JakeHolman

Bob Dylan...Just Like A Woman... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZcikThHtAY&feature=related

Eric Clapton...Let It Rain...clean, crisp and hard-driving guitar work from one of the best.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLf6rhKTRjU

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> {quote:title=JackFavell wrote:}{quote} > I'm glad you are doing OK. It is a bad time, but we've been lucky, knock wood, with just one pay cut along with a shortened work week for a few months. Now we are back on track. I'm glad to know you and your family are doing OK, too... This is one from Neil Young and the guitar work is outstanding. It's long but very good. I recommend some headphones Till the next time.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoA5cqDSasM&feature=related

> {quote:title=JackFavell wrote:}{quote} > Yes, Jake, all is well with us, aside from the giant mounds of snow that are surrounding our house, weighing our shrubs down to the ground. It's kind of fun, going out and hiding behind the snowplow mounds..... my daughter's igloo collapsed today after she put her foot through the roof. > > How bout you? I once lived in Denver and although it is a terrific town, I don't miss the snow. I'm a Southern boy. I'm doing great. Working very hard which is good. At least I'm working and the money is good. These times are the strangest and hardest I've seen in my entire life. And I've seen a few recessions. A lot of good people are really hurting. As always, post here whenever you like... Your friend Jake.

> {quote:title=JackFavell wrote:}{quote} > Hey, thanks for the YES songs! Love it. Hi JF, Thank you and hope all is going well for you Yep, I love Yes and here's one from their Fragile album. Chris Squire certainly shows his skill at Bass with this one. Till the next time... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op3VnzVKq1Q

Yes...It Can Happen...it sure can... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HjL-z3oji4

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From the album Quadrophenia: The Who... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygOaNo3M_Hw&feature=related

Steve McQueen...The Sand Pebbles...1966...and he was not nominated for Best Actor in Papillon...1973...a real joke...

Slip Kid...The Who...

Garage Rock at its finest...The Music Machine...

> {quote:title=MovieProfessor wrote:}{quote} > > gwtwbooklover you wrote: > > . . . I myself wonder how Marilyn would have been if she had had a child of her own. I like to think she would have found substance, happiness and life. > > She should have stayed a simple housewife and not placed herself under the spotlight. She couldn't handle it. Joe D. gave her that chance but she chose to be the Kennedy's squeeze...

More great Garage rock...The Music Explosion... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMKblZEnD3c Till the next time...

> {quote:title=ValentineXavier wrote:}{quote} > > {quote:title=JakeHolman wrote:}{quote} > > > > Red fish fishing is very good most of the time, too. > > > > I'd rather do my red fish fishing at K-Paul's Kitchen... That'll work...if you ever go east to Biloxi, Ms...most of the time this establishment is excellent... http://www.marymahoneys.com/home.html

Great garage rock...The Seeds... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwaS1EyZgWc Until the next time...

> {quote:title=ValentineXavier wrote:}{quote} > > {quote:title=JakeHolman wrote:}{quote} > > > > Oh, if you ever get a chance, visit the southern part of Louisiana that has a unique culture called Cajuns. They are a warm and friendly people who love food and revelry. Lafayette is a great little town right in the heart of southern Louisiana. > > > > The Cajuns came from Canada or Acadia. > > > > A great people... > > I'll second that. I lived in Morgan City. My dad and my Cajun stepmom lived in Lafayette, and New Iberia. My step sister lives in those parts now. Cajun food is the best! The Largemouth Bass fishing is terrific in certain areas close to Morgan City if the water is not too salty. Red fish fishing is very good most of the time, too. Some of the best people I've had the pleasure to meet are Cajuns. I lived and went to school in New Orleans, La. I know a little bit about the area... A cold beer and this is OK with me... http://www.cajuncrawfishpie.com/gumbo.jpg

> {quote:title=misswonderly wrote:}{quote} > Canadians have a love/hate relationship with Americans. Only problem is, it's only the Canadians who are aware of this. We're like one of those little secretaries in an early 50s comedy, we know we're wonderful, now if only we could get the attention of that guy who wields all the power. He likes us well enough when he thinks about us, which is practically never. > > Hey, what happened to those posts about *The 49th Parallel* ? They are mysteriously gone -it's like a creepy Twilight Zone episode. There was nothing in the messages to offend anyone, not even Laurence Olivier ( or his estate). Did someone complain to the " mods" to remove them? Tell me it was not a Canadian who did so ! Oh, if you ever get a chance, visit the southern part of Louisiana that has a unique culture called Cajuns. They are a warm and friendly people who love food and revelry. Lafayette is a great little town right in the heart of southern Louisiana. The Cajuns came from Canada or Acadia. A great people...

Top 10 Westerns... 1. Shane 2. The Hanging Tree 3. The Searchers 4. Red River 5. High Noon 6. Ride The High Country 7. 3:10 to Yuma 8. Rio Grande 9. Day of the Outlaw 10. The Naked Spur

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It's The King's Birthday... http://www.youtube.com/user/elvis?blend=1&ob=4%22 Elvis Presley was rock & roll?s first real star, not to mention one of the most important cultural forces in history, a hip-shaking symbol of liberation for the staid America of the 1950s. A white Southerner singing blues laced with country, and country laced with gospel, he brought together American music from both sides of the color line and performed it with a natural sexuality that made him a teen idol and role model for generations of cool rebels. He was repeatedly dismissed as vulgar, incompetent, and a bad influence, but the force of his music and his image was no mere merchandising feat. Presley signaled to mainstream culture that it was time to let go. Four decades after his death, Presley?s image and influence remain undiminished. While certainly other artists preceded him to the alter of rock & roll, he is indisputably The King. As a recording artist, Presley?s accomplishments are unparalleled. He is believed to have sold more than one billion records worldwide, about 40 percent of those outside the U.S. Though the figures are controversial due to the methods of computation by the Recording Industry Association of America, Presley still appears to hold the largest number of gold, platinum, and multiplatinum certifications of any artist in history; as of While certainly other artists preceded him to the alter of rock & roll, he is indisputably its king.'2010, 151 different albums and singles. He remained an unmatched chart performer from the Seventies until the first decade of the 21st Century when, as the population of record buyers increased, the chart numbers of top sellers like Mariah Carey and Madonna began to challenge his. According to Billboard, Elvis had 149 charting pop singles: 114 Top 40, 40 Top Ten, and 18 Number Ones. Rolling Stone Edited by: JakeHolman on Jan 8, 2011 11:33 AM

> {quote:title=misswonderly wrote:}{quote} > Sounds interesting, although perhaps of a questionable legality, at least with regard to public places. > > Personally, I, as a loyal Canadian, always wear fluffy red mules in the house. I combine these with an elegant white dressing gown, thereby proudly sporting the colours of our flag. A patriotic vision in red and white. Here is one of my thousand pairs of indoor footgear: > > > > As you can see, they are also available in other colours. But the red works best with the Canadian flag theme. Hey, ms wonderful, don't ever forget who your master is... http://libertyworks.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/eagle_in_front_of_the_american_flag.jpg

Down South, we never wear shoes...

The Poni-Tails... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z94H3nrmbk8&feature=related

Rosie and the Originals...