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That's a good one, but I still love You Are The Woman.
Funny seeing them in a bar like that in the daytime!
I'm certainly familiar with Firefall. Strange Way is a great song. I have the Elan album.
Did I say in part 1 that I'm not a great big Bob Dylan fan? I don't think I did.
This show was probably more hit than miss for me. But I'll tell you what I did like. Ron Wood's song. That was great. The guitar was killer (so was the guitar in the Johnny Winter song that preceded it, but I didn't care for the vocals at all). So the Golden Pell goes easily to Ron Wood. I even liked his vocals.
That last song, You Ain't Going Nowhere, I think a country artist covered that back in the late 80's or early 90's. It might have been Mary Chapin Carpenter. Anyway, I like that song, but not this version. The vocals just don't mesh for me.
Take a week off from the squat thrusts, let the blood back into your head, and the SCREAMING BANSHEES will go away!
Richie havens. That's funny, I was thinking Havens and typed Valens.
Actually..yeah, I did like the Johnny Winter cover, but not the Ron Wood. Again, it's that 9-10 hour thing, I remember certain stuff like SCREAMING BANSHEES and squat thrusts and certain things just get erased from my mind.
Oh boy. I'm tellin' ya, nothing I heard here (except for Valens) did anything for me. I thought it was going to be the Dixie Chicks with the last song (3 chicks) but was trying to think about them and couldn't 'cause they're country but had the thought that they weren't around then or popular. One of them.
No, nothing really here for me, Mike, and I'm sorry. I should have continued doing my squat thrusts instead of listening. Now I'm behind on my weekly squat thrust quota.
Norma Jean Fox
(11/30/1945-9/7/2010)
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