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Op needs a pinking.
Big buffed out good looking guy, have been called....sexy. Blessed with an amazing memory. Once something enters (if interested) it's locked in a vault...... forever.
I'm a lot of X's
X-footballer...20 years organized ball
X-trackster...all thru school
X-Navy
X-crazy man around town
X-insurance sales
X-foreman at a couple multi billion dollar companies
The father of...Leslie, Angelina and Mason, the husband of Judy. Currently retired and set $$$$ for life.
Amazing dimples and a tight ass.
My passions other than family...
Blues and music in general, yep...historian would work, can talk Mamie Smith
Track & Field....historian would work, can talk Lon Myers
Football....historian would work, can talk the Muncie Flyers
Sci Fi and literature in general.....Sci Fi historian would work, can talk Mary S y
Weight training....historian would work, can talk Eugene Sandow
Pro Rasslin'....historian would work, can talk Ed "Strangler" Lewis.
Pre 1980 boxing.....historian would work, can talk Jem Belcher
I'm bringing this up because so many here never seem to get it right. And since so many here are so worried about......me
Love this. He;s doing a tune Clarence Ashley*** recorded in the early 30's, a tune Dylan does a great cover of.....also.
*** the first to record "House of the Rising Sun".
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Op needs a pinking.
Anyone posting total dog like this junk needs to keep their ing mouth shut.
http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/show...95#post7652395
Last edited by Avante; 11-05-2014 at 01:55 PM.
.....a good swift pinking....
trolls and....YOU'RE MELTING DOWN, haha!!!!! Who here can actually carry on an intelligent conversation?
Who can talk about Brian Jones infatuation with slide guitar master Elmore James?
How about...
Those iconic British sci fi authors?
Anyone into the origins of Bluegrass music?
How about those plantation fighters and the first great jockies?
I want to see some depth here, go above and beyond the usual grunts and stupidity. Too many Blakes here, yep dumbass idiots.
Talk to me about Tennessee Williams a cool got. How about Hollywood of the 1930's? Gorgeous George? The Crows? Olaf Stapeldon?
Show me something little people other than.....DUH!!!!!!!
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Looking for some good blues to listen to. Any recommendations?
avante seems so much cooler now that xmas is around
You never want to suggest them old primitive blues from the 20's, like beer it's an aquired taste. So with that said....
Stevie Ray Vaughn does a great cover of this. Which is actually a cover of a Curtis Jones tune.
Anyone who can come back from the dead is cool with me.
Not bad
Cool, ok speaking of an alley, I'll take you down in it a little deeper.Not bad
I like to widen others horizons, extend their perimeters. Add something to their arsenal.
Here ya go...
A nice little mix....
Ending up with...
exactly
how bout some old railroad blues?
At least he's consistent. Xmas is just a big, flaky mess.
Sounds good to me...
Rodgers who is called.."The Father of Country Music"..was simply a white bliues cat who yodeled. He grew up in Mississippi listening to the "darkies" maoanin' n' groanin' them blues while working on the local railroad and out in the cotten fields. That was his inspiration.
^thanks...
next stop down the line?
Down the line it is...
This is more...rockabilly.
ooh, i like that one. i was hoping for one with the beat that sounds like a train riding the tracks! thanks again
How about a set featuring train sounds?
man that sounded great, especially considering it was just harmonica and a guy tapping his foot
The guy is from Colorado, you'd think the south.
I'd mix the above with...
Good stuff.
The most important music artist I was turned on to by an internet friend was Ray Wylie Hubbard. This guy would be the second, now you know about him.
He;d be the third...
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