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  1. #51

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    Something about the girl reminded me of Jungle Pam Hardy. Hollies in the background so I guess it's OK to put on a bands thread.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45ryU...eature=related

  2. #52

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    Quote Originally Posted by village idiot View Post
    Something about the girl reminded me of Jungle Pam Hardy. Hollies in the background so I guess it's OK to put on a bands thread.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45ryU...eature=related
    I believe that is Rick Derringer's wife, Jenda. If you look at their site, she's a dead ringer for the gal in the video. I bet the two kids at the begining of the video are theirs. Damn, that is one lucky bastard! She's still smokin' hot!!

  3. #53

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    Quote Originally Posted by FRISKY View Post
    Anyone remember the girl?


    it's my dad......

  4. #54

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    Quote Originally Posted by FRISKY View Post
    I believe that is Rick Derringer's wife, Jenda. If you look at their site, she's a dead ringer for the gal in the video. I bet the two kids at the begining of the video are theirs. Damn, that is one lucky bastard! She's still smokin' hot!!
    Yep! She's hot all right! Jiggley, too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-O

  5. #55

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    It must be freezing outside in that video.But that girl is hot!
    It looks like those kids are playing jacks.
    I do believe that 60s music was the best music ever.

  6. #56

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    In the comments section of the video on YouTube it says that the girl is Nina Carter, a former Page 3 girl and ex-wife of Rick Wakeman, a former keyboard player for Yes and Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe.

  7. #57

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    THE BEACH BOYS, THE TURTLES, 3 DOG NIGHT, and THE GRASS ROOTS. The best in my book.

  8. #58

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    I saw the band 1964 THE TRIBUTE last night, and I'll tell ya, I had to remind myself they werent the real Beatles.

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  10. #60

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    Quote Originally Posted by FRISKY View Post
    That was a great band. I saw them in concert in the 60's and it was fantastic.

  11. #61

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    Quote Originally Posted by FRISKY View Post
    Great find Frisky!

  12. #62

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    The remains of Iron Butterfly...Captain Beyond! I always liked this song but, until two years ago, never knew who did it.

  13. #63

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    43-years ago today, about this time of night, I was listening to this song on an "underground" FM radio station in OKC. I think it was a DJ called Poison Ivy that played it. She also played Alice's Restaurant.

    ... ...

  14. #64

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    One quick--yet verbose and windy--question, Amigo . . .
    In regard to the relative value of "necroing" (c/o venture) a thread . . .
    Here on The Cusp of Consumer Insanity
    (Cross ref. other topics)
    Involving "Thanksgiving" . . .

    Is this Historically Correct Contextualizing representation of alternative visions of what it was . . .
    another attempt to "necro" The Feel Good MusicThread . . ? =)

    Is it a nearly perfect example of what a "Celebration" of "Thanksgiving"--on several levels of meaning--means?

    Is it, more likely, an attempt to lend an element of Actual Thanksgiving . . .
    on every level of that olde fashioned Maslow's Pyramid sort of stuff . . ?

    There is no wrong answer to the question.
    And . . . I suppose that is the reason for Arlo Guthrie. =)

    Happy Thanksgiving to You, Too, Frisky!
    (no kidding, no joke)

    Despite "Global Warming" . . .

    (Did I forget to say I heard it the first time ever about the same time in Boulder, Colorado?)

  15. #65

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    The answer is "42"...and what is this "Arlo Guthrie" you speak of?

    This is the Nostalgia & Memories section. You're supposed to post old stuff (A 5-month necro?) in here.



    Happy Thanksgiving to you! =)

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    Quote Originally Posted by radicalmoderate View Post
    one quick--yet verbose and windy--question, amigo . . .
    In regard to the relative value of "necroing" (c/o venture) a thread . . .
    Here on the cusp of consumer insanity
    (cross ref. Other topics)
    involving "thanksgiving" . . .

    Is this historically correct contextualizing representation of alternative visions of what it was . . .
    Another attempt to "necro" the feel good musicthread . . ? =)

    is it a nearly perfect example of what a "celebration" of "thanksgiving"--on several levels of meaning--means?

    Is it, more likely, an attempt to lend an element of actual thanksgiving . . .
    On every level of that olde fashioned maslow's pyramid sort of stuff . . ?

    There is no wrong answer to the question.
    And . . . I suppose that is the reason for arlo guthrie. =)

    happy thanksgiving to you, too, frisky!
    (no kidding, no joke)

    despite "global warming" . . .

    (did i forget to say i heard it the first time ever about the same time in boulder, colorado?)
    huh?

  17. #67

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    Quote Originally Posted by ljbab728 View Post
    huh?
    yup . . . ya shure . . . yew betcha . . .
    (sortava previking video game deal back in the olden tymes)

    different ways to be happy about thanksgiving.
    as compared to thanksreceiving . . .

    doncha know . . .

    de veras?

    Sorry LibJab . . .
    I forgot to ask if you actually lived OR EVEN WATCHED the provided the historical video ed'ucation provided.
    Immediately above. (The Arlo Guthrie act to Woody Guthrie stuff . . . uh...k?)
    I apologize again for whatever

    I feel . . . akin to that JazzGreat . . . was it Looie Armstrong? . . .
    Who said: If I has to define it you ain't gonna unnerstand."

    Google: Woody Guthrie . . . Arlo Guthrie . . . Jazz Great/Whatever.
    What the "Hey" . . .
    Expand your horizons by seeking out "Lord Buckley" . . . "Lennie Bruce" . . .
    and even the elusive [fill in the link . . .]

  18. #68

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    Quote Originally Posted by ljbab728 View Post
    huh?
    Read RM's posts like you would listen to Thelonious Monk's
    Eccentric Jazz. It will all make sense.

  19. #69

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    yeh . . . like that.... there =)

    (visual aid for the ...... challenged):

  20. #70

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    Quote Originally Posted by FRISKY View Post
    Read RM's posts like you would listen to Thelonious Monk's
    Eccentric Jazz. It will all make sense.
    Sorry, I have never ever liked jazz.

  21. #71

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    Quote Originally Posted by RadicalModerate View Post
    Sorry LibJab . . .
    I forgot to ask if you actually lived OR EVEN WATCHED the provided the historical video ed'ucation provided.
    Immediately above. (The Arlo Guthrie act to Woody Guthrie stuff . . . uh...k?)
    I apologize again for whatever

    I feel . . . akin to that JazzGreat . . . was it Looie Armstrong? . . .
    Who said: If I has to define it you ain't gonna unnerstand."

    Google: Woody Guthrie . . . Arlo Guthrie . . . Jazz Great/Whatever.
    What the "Hey" . . .
    Expand your horizons by seeking out "Lord Buckley" . . . "Lennie Bruce" . . .
    and even the elusive [fill in the link . . .]
    Radical, I saw Arlo peform live in the 60's. I had his albums as well as his dad's and just about wore them out playing them. Arlo is a great fun live performer. Maybe if you would make a video of you singing your posts in front of an audience I would understand them and enjoy them too. LOL

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