I was on my way to Pontiac to see the GREATEST ROCK AND ROLL BAND IN THE WORLD {still true today} for the second time...Iggy Pop, Santana...and then The Stones.....what a show.....Great Memories.....Loved that tour

rlngstns,
Thank you for making me feeling old :-0
Loved that tour as well!!!
(OK, Pontiac was a bit too much, I had a Mazda 323 at that time... oh well)

TE
Oslo

your mazda 323 sounds great, i was on a greyhound bus.

26 years ago I was driving a 1972 Oldsmobile Delta 88 (land barge)
to my second Stones gig.
That car had a 455 "rocket" motor that would spin the
tires even from a rolling start with a carload of people!

we rode in the back of a 64 ford van with the bugeye headlights to the dec 1st show. my first show ever. we jumped the wall to get on the floor. ten days later we were in the back of a 64 chevy van on our way to my second show in lexington,ky on dec 11th.

I was smoking big Mendocino fatties on Rattlesnake Creek, just outside of Willits, Californee.

I was counting the days before my first RS show at Wembley Stadium.

26 years ago my mom and dad got maried hehe

26 years ago today I was divorcing my first wife.....Thank God!!!

"We all made mistakes when we were young" famous quote by Ronald Reagan among others.



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26 years ago I was married for three years and my daughter was almost one year old (and now she got here first child two weeks back).

And I'm not that old ..... so historically there must be something wrong

Whhaaa ................

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BluzDude Wrote:
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> 26 years ago today I was divorcing my first
> wife.....Thank God!!!
>
> "We all made mistakes when we were young" famous
> quote by Ronald Reagan among others.

I offer you my sincerest and most enthusiastic congradulations!

Edith Grove Wrote:
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> 26 years ago I was driving a 1972 Oldsmobile Delta
> 88 (land barge)
> to my second Stones gig.
> That car had a 455 "rocket" motor that would spin
> the
> tires even from a rolling start with a carload of
> people!



oh yeah, I remember those cars. I borrowed my friend's in high school (in the 70's) and it would jump out from under you.....I wouldn't be surprised if birds and decent sized rodents got sucked into the carbeurator