windy1

Ann Margaret

angel baby I got that one too! just the number 1. weird.

Question A : Was the singer Jim Morrison, and the song La Woman?

My thoughts are that unfortunately I remember all those decades. It is fun to look back though.

MC, we may neec a clue to get us started... ::

Maurice Gibb sang lead on both songs??

Simply because of no second chances, I would take back anything I have ever done to inadvertantly hurt anyone. That's not my style, yet I know there have been times when I have done so.

Allright y'all, not even talking the "supergroups" just think of the great music that came from these people/groups(and this is just off the top of my head, this was my time): The Rolling Stones Lynard Skynard The Allman Brothers Jethro Tull Bob Seger Chicago Fleetwood Mac The Guess Who Creedance Clearwater Reavival Rod Stewart (with and without Faces) Carole King James Taylor The Hollies Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young Neil Young Elton John Grand Funk Mountain Dr John The Eagles The Steve Miller Band The Electric Light Orchestra Kansas The Little River Band Supertramp The Charlie Daniels Band These are just some favorites of mine, there are lots more. oh yeah, lets not forget:The Village People!!!

I would love to have that. I will look for it. COURAGE.

They would go wonderfully with your coveralls jr.

another version of my first answer. they are all about people being gone.

They are all about Love/people being gone? I'm fishin. ::

I don't know what happened to this but I'm not going back and changin it! :: best picture: Million Dollar Baby best actor: Jamie Foxx best actress: Hillary Swank best supporting actor: Morgan Freeman best supporting actress: Virginia Madsen best original score: Finding Neverland best director: Clint Eastwood best original song Learn to be Lonely

jr and Unc are right on this one! I'm sure of it.

Peaches, I too get concened for the younger girls. From one of us to another....great advice!! Too bad I'm still learning. :: Y'all can learn alot from Peaches words.

Thye released albums on the same label, and/or on the same date.

I think it's one of the Gospel songs. How Great Thou Art was one he performed a lot but I don't think that's it. Perhaps one having to do with his mother? Or brother? I don't have time to check this out, so if this helps anyone else, good for you!

Practicing for Fear Factor HD? :: You don't have to eat a cockroach! Heavens. :: You've convinced me, if you're willing to eat a cockroach!

Great job Sara. The layout looks good, it's convienient, and smart. Have two sundaes! ::

Bob Marley?

I missed the entire last half of the guesses! That's what I get for leaving the computer. Congrats Elvy! I'm ready for the next.

I was shocked to hear about Johnny Carson tonight. I think almost any of us in that "tv generation" probably feel the same. I grew up with tv from the start, the first generation to do so. From the time I can remember watching tv, I can remember Johnny. Before I had a real concept of time, I knew I was up late, like the grownups, if I was up when Johnny was on. I started on I Love Lucy, Andy Griffith, The birth of the Flintstones, and all Hanna Barbera's characters. I Dream Of Jeanie. The original Batman. I remember Superman. But these were just tv shows. I never saw Jack Parr, don't remember Steve Allen, but Johnny Carson was always there. Like a friend, a family member, someone you could count on to make you laugh. Always welcomed into our homes, and you knew the man was grateful to be there. He had true class, style, and grace. An entire generation has just lost an icon. They say he had been writing jokes for Leno, Letterman, and Conan. I just heard that yesterday, that he couldn't stay away, that if you listened, you could pick out Carson's stuff, indelibly stamped with his mark. He will be missed. Greatly. May He Rest In Peace.

Please a hint... they do not share a birthday, 3 of them began thier carreers in california, but not 4. Not all country. Just a little hint?

Oohh 55 do another! I want to play! ::

Oh benita, how sad for you. I'm sorry honey. I know exactly how you feel. I lost my mom 4 years ago on dec.26. christmas can never be the same for me. The song that gives me comfort is Angel~Jimi Hendrix. It sounds as though you loved him very much and losing a parent suddenly for seemingly no good reason is difficult, to say the least. My heart goes out to you baby.