Eriisa:  We allow links here.  How about hooking us up with that guy's ex-ex wife?

Lord, it's slow here.

awesome:  Oh yeah!  I loved The Aces.  Hmmmm, I wonder if it was Paul Carrack's voice all along?

Dandy Sweets:  You always amaze me, but this time you touched me, all the way from Toronto to Dallas.  That song by Mike and the Mechanics has been one of my big emotional triggers ever since the first time I heard it.  Today, I cried, for the first time in a year.  Thank you.  Joss Stone really does have a great voice.  Take a look at the faces in the audience.  The women weren't too impressed.  My idea of perfection in a woman is one who doesn't choose sides.  But, then I'm different from you.  Re: Triumvirat, this should be interesting.

OK, my turn.  I haven't been around much of late.  I worked 96 hours over the last 2 weeks trying to catch up.  Dallas (I know y'all get tired of hearing about Texas, but it's a big place, with lots going on) has a way of bringing up bluesmen.  We had Stevie Ray.  We also have a very closely held secret, Bugs Henderson.  He hasn't had much of a jones for travelin' far, so we get to have him mostly to ourselves.  And, guess what?  He's still alive!  WooHoo!!!  Bugsy grew up in Garland, right outside my kitchen window.  And, he is fantabulous.  I call attention to the drummer, Linda Waring, for she is one of the best around.  She uses lots of cowbell, I think Dandy-Pie will like that.  But, she is one rockin' soul.  Oh, and the Granada.  Someday, we'll talk about that.  Snuffer's is right next door.  Talk about GREAT chili cheese fries.  That is a heart attack in a basket, but sooooooo deeeeelicious, kinda like this:


Give this one a listen. Ny rating is "EXTREMELY HOT".  Of course, I think I've said it before, I got this thing for harp players.  They have marvelous diaphrams.  Just watch the diaphram of the next harp player you see live, and you'll see what I mean. 


And, this is Bugsy at his finest.  Just sit back and groove