Juke Box

[Parasite]

Little Gracie Slick was a red hot babe back in those days. But the ultimate was when I had the pleasure of sharing a mirror with Stevie Nicks. To this day I'm in love with her.  :-*

[Parasite]

Damn, you know how to drag back long dormant memories.  :'(

[woodworker]

Little Gracie Slick was a red hot babe back in those days. But the ultimate was when I had the pleasure of sharing a mirror with Stevie Nicks. To this day I'm in love with her.  :-*

I always thought that that girl in the Mamas and the Papas was a real doll.

And no TBG, not the fat one!

[Parasite]

And no TBG, not the fat one!

  LMAO

I forget her name now. She was a serious cokehead and almost OD'ed didn't she?

[Guest BJon]

big girl was mama cass and the other girl was Michelle Phillips

[Foamy T. Squirrel]

Just a little reminder for people who want to move to California.

[TBG 150]

The problem here is, that little land strip refuses to break off and fall into the ocean along with the people.

[van the man]

Hey Woody Thanks for adding Leonard Cohen. I just adore his songs. A very unusual but great voice. If you are not depressed before listening you will be after!!! Brilliant!

[sonofjoe]

Well..If we are moving onto classical  8)

Here are two of my favorite opera singers who are also singers of opera (yes there is a difference) Who I might add I find very very HOT! Especially Elina ;)

http://youtu.be/Hdc2zNgJIpY

http://youtu.be/JlSodSvo1Lg

http://youtu.be/jGFUKsv1epk

[Foamy T. Squirrel]

There are many renditions of this on Youtube.  The video isn't interesting, I just picked this one (though the car does say California Zephyr on it, and I'm familiar with that particular machine) but it has words printed in English for those who have difficulty understanding country accents. Have a nice day. And ride the rails every time you get a chance.

I'm sure Woody remembers this tune. All older Americans do.

[Foamy T. Squirrel]

@Woody: I think that you and I could trade some great train hopping stories. I only did it in my youth; but I am not agile anymore & now I buy a ticket and hang out at the bar car instead. I wrote too many obituaries about people who defied the power of a train.

Tall ships built the British Empire: Iron horses built America.

So here's another version of the same song for anybody who likes trains. I'd love to hear Diana sing it as loudly as she wants. And it would be good for Efrim's slap bass, too.

[Foamy T. Squirrel]

Gotta post this. Can't resist music from masters of any genre.