photo-shopped head on the ballplayer, in your new avatar? Obama?

I like it....

I hope all is well with you and the family. I've been off the blog a few days (DSL down) so haven't seen an update on the Mrs...

Take care.

Yeah. It's Obama in his little league uniform.

Nothing political intended, really. Just having some fun. He just looks like he ought to play little league or join the Boy Scouts.

I hope these work. This is my first attempt at inserting a URL link!

Billy Preston, George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Ringo Starr ... really!

Doobie Brothers

Pink Floyd
Pink Floyd

Mark, Don and Mel baby!! (This REALLY captures the 70s!)

I remember, as part of the radio promos, they warned flights into/out of Harstfield to not fly over the stadium because of the lasers they were going to use that night.

It turned out to be overcast and it made the light show that much better.

I swear you could hear rivets 'popping' under the stands that night but I have admit that my memories of that evening are not the best.

Your links worked fine. If you've got others post away.

Just remember time travel can be hazardous to your health.

The Moody Blues

SOS, Simon & Garfunkel

Scarborough Fair

Actually it worked on all of them. I loved the late 70's music, I like all the ones you played-except I am not into Pink Floyd- must be a female thing. What matters is you did.

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"Hope Changes Everything"

Well, on the Doobie Brothers -you did it! I loved the Doobie Brothers, I did like "My Sweet Lord" then I found out ole George was singing about that other false god. I still listened, ignored his god and put my God I believed in - insert in the song.

Now was that confusing.

I saw the Doobie Brothers in concert- great!

I adore Michael Mcdonald- but he came later- that's not him on this song.

I am sure Muddle will like it.

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"Hope Changes Everything"

What did he do on the Doobie Brothers?

Old George and the false god---a song name maybe?

And, who is Guss?

Yes, I understand Meatloaf is an acquired taste.

Buffalo Springfield - Expecting to fly

The Temptations: Just My Imagination

Never got carried away with any of it, but The Carters were rite purdy.
Bill Monnnroe was fancy.
Kinda lakd Guy Lomardi rite much.
Dorseys were kinda starting up.
Doris Day and Patti Page were rail gud.
Never laked Frank much.
Lucille Bal when she was a stripper sung purdy gud.
I liked George Burns also---good sanger.
Of course I was gettin old then, and I picked up Fats Domino
in my middle age!

Cat Stevens
Leon Russell
John Mayall
Neil Young
Joni Mitchell
Moody Blues
Al Green

Cat Stevens. Saw him a Philadelphia Academy of Music (1971) with Carole King opening...what a blast. Tea for the Tillerman. Keep the faith.

Democracy is not a spectator sport.

Tea for the Tillerman - the first album I bought with my own allowance! LOL I saw him in concert in 1971 also (still have the ticket stub!).

"Duane Allman", enoufgh said

it was always Little Feat with the late Lowell George. Keep the faith.

Democracy is not a spectator sport.

Little Feat - Willin' 1978, Waiting for Columbus, version.

How did you know that "Waiting for Columbus" was my absolute favorite album of all time?...then to us Little Feat-heads...is there any better album of Feat-music? Thank you, thank you, thank you. Keep the faith.

Democracy is not a spectator sport.