how was the big guy's party? Caligula go over well?

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> >
> Yeah, I'm back undercover. I don't know why, i
> just feel really uncomfortable when it shows I'm
> online. I guess I'm just weird like that.


there's "good weird" and "bad weird" - file this under "good weird."

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> another moldie oldie: Ram Jam - Black Betty. you
> like?
>
> btw - how was the big guy's party? Caligula go
> over well?

Yeah, who sings that song? I never knew that.

Party was AWESOME! The place was so cool, everyone had a blast, and there were 5 people running the party so I didn't have to lift a finger, I could just have fun. Thanks for asking. Caligula was a big hit!

CindyC Wrote:
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> StonesTod, I guess it's just you and I on the
> Little Willie song. NICOs has pretty good taste.
> Oh well, can't win em all.
>
> Yeah, I'm back undercover. I don't know why, i
> just feel really uncomfortable when it shows I'm
> online. I guess I'm just weird like that.


Cindy, I understand what you mean, sometimes I only want to check out some post and not want to react, but if everybody sees you online they probaly think "why doesn't Nico react"

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song: Black Betty
band: Ram Jam

...if they liked Caligula, they'll be sure to dig Rope.

next year's party for sure!

On my block in Philly in 1964, there were only two bands that mattered before the Stones emerged--the Beatles and the Dave Clark 5. And of course, all the boys thought the Beatles were pansies. So by default I was a Dave Clark 5 fan.


And when my uncle came to me and asked if I wanted a ticket to see the Beatles at the Steel Pier in Atlantic City (seating capacity, f-ing 600!!!), of course I declined. A response I've regretted ever since...

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> Slade and the Sweet!!!!Im livin in shame!!!Foxy
> on the run!!!


Slade never had the popularity in the states that they had in the UK but Me and my buddies loved them.

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Cindy, I understand what you mean, sometimes I only want to check out some post and not want to react, but if everybody sees you online they probaly think "why doesn't Nico react"

Yeah, there's that, and a lot of times, I just leave myself logged on all day, and just keep the thing minimized, so it would look like i'm online, when I'm really not.

virgil Wrote:
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> rooster Wrote:
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> > Slade and the Sweet!!!!Im livin in
> shame!!!Foxy
> > on the run!!!
>
>
> Slade never had the popularity in the states that
> they had in the UK but Me and my buddies loved
> them.


Pop quiz, Ed....who managed the band? no peeking....

troubador Wrote:
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> On my block in Philly in 1964, there were only two
> bands that mattered before the Stones emerged--the
> Beatles and the Dave Clark 5. And of course, all
> the boys thought the Beatles were pansies. So by
> default I was a Dave Clark 5 fan.
>
>
> And when my uncle came to me and asked if I wanted
> a ticket to see the Beatles at the Steel Pier in
> Atlantic City (seating capacity, f-ing 600!!!), of
> course I declined. A response I've regretted ever
> since...

Man you will never get over that (did you pick up your live since then ?)

I had the same problem not going to the Stones concert in 1970 Amsterdam.

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Queen and Deep Purple

NICOS, I was a broken youth--until I got to see the Stones in 72...now I dont look back!

Troubadour, that's the year I also saw them for the first time.

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KISS I was a little kid who knew nothing about real music. My life changed when I was 8 yrs old. After ER I never looked back. The Stones became my all time favorite band and that has not changed since and never will. Long live the Stones !!

May have forgotten Slade (& Sweet, but that's embarassing)...
Well; S-Tod... I didn't peak & dont remember...
Who did manage Slade?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-04-24 10:40 by Baboon Bro.

the late, great Chas Chandler, bassist for the original Animals who quit the gig to become Jimi's first manager/producer and then went on to manage Slade for a dozen years....

During my infant years, I grew up in a house full of records, with the Everly Brothers being my favourite out of everything else. I especially liked (and still do) their first two Warners albums. Then came the Beatles.

At the age of eight however, I came across the stones on Thank your Lucky Stars singing Not Fade Away and that was it. Hooked to this day.

NICOS Wrote:
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> Reptile Wrote:
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> > NICOS Wrote:
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> > -----
> > > Beatles, Kinks, Beeg Gees, Dave Berry, david
> > > Garrick (from Dear Ms. Apple Bee).
> > >
> > > Sorry I was a Teeny
> >
> > I think I must have misread. What does that
> first
> > one say?
>
>
> Sorry Rep, I meant "De Kevers"

You sure it wasn't "De Gleufdieren"?

I grew up the son of a high school coach in the late 60's-early 70's. I was exposed to a lot of teenage music of that era (good stuff!).

My mother worked at a country music radio station in South Georgia, so I was force fed the country of that time.

I grew up loving a lot of stuff before I got hooked on the Stones. Probably my favorites were Three Dog Night, CCR, Beatles, and later Elton (I've since recovered).

Let me guess, Elmo, your dad made you do push-ups when you listened to the B.. Beat.. well I can't say it.. and Elton?

I know man, you just had to be there for that Captain Fantastic buzz.

Elmo, I loved Elton back in the day. My vinyl album collection is a testament to my fondness. Captain Fantastic was the last album I bought, though, and I have long since sold it at a yard sale. But the others before it were masterpieces. I saw him in concert November 8, 1974. Great show.

We all loved Elton in 1970-74 or so.
Impressing you guys dared to reveal it!