Red Sox vs. Reds , grapefruit league baseball

Please e-mail the sandwich to Elmo as he's trying to lose weight through starvation! Down 10 pounds though. Going from Mick Taylor to Ronnie Wood look.

Listening to Macca "Here Today".

"No Anchovies, Please"



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"Hot Stuff" from LYL ;-)

LCD Soundsystem's latest album. Pretty good stuff.

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The Grateful Dead

10-11-83 Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. (Tue)

1: Wang Dang Doodle, Jack Straw, Loser, Me & My Uncle> Mexicali, Bird Song, Bucket> Day Job

2: China Cat> I Know You Rider, Miracle> Bertha> Jam> China Doll> Drumz> St. Stephen> Throwing Stones> Touch

E: Johnny B. Goode

last "St. Stephen": 01-10-79 [352] - "Sugar Magnolia" tease before "Touch"

Children Of The Grave - Sabbath



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Roger Waters 'In The Flesh' (Dogs).

Elmo Lewis Wrote:
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> Please e-mail the sandwich to Elmo as he's trying
> to lose weight through starvation! Down 10 pounds
> though. Going from Mick Taylor to Ronnie Wood
> look.


It's in the mail Elmo......tuna fish and egg salad with lettuce and tomato.....should I have sent that Express Mail? It has mayonnaise in it.

Nina Simone Mississippi Goddamn

Albinoni - Adagio for Strings in G Minor

IF I were a carpenter....jah the Four Tops!

Great song Rooster

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Dickey Betts Band - Jan. 11, 1988 Lonestar Roadhouse in NYC - featuring Mick Taylor, Jack Bruce & Rick Derringer guesting....

Cheers Nic!! Now Aretha''If i had a Hammer'' are ya goin to Nijmegen?

rooster Wrote:
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> Cheers Nic!! Now Aretha''If i had a Hammer'' are
> ya goin to Nijmegen?


I know I have to go, but I still tinking about it

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E mail Jelle if ya wanna go.

Woody Guthrie - his socalled children songs - I just think they're great ;-)

Bruce Springsteen - Waiting On A Sunny Day off The Rising. The Rising's a somewhat overrated album, but it was right for the times and was a thoughtful, touching and aptly melancholic response to 9/11 and the dark times that followed and are still, sadly, with us still. I saw Bruce play Madison Garden on the first leg of the tour, and it was a powerful, almost overwhelming experience - even by his standards. "New York City, you've been on my mind," he said before he kicked off with "The Rising". Then, when he sang the line, "I want an eye for an eye", in "Empty Sky" there was a huge roar from the audience. The hertbreaking highlight of the gig was "You're Missing".

rooster Wrote:
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> E mail Jelle if ya wanna go.


Thanks I will Think It Over (remindes my of Buddy Holly)

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ROCKMAN

I'm gonna put on Lovers & Killers on ma good ol'cd-freestyle bfore I drop out..

Thats a good one ''Rock''!! I have it also my lp or box is called ''party down'''great show..mighty fine ar....thats the best!!!

Yeah Bro you need some Ice Water........

I got an old time car all shiny black
All dressed up like a Cadillac
If I look too shot don't let me start her
Wash my face in ice cold water.......



ROCKMAN

I'll put it on right now!

Lovers and Killers always get you through the night...makes you jump!!

Nothin' like jumpin' and Wang wang Doodlin' ... All Night Long...



ROCKMAN

Torn And Frayed - Vancouver '72

(Hope Keith will do the backup singing in Nijmegen)

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Stones - If You Need Me from some show from 1964...lovely singing especially by Keith

Stormy Monday - The Allman Brothers

On a stormy monday in San Francisco

Youngbloods - "Get Together" - more right now more than ever.

Having a fish fry and listening to some good music. 70 degrees on a south Georgia night, as Alabama said 'close enough to perfect for me'.

"No Anchovies, Please"