What's on the Jukebox?

[Danny White]

David Grissom was Joe Ely's guitarist on Live at Liberty Lunch album, and his late 80's albums. You know ,,, not just the hot sauce but the whole encalada! Left Ely for John Mellencamp but came back to Texas to play with Ely and joined Storyville with Tommy Shannon and Chris Layton. The band that replaced the Arc Angels. Doyle Bramhall II's problem got to be too much! It had the black albino singer Malford Milligan. One of the best singers anywhere!

I heard that watching Willie is hit or miss! Dont watch him outside or at a benefit. He rushed throught the songs,LOL!

[Bob Kraemer]

Just sitting jamin to some C,S,N&Y, Derrick & the dominos, Uriah Heap, Stevie Wonder, Al Green, Wilson Pickett, Chris Isaak, Eagles, Sly, Jefferson Starship & Airplane etc!!!
Damn some of this music makes my head tingle & takes me back to a different time

[WildcatOne]

Danny, Shakedown, the club band I play in, does "Shape I'm In". I think the ArcAngels did that? Them and Storyville were great bands...I was just reading the story of Uriah Heep, Bob. Lots of changes but they have a great lineup these days with 2 original members (Box and Kerslake, but Kerslake replaced the second drummer, Nigel Olsson, who joined Elton John's band after he left Heep)...the Heep is cool. I have a friend in Austin who played with them for a while, John Paul Dutton. Great guy and an incredible musician...him and my drummer from the Wildcats, Rodger Weis, are in a band there called Area 512. They're looking for a singer if anybody wants the gig...Gotta run...Cheers, WC1

[Gator]

"Rainbow Stew" keeps going through my head.......
and reading and enjoying Danny & John talkin Texas
makes me think of
"If You're Goin to play in Texas,Ya gotta have a fiddle in your band"

Danny,BP & 'Cat.........a great 3some...
Thanks Guys !

[draglist]

Definitely some good rockin' goin' on and thanks, Bob, for sharing your dream playlist with us, too. Certain music takes my head tingle, too. BP

[Maritime Drag Racing]

We're feeling very patriotic this AM. First song of the day: Gordon Lightfoot / Canadian Railroad Trilogy
First verse:
"There was a time in this fair land when the railroad did not run -
when the wild majestic mountains stood alone against the sun.
Long before the white man and long before the wheel -
When the green dark forest was too silent to be real"

[WildcatOne]

I saw Gordon Lightfoot in 1982 at the Arena theatre here. He was excellent. His band was superb..."The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald"...just typing that gave me a goose bump attack...it was one of me and Miss Debby's early dates. Great call on Gordo. He's da man. WC1

[Gator]

I saw Gordon Lightfoot in 1982 at the Arena theatre here. He was excellent. His band was superb..."The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald"...just typing that gave me a goose bump attack...it was one of me and Miss Debby's early dates. Great call on Gordo. He's da man. WC1

incredible
haunting
beautiful
like my friends the Bock's

[WildcatOne]

[jim sanders]

tHEY CALL ME THE BREEZE..... sung by , yours truly... with the commercial tag line,,,, I'm just lookin' for a busch.....