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Got it. Hey, good thing is this catches me up with everybody on CRB!
The only place that I see jukeboxes these days would be the Waffle House.
That James Taylor song was cool. Almost gave it the GP, but not quite.
BR549. I used to say that all the time when someone asked my phone number. I watched a lot of Hee Haw as a kid 'cause my Dad watched it.
I didn't realize you hadn't played the Foreigner song. But that's a good thing because I got to hear it today. That, even though I've heard it a thousand times, is a great song that I always like to hear on the airwaves.
The song by Lindesfarne was all lined up to receive the GP, but in an upset surpassed only by Jethro Tull defeats Metallica, not so fast...
Alabama, I do believe, is the best pure Country band to ever make music. I hadn't heard this song in forever, so again, thanks for playing it and bringing back that memory.
And the upset winner of the coveted Golden Pell goes to Ellis Paul for Jukebox On My Grave. What a killer, beautiful song. Lyrically and musically.
And you closed the subject with a bang by playing Johnny Rivers. Easily my favorite song by him. So moody, so gorgeous, Summer Rain.
Excellent job brother.
You listened to right part RJ, just posted in the wrong one.
I guess I confused you because series usually end on an even number.
But since I had a half show on more Records, this says Part 3 END!
You may not have listened to that yet, you are writing about Part 2.
Silly Eddie Wabbit Jon, lol?
Well, this was quite country-skewed, wasn't it?
It was fun to go to the bar after work, plus some money into the jukebox and play pool for a few hours. THen go back to the bar later on and play more pool. Haven't done that in years, probably because I no longer have friends. Sure, I could still go the bar and sit at the end of the bar in a dark corner and watch the people do stupid stuff and impart words of wisdom, but a majority of the people aren't worthy of my wisdom. However, if I were to do this, you would be damned sure I would wear my ratty John Deere hat and a pair of filthy bib overalls.
Of course you played Jukebox Hero. Why wouldn't you? If you didn't, I would have to impart some words of wisdom. Luckily, I do not. I wonder how many people know the words to that song? It's one of those songs most everybody born back then and there that should know all the words. Plus they used to blow up a huge jukebox on stage when they were done with the song. Kinda cool. Kinda LOUD.
Nice series of shows, this one wasn't my favorite though because of the countrynessnish, but you can't please everyone all the time. I don't have to worry about that because I have no friends!
Oops. Did I listen to the right part? I'm confused.
Silly wabbit.
Hahahahaha...RJ, this is the last part.
You wrote about Part TWO and put it here, lol!
I'll answer soon.
Mike
Michael Martin Murphy, isn't that the guy that did Wildfire? It doesn't sound like him at all.
Chuck Berry, he might just be a staple for you. You play him a good bit. I have one question regarding him...do his solo's ever sound different?
The Stones song was really cool. I really liked the guitar solo, and it made me think of Chuck Berry. And did you say Chuck wrote it?
Joan Jett, I was wondering if you would get around to this one. I was never a big JJ fan. This song is decent but it definitely got overplayed way back when.
I always dug that song Two Dollars In The Jukebox, but had kind of forgotten it, so I'm glad that you played it. Didn't remember that it was Eddie Rabbitt either, so even more coolness brought forward by the Pellmeister.
Rory Gallagher, always wondered what his stuff sounded like. Other than the nice geetar playing, not really sure I'm missing much.
Those last two songs didn't really move me.
Nice show though.
I wonder if you'll go country with Joe Diffie in the final part????
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