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David Crosby's liver died a few years back...

You might like "Be-Bop" and "Hard Bop" style jazz. Get a best of Charlie Parker CD or Dizzie Gillespie to start with. Also check out Horace Silver, "Cannonball" Adderly, John Coletrane, Sonny Rollins, or for something very unique, check out Thelonious Monk. If you want to hear a great jazz singer, get one of the "Best Of" cd's of Bill Henderson. He has an individual style of phrasing his vocals in standard songs that is very cool and makes them his own. On a side note, he is also a character actor that has been in many movies and TV shows since the 70's. He still is singing (and acting) in the LA area and in other large cities that have a big jazz crowd.

I am guessing the most popular costume is to dress as one of Alex's Droogies from A Clockwork Orange so they will look real horrorshow while committing their ultra violence.

Sir Duke-Stevie Wonder The Only Flame in Town-Elvis Costello

In junior high, my friend and I used to set up our annual "Haunted Porch" at his house. It was great fun scaring the little kids. I was very lucky to grow up in a small town in which almost all the homes had kids. Everyone got really into Halloween. I hope it will be like that for my daughter when she is old enough to trick or treat. This is he first Halloween. She will be a lobster.

The Fabulous Thunderbirds were very boring live. Might as well have been mannequins with speakers in their stomachs.

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Batman, I just spent 5 min being hypnotized by your avatar. Wish I could dance like that...is that from "The Office?"

What is Hip?- Tower of Power Most James Brown songs

I just heard a news blurb about Rick James's autopsy results. Death was caused by a "Accidental Heart Attack." Toxicoligy revealed the presence of cocaine, methamphetamine, Vicodin and "other drugs." As Rick once said, "Cocaine is one hell of a drug."

Amen!

Windy, I think you will find this amusing and in line with your signature. John Fogerty recently released an anti war song called, "Deja-vu All Over Again"....

I always thought the line "Eminence front, its a put on" sounded like "Eminence front, it's a pudding." I imagine that is not the message Pete Townshend wished to convey...

The live version of Baba O'Riley does indeed have Roger Daltry playing the violin part on harmonica at the end of the song. You can find it on "The Kids Are Alright." Heres a fro for Sammy!

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The Who Pete sings lead in "Eminence Front"

Winger!!

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