Byob !!!!!!

[Glen Longino]

Hey Glen.
Count me in.

Here you go, Kevin!
Thanks for the song!

[Domesticated_Mr. Know It All]

Now, I didn't realize this.......nice to find 'new' stuff.

That wonderful singing voice developed by smoking 3 packs a day and drinking two bottles of whisky a night.
Like Tom Waits.
I love it Sean.

[Curtism]

Ahh spit, I'll try to spin one. Here is one I was hot on for a while recently. We even caught them live. Kinda rare for the wife and I.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0V5_fbAH1D8

I need a lesson in the video posting thing

There should be an icon second from the right at the top of your reply box that looks like a film strip. If that's there, click it and copy the address to the vid. If it isn't there, someone smarter than I will be along directly to help further.

Nice band.

[TXdoug]

Like this? test try this guy again this is just a test





cool I learned something today

[seanz]

The Damn Quails are nice.

[Domesticated_Mr. Know It All]

Bingo Doug!

[seanz]

Like this? testing
My kids are hot on this guy again this is just a test

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0V5_fbAH1D8

When you post there is tool bar at the top of the box and the video feature is second from the right........if you squint just right it looks like two frames from a strip of film.

[Curtism]

The Blues Lovers show is starting on our community radio station for those interested.

http://www.wmnf.org/listen

[Curtism]

This here's for Glen. (Couldn't find a similar one for Oklahoma )

[TXdoug]

"The problem with irony is not everybody gets it" Classic

I had not heard that intro to the Ray wiley thing

[Domesticated_Mr. Know It All]

[Curtism]

"The problem with irony is not everybody gets it" Classic

I had not heard that intro to the Ray wiley thing

Stick around, there's a few guys here who are clueless to the impacts of irony. It's sort of funny to watch at times.

[Glen Longino]

This here's for Glen. (Couldn't find a similar one for Oklahoma )

Thanks, Curtis!
I'll share this one with the "ill wind who blows no good", if you don't mind!

[Domesticated_Mr. Know It All]

Oh great, now I have this song in my head.
Man I'm old.

[Glen Longino]

Dammit, Kevin...now I've got it too!

[Domesticated_Mr. Know It All]

You be the judge Glen.
Is this a Texas accent?
Be careful, this one's sticky too.

[Curtism]

Bobster might like this.

[Curtism]

Thanks, Curtis!
I'll share this one with the "ill wind who blows no good", if you don't mind!

Certainly, as often as needed.

[Domesticated_Mr. Know It All]

I'm kinda partial to this one by Ms. Mary.

[Glen Longino]

I can't tell for sure, Kevin.
Could be Texan, Okie, Arkie, Kentucky, Tennessee.
But, you're right, it is "sticky".

[Curtism]

Nice!

[Jimmy W]

I stopped by the tamale place in town this afternoon and a fellow was there who was riding a bike from Wisconsin to New Orleans. I left and got down the road and started thinking that I should have invited him to spend the night. So I went back and did that and he accepted, so I now have a guest for the night. He has gone to bed now and is planning on riding down to Vicksburg tomorrow.

[Domesticated_Mr. Know It All]

Good on ya Jimmy.

One more from Mary.

[David G]

Dontcha mean who forgot to put the old fogies to bed, left 'em snoring in the lazy boy. Geesh.

Boy Howdy, you got THAT right!

[Chip-skiff]

In the mood for Rickie Lee. You might say I have a Jones for her—

[Chip-skiff]

Rickie Lee. Steely Dan.

Some kinda syllabic thing going on here. . .

[Chip-skiff]

Saw these guys back when they were playing 300 nights a year— Tightest Thing on Earth.

[Curtism]

I stopped by the tamale place in town this afternoon and a fellow was there who was riding a bike from Wisconsin to New Orleans. I left and got down the road and started thinking that I should have invited him to spend the night. So I went back and did that and he accepted, so I now have a guest for the night. He has gone to bed now and is planning on riding down to Vicksburg tomorrow.

Good job, Jimmy. That's a pretty long haul, I bet that guy had some tales to tell, eh?

[Curtism]

Boy Howdy, you got THAT right!

So this is what you do when you aren't mounting heads on pikes? Sit around listening to Lawrence Welk?

Coffee's ready . . . and Tuesday is free Geritol day here in the pub.

[Hwyl]

I'll grab a coffee and geritol, nice day here.

[Syed]

For Eng;

Mike Nesmith - Talking to the Wall: http://youtu.be/J9d67Y3esoQ

[changeng]

Why Thank you Syed.
My favorite Monkey.
Great songwriter. We should play more !!

[Syed]

How lucky, call for the Eng and Chang is not there.

[Jimmy W]

Good job, Jimmy. That's a pretty long haul, I bet that guy had some tales to tell, eh?

His blog of his trip is here: http://letourdemississippi.wordpress.com/

[David G]

Good job, Jimmy. That's a pretty long haul, I bet that guy had some tales to tell, eh?

This!

When I worked at Burley Design, we sometimes had touring cyclists drop by the shop. Since I had a spare bedroom, I'd almost always offer them a bed for the night. They all had good stories to tell. And appetites that would shame Godzilla. There was one young lady who had started in Minneapolis, and who liked Eugene so much she ended up staying over a week. What a hoot, and a WildWoman. She had been a courier before her trip, so she had a double dose of funny stories. And dance? We went out dancing several times, and I couldn't keep up. That girl had stamina. Luckily... I had several friends who were only too happy to tap in. <G> Good memories.