Cypress Sun

I always liked Manfred Mann's version better, not to take anything away from Springsteen.

Heard it a couple of days ago. Meh. IMO, a shameless, no doubt successful and PT Barnum type, money grab.

Foxy Lady with Purple Gams!

I'm looking forward to a picture of "Foxy Lady".

When I was a kid, bow hunting wasn't hard at all. Just went to the closet with the Christmas stuff in it. My mother had a hangup about saving bows. There was probably bows in there from the 1950's and this was in the 1970's.

Coincidentally, this was in one of the online news sites that I look at in the morning. The last prison ship in the US is being shut down. Last operating US prison ship, a grim vestige of mass incarceration, set to close in NYC (baynews9.com)

Looks more like the entire left side of the defensive line.

IT'S A BOY!!!!

Yeah, not only are you NOT going to get breakfast...you're NOT going to be getting anything else for a while either.

No, the baby puke yellow fridge was long lived also.

None of them, they're all dead...but if I had to choose while living, it'd be Perry Mason. He only lost one case...because the guy was indeed guilty, Burger finally won one.

Come on man...the answer is 42...always has been...always will.

I never had to show ID to get into a bra although some bras were harder to get into than some bars.

Never a truer song was ever written.

At this point in life, cremation is the only way I'll have a hot body!

I don't wave that things I can't see.

Yeah, it was pretty cool and completely unexpected. In all honesty, I kind of felt bad for Mr. Clayton-Thomas as there was only about 20 people there for the 1st show, not very many for what I considered a top rate musician as was his (mostly brass) band that was with him. That didn't stop them from putting a first rate show at all. There were more people in the audience for the second show than the first, but not many more. A unique night to be sure and one that I will think about and remember for a lifetime.

I sat and partied with David Clayton-Thomas when he was doing a show in a bowling alley bar in Largo, Florida in 1983 or 84. We talked and had drinks for about 1 and 1/2 hours in-between his shows, just me and him. Real nice, down to earth guy. Still had the big, powerful voice and did all of Blood, Sweat & Tears hits and not so famous songs.