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Oh, traffic jams are the best time to listen to my music?
I'll take that, lol!
Wow, it seems like you went through the artists you played at a hundred miles an hour today. Must be trying to get through that traffic jam. By the way, I like the subject of the traffic jam. You know that's the best time to listen to all of your music, right?
Anyway, one side note. I just moved. Augusta is not what I consider a big city at all. Nothing like New York or even Atlanta for that matter. But I moved about 8 miles from where we were living. So my commute to and from work goes from less than 3 miles one way to about 10 miles one way. No big deal, but the time goes from about 6 minutes to about 25-30 minutes. The only silver lining I have found is that I can pretty much listen to at least one cd per day now.
For this show, I loved the start. Takin' Care of Business was a huge song and rightly so. The guitar work that runs throughout the song is so cool. Try listening to the guitar without paying attention to the vocals. It just rocks.
I also loved that song by The Guess Who. They get the Golden Pell. That was cool.
The rest of the show didn't really thrill me, but I did like that Kinks tune and the a capella (however you spell that word) song Traffic Jam. Jeff Beck wasn't bad either.
Enjoyed it bro.
Kind an an eclectic show here, boss. All over the board with this one, boss.
How are ya?
Do you have a car?
How about a bike?
Maybe roller skates?
That Kinks song sound like something from The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
BTO & The Guess Who. Interesting. Not that they have anything in common at all, whatsoever.
A lot of these songs like they were written while on drugs. Traffic does that to you. Causes strange thoughts.
"Alice In Wonderland"? A druggy movie.
Fusiony jazzy jazz. I like Jeff Beck.
Here's a rush hour song!!!!
There are no birthdays today
Norma Jean Fox
(11/30/1945-9/7/2010)
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