"Why so unforgiving and why so coldI saw Robin Trower with Jimmy Dewar when "Bridge of Sighs" came out at the Paramount in Seattle - great show!
Been a long time crossing bridge of sighs"
Amazing album
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"Why so unforgiving and why so coldI saw Robin Trower with Jimmy Dewar when "Bridge of Sighs" came out at the Paramount in Seattle - great show!
I saw Robin Trower with Jimmy Dewar when "Bridge of Sighs" came out at the Paramount in Seattle - great show!
"Why so unforgiving and why so cold
Been a long time crossing bridge of sighs"
Amazing album![]()
Ehem. Oh it makes me happy to say that.Licks???![]()
Yeah you guys could sit and trade licks at Star's in Montmaitre..
I had a really strange night in Manhattan about 35 years ago. I was in full Merry Prankster mode, including the chemicals. A couple friends and I saw Sonny Rollins somewhere, probably the Blue Note. After that was over, we headed somewhere else on the subway and saw Robert Fripp and Tony Levin with a spectacular drummer whose name I don't remember now. After that, we just wandered around goggling at how strange the city looked to us. That was a whole lot of fun, but I have a significantly different reaction to all kinds of things than the usual person does.I was so torn up, it wouldn't have mattered if he did.
It wouldn't be the first time I was an outlier. It won't be the last.There are limits to fandom.![]()
How can we politely tell PillO his little cartoon's getting old?
... a little thing called a "Private Message" (might be a bit late for that now though)How can we politely tell PillO his little cartoon's getting old?

Hey, hate to admit this and not to one up or anything like that, but I once (late 80s) went to a party in Birmingham (UK) and woke up in Paris...I had a really strange night in Manhattan about 35 years ago. I was in full Merry Prankster mode, including the chemicals. A couple friends and I saw Sonny Rollins somewhere, probably the Blue Note. After that was over, we headed somewhere else on the subway and saw Robert Fripp and Tony Levin with a spectacular drummer whose name I don't remember now. After that, we just wandered around goggling at how strange the city looked to us. That was a whole lot of fun, but I have a significantly different reaction to all kinds of things than the usual person does.
ooops, sorry..... a little thing called a "Private Message" (might be a bit late for that now though).
Easy: Oi! @PillO. Chucky says your phrasing cartoon is getting old!! Is he a cad or what?How can we politely tell PillO his little cartoon's getting old?

and I thought you were classy....Easy: Oi! @PillO. Chucky says your phrasing cartoon is getting old!! Is he a cad or what?![]()
Me?? You're avin a larf!!and I thought you were classy....![]()

How can we politely tell PillO his little cartoon's getting old?
... a little thing called a "Private Message" (might be a bit late for that now though)![]()
ooops, sorry..

I can think of worse places to find yourself after a hard night.Hey, hate to admit this and not to one up or anything like that, but I once (late 80s) went to a party in Birmingham (UK) and woke up in Paris...
no joke! Yikes!!!!!
good point. gotta love when hair of the dog beer is cheaper than cola..I can think of worse places to find yourself after a hard night.
and not frowned upon at 7:00 in the morning...good point. gotta love when hair of the dog beer is cheaper than cola..
Easy: Oi! @PillO. Chucky says your phrasing cartoon is getting old!! Is he a cad or what?![]()
I can think of worse places to find yourself after a hard night.
Easy with the Cad, there are more of us than you think![]()