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The Turtles... Jake in the Heartland

Jan and Dean... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGqAUx88JQQ Jake in the Heartland

Good morning JF, Wilbert Harrison did have a great voice. Gotta wonder why he is not more well known? Like your selection and I like his overall style, too. The Hombres go back to my youth. One hit wonders but that song is a good one. They do sound like Roger Miller. You have a great day and keep those selections coming. Jake

The Hombres... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yF7YLcoRbFA Jake in the Heartland

Wilbert Harrison... Jake in the Heartland

Marshall Tucker Band... Jake in the Heartland

*Another good variation I will also make is to use refried beans so it is extra thick.. then serve it w/ hotdogs for chilidogs. (stays on the bun better that way!! ha.. there's a method to my chili making madness! ha)* :-) That's not a bad idea. What I'll do is take a couple of dogs, (using Oscar Meyer, Ball Park or one of those Jewish brands like Hebrew National), put them in a couple of buns with the condiments I want and then take the chili and pour it over the dressed dogs in a bun. Pick up a fork and have at it. Good eatin'... You have a good day Miss RO. Jake

Jake's Chili... 1 lb. ground beef 1 cup chopped onion 1 minced garlic clove 2 tablespoons chili powder 1 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 16 oz can red kidney or pinto beans 2 cups water 1 cup ketchup Brown ground beef, onion and garlic. Add chili powder, salt, beans, water and ketchup. Cover and simmer 1 - 4 hours. Thickens as it cooks. I use a crock pot, too and all I do is brown the beef and throw in the rest of the ingredients. Let it cook 6 to 8 hours on low. Jake in the Heartland

Thanks for the interesting information MN. It jogged my memory cells and got me to thinking about all the changes that have taken place in the recording industry. Now, I'm not an expert in this area but I did live through vinyl, 4 and 8 eight track, cassettes and now the cd. I remember Capitol Records, Mercury, Atlantic and there were a host of others. I am certain the ones I mentioned are still around but it would be interesting to know the rest of the history given time. Anyway, thanks for the input. MM1957, *Bravo!* What a great Beethoven selection. Let's let Big B rock for awhile... Jake

Little River Band... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXUxA_lQFcM Jake in the Heartland

> {quote:title=Filmgoddess wrote:}{quote}misswonderly: it is a shame. And it's a shame one someone posits an opinion -- no matter how much one disagrees with it -- and is accused of being from a "trailer park." As if being from a "trailer park" is some sort of slur. There are a lot of decent, intelligent, hard-working people who live in a "trailer park." They are just poor. Poor doesn't mean stupid or ignorant. There are probably a lot more people in this country who think that living in "West Hollywood" is more grotesque than living in a "trailer park." > > I think it's using that kind of slur to dismiss someone's opinion -- rather than engaging someone who disagrees with you in a constructive dialogue -- that has poisoned the atmosphere so greatly in the good ole USA. > > As dear Rodney King said "can't we all just get along?" Well, let me give ya a little insight about "trailers." First of all, they are called mobile homes and can be priced as high as 200,000.00 or more. They have every amenity in them a woman or man could want. They are sometimes the only solution for someone who lives in a rural State who does not wish to build a home. And it ain't po folks livin' in 'em, too. Might be surprised how much money they have. No, they ain't Beverly Hills types but they are doin' OK. I have personally been in a mobile home and have a close friend who owns one in the Great State of Mississippi. My deceased Grand Parents lived in one in Rural Georgia and they were some of the nicest people you would want to meet. Grand Dad served in the Marines and then was a civil servant for the Federal Government. I was and am proud of him. Do they have drawbacks? You betcha and I would choose not to own one but they have positives. Jake in the Heartland

Mike Oldfield...Tubular Bells... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYmIKcP7Nbc Jake in the Heartland

Kim Carnes... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Al9blQOhNw Jake in the Heartland

Sugarloaf...if you hear some scatches, nothing is wrong with your setup... Jake in the Heartland

JF, I once owned an eight track of POCO. Really enjoyed it but I did not continue to keep up with them or own any more of their music. A long time ago. It's not very often they are played here on one of the leading Rock FM stations but I did hear 'em the other day. They did play good music I did play Moby Grape awhile back but I don't think I selected this song. They were critically acclaimed but never made it to the big time. Life ain't fair and it can be tough. Anyway, hope all is well with you and your family. Jake

Moby Grape... Jake in the Heartland

POCO... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kv6KuDi0hy0 Jake in the Heartland

Good mornin' JF, Ah, Joe Walsh, he's done a lotta of things. Really, one of the best... Your selection for Glen Frey is a good one. It's the kind of song to do some slow dancin' with your lady or sit in your favorite recliner and just enjoy. Hope you have a great day my friend. Jake

Joe Walsh... Jake in the Heartland

Today, John Lennon was born... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TU7JjJJZi1Q Jake in the Heartland

The Beatles... You say you want a revolution Well you know We'd all want to change the world You tell me that it's evolution Well you know We'd all want to change the world But when you talk about destruction Don't you know that you can count me out. Don't you know it's gonna be alright Jake in the Heartland

Dire Straits... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwDDswGsJ60 Jake in the Heartland

Sublime... Jake in the Heartland

Duran Duran... Jake in the Heartland Edited by: JakeHolman on Oct 6, 2011 8:57 AM

Good stuff and have a great day...