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Tetrachloride
(8,635 posts)Hollaback Girl mashup with Soggy Bottom Boys - great.
my aching back โ better than my hook hand.
LuckyCharms
(19,854 posts)Midnight Writer
(23,612 posts)If it's not, it should be.
LuckyCharms
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Goonch
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Niagara
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mahatmakanejeeves
(63,987 posts)LuckyCharms
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sanatanadharma
(4,074 posts)What is he? The woodwinds section?
thatcrowwoman
(1,230 posts)London Homesick Blues
๐thatcrowwoman
LuckyCharms
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2naSalit
(96,262 posts)Check back later.




Good to know what he looks like now! He comes around here sometimes, a guy in town makes guitar picks for him out of agates.

LuckyCharms
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2naSalit
(96,262 posts)I have heard it long ago but never knew the lyrics.
LuckyCharms
(19,854 posts)"Well my number one occupation, is stealing women from their men".
A friend of mine living 3,000 miles away and I spent an entire evening making Bob Weir memes.
I looked up the lyrics, pretty funny. Definitely Bob Weir material. I bought his first solo album, there were several good tunes on that. I donated all my vinyl to a radio station years ago.
LuckyCharms
(19,854 posts)2naSalit
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(19,854 posts)Essentially a Grateful Dead album. All of the Dead members played on it.
Had the vinyl and an 8 track. Used to play it in the car my first year of college.
2naSalit
(96,262 posts)Last edited Thu May 4, 2023, 08:31 AM - Edit history (1)
The Europe '72 tour albums were the last vinyl I ever bought. Both had all kinds of good stuff, seems they were at their best evolutionary state at that time. I wasn't very impressed after that. A couple things here and there but I had moved on to some other areas I found to explore in music. My voice was changing and jazz was calling my name so I went there for a while.
I have to get my cassette player fixed in my 4Runner, it has a sweet all around sound system that I really miss. I still have all my cassettes, haven't owned an 8track since... long ago.
LuckyCharms
(19,854 posts)I probably bought it in 1973 or 1974. I was poor and couldn't afford headphones. I just had a cheap turntable and a pair of bookshelf speakers. I used to hold a speaker in each hand up to my ears for the "headphone effects" when listening to that album.
I was pretty stupid, but I got strong forearms from doing that. My hearing isn't so good now though.



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Wounded Bear
(61,653 posts)but I'm not sure that what you heard was exactly what I meant.
LuckyCharms
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