JUKEBOX. The Rick is off for 4 days so F it we go tonite edition
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Wanted to but nope, did see Isbell a few times.
Great share. The really young Toby Keith, Keith Urban and Steve Warriner appearances were surprising.
The smiles on Wariner's face while Glen is picking the solo are great. Steve's great, but he knows the pecking order, and he could be playing w/ the top of it.Great share. The really young Toby Keith, Keith Urban and Steve Warriner appearances were surprising.
U of I Band - townies from Champaign I think. Sold a lot of records, and for good reason.
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So HimtheRick can show 1 and 2 how Himtherick and moms would dance at Mr. Cs
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Thursday (5/23) was the birthday of the late, great General Johnson. He was one of the founding members, and the lead singer, of the Chairman of the Board. To celebrate, the song he's most known for:
Thursday (5/23) was the birthday of Rick Fenn. He's most known as the guitarist in 10CC. To celebrate, one of their more popular songs:
Friday (5/24) was the birthday of Altoona's Mike Reid. While he's more celebrated among us as a great DT for PSU (and the Cincinnati Bengals), he's had a great career as a musician. Most of his success there is as a songwriter. However, he did release some albums. To celebrate, the only song he's written and sung which made #1 on the Country Music charts:
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Brilliance.
They tell you not to hang around and learn what life's about...
They tell you not to hang around and learn what life's about...
Saturday (5/25) was the birthday of the late, great, Robby Steinhardt. He was the violinist, and co-lead singer, of Kansas, who was also known for his huge head of hair. To celebrate:
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Sunday (5/26) was the birthday of the late, great, Levon Helm. He was the drummer, and sometime lead singer, for The Band. To celebrate:
Steve Walsh was an amazing force of nature. Not sheryl crow amazing (obviously), but amazing nonetheless.
Sunday (5/26) was the birthday of Lenny Kravitz. To celebrate:
saw Fleetwood Mac at Pittsburgh Civic arena likely 1979 when they were really big. We had seats right up front and could see the passageway back stage. They made this passage way with the hard cases. And Stevie would go back there and pull drawer out of like craftsman tool box, and lean over and snort up mass quantities of ? back then likely Peruvian flake. But she comes out to microphone to sing Landslide and she having a very big gagger going down the back of her throat. And we were so close could see clearly the look on her face and her brain and voice were totally disconnected from each other. She missed her pick up com ing around on the chorus, so the band came around a second time and you could see panic on her face and she missed her pick up the second time. Mick Fleetwood got up from drums, came up put is arm around her walked her to mic and helped her sing the rest of the song. Rock and roll in the 70s was a whole different beast........
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Tomorrow (5/28) is the birthday of John Fogerty. He was one of the founding members, and the lead singer, lead guitarist, and principal songwriter, for Creedence Clearwater Revival. To celebrate:
Today (28 May) is T Bone Walker's birthday
... and, of course, Pennsylvania's own Papa John Creach
... and, of course, Pennsylvania's own Papa John Creach
