I'm old, grumpy, and-so far, at least-outliving some of my R&R heroes.
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I'm grumpy and old, but quick!![]()
Or not at all. Equally unfortunately.That can come with age, unfortunately.

That can come with age, unfortunately.
I remember my mother telling me when I was a kid that I'd complain if they hung me with a new rope, so it apparently didn't require me getting older to get grumpier; looks like I brought it with me!I am quickly becoming older and grumpier...
That can come with age, unfortunately.
Oh wow I love pre-Rumours Fleetwood Mac.
Watched a live interview Friday night with David Crosby. Very grateful he's with us.
Kiln House is one of those Fleetwood Mac oddities that I hold very close. It's a post Peter Green effort and one song in particular .... but we're talking Peter Green and I often play along with the Peter Green Splinter Group. When I'm playing along, that is. What I'm doing right now is something else again. But I don't have a slide.
Kiln House is one of those Fleetwood Mac oddities that I hold very close. It's a post Peter Green effort and one song in particular .... but we're talking Peter Green and I often play along with the Peter Green Splinter Group. When I'm playing along, that is. What I'm doing right now is something else again. But I don't have a slide.
I've always like this one when Bob Welch was in the band:
They could be really far out![]()
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Forgive my pedantry, but....since we share a fear and loathing for typos etc.....that garment is a ruana. Abi the wife brought a couple back when she returned from Bogota in '69, and again in '90.Now it seems to me there is a discussion of what we have worn / will wear again? on stage. And some discussion of Annie Oakley's ill-begotten wages of sin Talks to an Empty Chair Guy. So it would seem today I ran a touch of laundry for my rauna, gifted me by a Colombian friend these 40 years ago. It is not a Sears poncho! What it is is right here, drying in the sunshine
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Forgive my pedantry, but....since we share a fear and loathing for typos etc.....that garment is a ruana. Abi the wife brought a couple back when she returned from Bogota in '69, and again in '90.
Forgive my pedantry, but....since we share a fear and loathing for typos etc.....that garment is a ruana. Abi the wife brought a couple back when she returned from Bogota in '69, and again in '90.
In this case I really appreciate your pedantry, mikie. I wondered what a village in Latvia had to do Ms. M's posts? Now I feel sane again! But it won't last. It never does. (sigh)
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I've no doubt of your ability to set misconceptions straight.Gonna say when I wear the garmentI get noticed. And worn it on stage as appropriate for my hippie band in a particular lens of time. What may be odd, if anything, is no photographs of me so attired exist, to the best of my knowledge.
The kind of notice I get, I notice, depends a great deal on who is seeing me. Folks latch on to all kinds of wrong ideas.
I've no doubt of your ability to set misconceptions straight.
