What are you listening to?

[Mindful]

 

[Marion Morrison]

Rock and Roll, baby!

 

[Marion Morrison]

 

[Marion Morrison]

Skynyrr!!

 

[Marion Morrison]

That is such a killer song. First time I heard it, it was Uncle Yoke's Black Dog doing it, they did it good, too! They even have a Tuba.

 

[Mindful]

That is such a killer song. First time I heard it, it was Uncle Yoke's Black Dog doing it, they did it good, too! They even have a Tuba.

I was a fan of Little Feat, and those others you mentioned. My husband was in the record business, and there was a 'scene' going on.

I like those songs and the stories they tell. Out on the open road to forever. Only the Americans can pull that off.

 

[Marion Morrison]

That is such a killer song. First time I heard it, it was Uncle Yoke's Black Dog doing it, they did it good, too! They even have a Tuba.

I was a fan of Little Feat, and those others you mentioned. My husband was in the record business, and there was a 'scene' going on.

I like those songs and the stories they tell. Out on the open road to forever. Only the Americans can pull that off.

I do believe "Dixie Chicken" is a NO song. Uncle Yoke's Black Dog is a NO band.

This is them boys:

They do do that 10x better than Little Feat. No record on the internet. I have it on VHS, though.

 

[Mindful]

That is such a killer song. First time I heard it, it was Uncle Yoke's Black Dog doing it, they did it good, too! They even have a Tuba.

I was a fan of Little Feat, and those others you mentioned. My husband was in the record business, and there was a 'scene' going on.

I like those songs and the stories they tell. Out on the open road to forever. Only the Americans can pull that off.

I do believe "Dixie Chicken" is a NO song.

Ditty then.

If you want to be awkward.

 

[Marion Morrison]

"She took me to the river, where she cast her spell". NO all the way!

Talkin' 'bout that Mississippi, baby. I ain't no cajun, I'm a cracker, but I know what's what.

 

[Mindful]

"She took me to the river, where she cast her spell". NO all the way!

Talkin' 'bout that Mississippi, baby. I ain't no cajun, I'm a cracker, but I know what's what.

Yes, I saw that.

I used to swim in rivers. Did you?

 

[Marion Morrison]

Here's to the good times!

 

[Marion Morrison]

"She took me to the river, where she cast her spell". NO all the way!

Talkin' 'bout that Mississippi, baby. I ain't no cajun, I'm a cracker, but I know what's what.

Yes, I saw that.

I used to swim in rivers. Did you?

Yes. Most recently it is Rainbow River. That song is the old old stuff.

 

[Mindful]

"She took me to the river, where she cast her spell". NO all the way!

Talkin' 'bout that Mississippi, baby. I ain't no cajun, I'm a cracker, but I know what's what.

Yes, I saw that.

I used to swim in rivers. Did you?

Yes. Most recently it is Rainbow River.

It's either in Florida, or on the way to Heaven.

 

[Mindful]

My favourite "song" about rivers is the Talking Heads rendition. Written by Al Green, who also performed it well, with BB King and others. Hillary and Bill were grooving in the audience.

I think the river in question was in PA.

 

[Marion Morrison]

Me and my buddy were out doing our working thing, and came upon this old black man rockin' out to some AC/DC.

LMAO, I used to put the needle on the edge of the record, and be beating on my neighbor's door when it starts kicking in. 100w Stereo blasting it! RCA tube. Good Morning!

 

[Mindful]

Another "one of those stories".

 

[Marion Morrison]

I like me some Jackson Browne.

 

[Mindful]

Three of us were driving up the German autobahn recently, and this came on the radio:





No speed limit, and speakers up mega high.

 

[Marion Morrison]

Three of us were driving up the German autobahn recently, and this came on the radio:





No speed limit, and speakers up mega high.

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Should have been this:

 

[Marion Morrison]