Tuesday: Cool! :)

Tuesday: I'll have to download BOA's songs.......i've totally forgot about them.........they were good :) Lawrence Gowan's cd dosen't sound anything like Styx stuff.....totally different.it's a cross between Leo Sayer and someone else i can't put my finger on?

I have a good cd for you to try i think you'll like..... It's called "But you can call me Bruce" It's by Lawrence Gowan....he's from Styx....really good :)

Tuesday: That's what i like listening to, and of course the newer stuff by the same old bands:) I still have my old hippie jacket from the 60's LOL......only thing i kept through 2 marriage! LOL!

Tuesday: Share the land is a great song! I like Life in the Bloodstream too :) The Guess Who love it here in Kelowna.........just a small town.......well 100,000 but he's been here twice......once with Joe Cocker, and he's suppose to be here again this year! Cocker i think stoled the show! :)

Tuesday: Burton Cummings was once said to be one of the best vocalists ever.......of course that was back when there were dinosaurs ;) lol

John Foggerty from CCR did a album called Preminition.........if you get a chance listen to it..........if you like CCR you'll like it :) And it's called Fortunate Son ;)

Tuesday: I was wrong............he was in Canada when he did it :)
"It started as a jam," said co-writer Kale. "We were playing in Ontario after being on the road in the States, trying to solidify our hold in the American marketplace with 'These Eyes.' We were playing a two-set situation, and for one reason or another we were late getting back onstage for the second set. In order to dispel the ominous air that was hanging over the place -- as we raced on the stage, one by one we picked up on just this simple rhythm. Cummings came up, ad-libbed some lyrics, and it worked. We recorded it just like that. It was an accident -- completely spontaneous.

Tuesday: Actually it is about a American woman. The guess who were in the states somewhere and were waiting to play on stage. Everyone but Burton Cummings was on stage tuning up and jamming. Cummings was talking to a girl at the back stage entrance and suddenly heard the band onstage playing a riff, he believe it or not....ran on the stage and picked up on the guitar riff Bachman was playing and started singing about the girl he just met and was talking to..................and hence the song American Woman...true story! That's how quick minded Burton Cummings was :)

Tuesday: Pretty sure Eddie was a cop.....alot of his family was :)

nobleheart: LOL! good tunes :)

Anyone heard of Siegall Schwall?

Usurper: Very True! :)

Usurper: You're quite welcome! Would have been interesting to see what he could have done if he wasen't shot!

Usurper: Here Here! you said it!