steeler wrote:

He should have went to Norman's Rare Guitars for a better deal. 

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:

In an “appreciation” article in today’s Washington Post, the author recounts Terry Reid having pawned some of his guitars in a shop in West Hollywood.

 Red_Dragon wrote: A while back, I attended a local flea market here in La Quinta.
Terry was there selling used CD's and I bought a well worn copy of Bob Dylan's "Desire" off of him.
It was so well worn... it wouldn't play in all but one of my players.
Thanks Terry. 

 islander wrote:
I’m so with you! Bailey was the major babeatude.  ðŸ¤©

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:

You guys are both wrong. Bailey was the cute one.

Terry Reid

 Jiggz wrote: What are you? Some kind of heterosexual?  

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:


I was kinda in luuuurve with Loni Andersen.....had a poster of her on my wall, right next to Raquel Welch and Cher....oh, and Farrah Fawcett.

 GeneP59 wrote: 
Sorry, Gene.

I was informed today that my old boss from Sears Passed a couple a days ago.  Got to go to the wake tonight.

 Red_Dragon wrote:
WKRP in Cincinnati!  
Aaaaw Loni.    

 Red_Dragon wrote: Loved the WKRP in Cincinnati.

Loni Anderson

Flaco Jimènez
A great reminiscence from a friend of mine, with videos. 

Ryne Sandberg, alright.
(Whenever I hear his name, I think of this song and how they give him a shoutout at the very end.)

Ryne Sandberg, Hall of Fame Second Baseman for the Cubs, Dies at 65

Ryne Sandberg, the Hall of Fame Chicago Cubs second baseman who was acclaimed for both his brilliant fielding and his power hitting, died on Monday. He was 65.

The Cubs announced the death in a post on social media. The team did not say where he died or give a cause.  Sandberg announced in January 2024 that he had metastatic prostate cancer. Seven months later he said he was cancer free, but in December  he announced that his cancer had returned and spread to other areas of his body.

Very sad.  He was a hell of a player... drafted by the Phillies who gave up on him a bit too early. 

 Red_Dragon wrote:
And now the pigeons can breath a sigh of relief since he will no longer be Poisoning Pigeons in the Park.  

Listening him on Doctor Demento late at night as my transistor radio’s 9V battery slowly died.

To Tom. 

Tom Lehrer

I can’t believe Frank  Zappa has been gone 32 years. Wow
Glad RP just played him.