Today (2/11) is the birthday of the late, great, Bobby "Boris" Picket. To celebrate, his most famous song, performed three years before he died.
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Hall pass for moms. Glad he’s happily married and couldn’t find Hopatcong on a map she’d never come back
Today (2/11) is Sheryl Crow's birthday. To celebrate:
How do you and fairG know of all these birthdays? You’re like super grandmas
lol, yesterday (2/10) was the birthday of "the schnoz," Jimmy Durante. Not somebody that's ever been in BWI jukebox thread, I believe, unless it was a Christmas one. Anyway, to celebrate:
MY wife said she had Eric Clapton, I said then I get Sheryl Crow!!!
Yesterday (2/10) was also the birthday of Roberta Flack. To celebrate, her singing the song that Mrs. Fairgambit thinks of whenever she looks at @fairgambit 
Wednesday (2/9) was the birthday of one of the all-time great song writers and performers, Carole King. Almost all of the later female rock singers have commented on what an influence she was to them. To celebrate:
Yesterday (2/10) was also the birthday of Roberta Flack. To celebrate, her singing the song that Mrs. Fairgambit thinks of whenever she looks at @fairgambit
The first time my wife ever saw my face the moment was something like this......
Absolutely brilliant song writer/performer. I remember my reaction to first hearing Tapestry was, why the heck had she waited so long to record her own album.
And for you late night post game revelers....
That is such a great Doors Album. Its either 1 or 1A for me between that one and Waiting for the Sun.
Check out the mono mix sometime, it's fun. It thumps a bit harder in places. Maybe it's on streaming.
I had a friend who said that song sounded like a tampon commercial. That is forever stuck in my mind whenever I hear it.
And add a black light................ and some incense,............... etc..................................................................................
Some blues. Saw this band open for Tinsley Ellis Friday in Sellersville, Williamsport boy
And then, the master himself, Tinsley Ellis
And then, the master himself, Tinsley Ellis
Jimmy Herring on Billy.
Otis: There were so many guests through the last year: George Porter Jr. in Mexico, Marcus King in Mexico and Trondossa, Jason Isbell at 420 Festival, and now Billy Strings and Todd Snider at the Ryman. What was it like playing with Billy?
Jimmy: Billy is a wonderful kid. He is brilliant, he’s got great musical sensibilities. And, of course, he has technique for days. He can pretty much clobber anybody; he’s got flatpicking chops galore and he’s a true acoustic man. To me, acoustic is like a different world. I’m out of my wheelhouse a bit but I really love it because it’s a learning experience. To get to play with someone as good as him, I was knocked out. All of us absolutely loved playing with him.
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