Kevin

Karhul, I know you're still new to posting, but it's starting to wear thin... ::

Deny. It's 50-50- folks.....

Sonic Youth rocked the Fuji Rock Fest last year, too bad they lived young and died fast... Peter Gabriel

I think it would be cool to have ... something... anything even, notable from Delaware !

Tabernaque , Madame ! C'est une bonne joke , pour vous ? Jolly well Merde ! ::

Kellie, I think you should try and change 'some' spelling in the title of this thread ...It's a bit like flying the flag upside down !

Mick and a few of the Stones sang backup on "All You Need is Love" .

"Piano Man " -- Billy Joel "Someone Saved My Life Tonight "/ "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" --Elton John "Only Women Bleed" -- Alice Cooper "Sylvia's Mother" -- Dr. Hook "House of The Rising Sun" -- The Animals "LA Woman" -- The Doors "She's Leaving Home" -- The Beatles :guitar:

"Wild Horses" --written by Mick Jagger for Marianne Faithful while she was recovering from a heroin overdose. He dumped her soon after... "Before They Make Me Run " -- a little 'thumbing his nose' at the Toronto cops who had busted him for heroin possession and was facing some long jail time if fully sentenced (20 years !).

The Pink Panther / A Shot in The Dark Fantastic Voyage Lawrence Of Arabia Cleopatra The Graduate Barbarella

Philadelphia Twelve Monkeys Get Shorty The Birdcadge The Nightmare Before Christmas

Joni is among one of my very few "encounters with the famous". While attending university in Saskatoon, I happened to share an elevator with her in a downtown hotel.

This is actually a question I've been wondering about as well; Is it the actual 'night' of the surrender at Appomatox (or thereafter as news spread) or one of the nights preceeding it in their particular area (likely Virginia, after seeing Robert E. Lee ) which conviced the narrator that Dixie was finished ?

I want to laugh at this....but I cant', because my mother once took me to see Sha Na Na when I was about 12....and I enjoyed it.

:: George Harrison who died in in 2001 (so long ago now..) was added to the Dictionary of National Biography, Britain's definitive record of the great and good. " The dictionary is a record of people who were once our contemporaries and who shaped the society in which we now live, " -- editor Lawrence Goldman Amen. Nice to see George has finally made it into the 'Good Book'.

Ahh, yes ! Look again and imagine the faces of the enemies of Rome just as the lions ( not those from Detroit ) were being released... The Mob rules ! :: Great pic , XXX, thanks !

"Witch Doctor" by Cartoons ? ::

Leonard is one of those rare vocalists who could sing " Twist and Shout " at a funeral and it would sound appropriate. The Byrds

There was a Rememberance Day thread not long ago (Nov.) that may help...

"Another one bites the dust ... and another one's gone, and another one's gone...." Next ? Now we can look forward to a new member ( ashley 2387 perhaps) writing in and moaning about depression and how no one likes them, etc. Yeesh ! Talk about butter on your bun ....

Ron Sexmith has become a popular Canadian artist winning the 2003 Independent Artist Award. Haven't heard much from him myself, but he is highly rated by his fellow musicians, especially Blue Rodeo. Supertramp

WAS the best ? Whatchu' talkin' bout, Sammy ? :: ::

Slim Whitman

Take off, eh no point in steering,eh, but there's a mouse in my bottle, so's I can't take a leak, eh ? Yeah; fer born unto you hosers in the town of Gravelburg; is a savior this guy, eh Humble be thy name ,eh ? Morning has broken; Like the first 2--4 oh, -- the horror; the horror (check out the semi-colon, pretty sophistocated, eh ) T'is the year of the rooster Like my brother can tell the taste of his beers by his burps, eh ? wait still not ! Yonder, a cork pops hailing ..... What ?