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In a road band, decades ago, when he was with McCoys, he stopped into our club, we met him, and he seemed like a very nice person. Does anyone know how he met his end? Just curious.

The Right To Go Insane — Megadeth

Alto Madness — Richie Cole (great bop sax player from the past)

Let's Go Trippin' — Dick Dale

Mine is of the Christian denomination "Cat-lick" and he practices his faith daily.

Might As Well Get Stoned — Chris Stapleton

Mr. Spaceman — Byrds (I used to sing this one back in the day, it was always a goof)

Still are but they aren't as powerful. Now we have evil spotify and others taking all the money

Or breasts

Along Comes Mary — Association We opened for them in concert when "Cherish" was #1 on Billboard. Great vocals, adequate instrumentals. Nice people. A few years later, we opened for them in a big Holiday Inn show-club. Different members, vocals not quite as good, better musicians though. The record company owned the name, part of their sign-up contract, and could hire, fire members and run more than one band on tour with the same name. The labels were evil back then.

They sent me to the wrong school when I was an adolescent

Back To Black — Amy Winehouse

Mixed Messages

In this part of the world, Porgy is a type of fish. Nina wasn't the original artist, but I'm curious to see how she treated it, so I'll listen after I post. I Love You Porgy — Nina Simone

The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus) — Yes

Eight Days A Week — Beatles