Father Kit Cool Gun Garth

Tonight I'm Yours

As always, prayers up for GOD'S Healing touch.

While my Dad was stationed at Eglin A.F.B., we lived in Valparaiso, just outside the Base and part of the Twin Cities of Valparaiso- Niceville. Back in the early 70's Niceville had a display of a replica of one of the Doolittle Raiders planes. I remember it well as I passed it daily on my ride from home to attend Okaloosa-Walton Jr. College. First met my lovely bride in Niceville. https://www.eglin.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/3006013/af-local-community-host-final-doolittle-raiders-ceremony-aerial-review/ NICEVILLE — The display at Northwest Florida State College's Raider Arena honoring the Doolittle Raiders — the 80 Army Air Forces airmen who volunteered for a daring and successful World War II bombing mission over Japan — now has an artifact of that mission that would be the envy of any museum.

This one's for you Moody Blues fans, especially those who mentioned them in a later Thread: https://forums.sassnet.com/index.php?/topic/365317-60’s-and-70’s-rock/ @Blackwater 53393 @Subdeacon Joe @Cypress Sun @Tooky Slim Eyes Of A Child

Ocean Eyes

@Tooky Slim, That entry was perfectly fine. What occasionally happens with Threads such as this, which include numerous videos, Posts can be slow to appear. Combine that with Posts that transition from the end of one page to the top of the following page (which occurred in your instance) another Post can end up getting inserted between the two Posts. This is completely acceptable. By the way, your following "GOD of Thunder" with "GOing Down the road feeling bad", was very creative and acceptable. Thanks again for playing.

Island Girl

Fantasy Island

@Calamity Kris already mentioned the band YES: The band's sound is influenced by psychedelic rock and classical music, and features Jon Anderson's vocals, Steve Howe's guitar, Chris Squire's bass, and Rick Wakeman's keyboards. However; in addition, these other two BANDS ruled the Progressive Rock genre. ELP The band's members are Keith Emerson (keyboards), Greg Lake (vocals, bass, guitars, and producer), and Carl Palmer (drums and percussion). King Crimson Founded by Robert Fripp, Michael Giles, Greg Lake, Ian McDonald and Peter Sinfield, the band initially focused on a dramatic sound layered with Mellotron, McDonald's saxophone and flute, and Lake's bass and powerful lead vocals.

@Tooky Slim, Welcome to the CONGA LINE. ENJOY