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[Mike.]

I watched a movie tonight. A Bronx Tale.

 

Chazz Palminteri played the Mafia Boss. A tough character. He was tough in real life too, as a young man.

 

I know I would have been in it huge, with him.

 

In the movie, is one of Bob Dylan Songs, played by Jimi Hendrix.

 

A bump. Maybe some newer person, might enjoy it too:

 

 

[Markus]

Prince Shreds it

 

 

[Mike.]

Damn! I didn't Prince was that good!

 

Is that Harrison's kid? Sure looks like him.

 

Nice to see Clapton again too!

 

Hey Marcus .. Did you know that "Layla" was George Harrison's wife? Well, I guess of course "you" did .. duh ...

 

and, you know what's coming next ...

[Mike.]

[Mike.]

And here they are together.

 

[Markus]

Mike,

 

Yes, Prince is that good. No BS, he's the real deal, a lot of fancy stuff but he can shred

 

And that is Geo's kid, Dani. Spitting image of the old man eh?

 

I read a story about Layla, wasn't she Harrison's GF at one time?

[Markus]

well, here is what streaming Pandora all day at work will get you...fire up the Wayback Machine Mr. Peabody, I'm ready to go!

 

 

 

[Mike.]

I read a story about Layla, wasn't she Harrison's GF at one time?

 

I think she was Harrison's wife.The song, was about Layla, after Clapton, had tried to offer her "consolation", and fell in love with her, too!

 

WTH! I couldn't resist posting the original version again. NOPE! I like this later "live" version better!

 

[Markus]

Jimmy Vaughan,  Moon Martin, Robert Palmer & Power Station

 

 

 

 

 

[Mike.]

Nevermind ... you don't need to know all that.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqIpkMDRjYw

[Mike.]

I haven't seen Janis Joplin here yet?

 

[Mike.]

Here's a clip of an interview where, Clapton speaks of "Layla" (Pattie Boyd), and the beginning of his sobriety:

 

 

[MarylandQuitter]

Beryl, the tobacco overtook her
When they gave her a Booker
She was dead in her grave
After all she gave
After all she gave

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJOAaMw6yzk

[Mike.]

^^^ Nice catch!

[Runfree]

 

 

 

3rd grade, my first 45

[Mike.]

^^^ sure remember that one.

 

Never seen "Sloopy" before.

 

She was an inspiration I'm sure.

 

My first 45. About that same time.

 

Edit: Maybe not my first, but I loved it, and drove my mom nuts playing it and a few others.

 

 

I had this one too! I don't know what's up with the pics on the video though.

 

[Markus]

[Markus]

[Mike.]

^^^ Ya.

 

Jimmy Page, one of the greats! Looks good here, too.

 

Robert Plant still looks like the dummy he is with "no" talent. Sorry, we saw a concert of his years back, while standing in the eight row. Confirmation for me, that he is still without any talent and a fool. Supposedly, sometimes Page would join him for the odd concert on that tour but, much to my wife's chagrin who insisted we go, that wasn't the case. She loves Page. A waste of a night. One of our son-in-laws and friends slept outside in a tent in front of the stadium, to get their front row seats. (Got us 8th row ones, lol).

 

Stairway to Heaven. Some of Page's best work!

 

hmm ...

 

Here's "American Woman" by the Western Canadian band, that wrote it, (Randy Bachman of The Guess Who).

 

 

And one of theirs (reported to never be recorded, just copied from a concert ), that is still played on the radio here.

 

[Mike.]

My celebratory song, for one month:

 

 

 

[Mike.]

I like the song but, celebrating Lucifer, is a little more than I should do here, (I did that enough with "All Along the Watchtower", already) ...

 

How about White Rabbit?

 

[Markus]

 

[Markus]

 

[Mike.]

Just like "the oldest", said once about Ray Charles, Whitney Houston, "can make you just want to weep".

 

[Mike.]

Hang on for the first minute ... It's coming!