Tuesday:  Thank you, Tuesday.  All I am trying to do is bring the subject closer by exposing personal experiences with a lot of artists in our younger years.  You and I differ in that those 65 year old guys you lusted for in your teen years are almost (thank goodness) my contemporaries.  Hahaha!  So, I knew  lot of them when.  I went to North Texas State University in 1964 to study piano, and discovered Michael Murphy (who is now known as Michael Martin Murphy) and I hung out at the same coffee house.  Rather than studying piano, I started a self-study program of guitar, and harmonica.  Voice did fit in with my lesson plans at school.  Oh, and I had a second major - bridge.  Hahahaha!  But, there were other people there, Trini Lopez' little brother, Jesse.  He blew my mind one day by showing up at my dorm one snowy day to take me to class across campus in his car.  You coulda knocked me over with a feather.  Hahaha!  I was going to cut class and sleep in, but who could resist Jesse Lopez?  (Seventh photo down, third from the right.)  He was cuter in the winter of 1964.  Hahaha!  North Texas (now The University of North Texas) is known for it's music school. Don Henley went there, for one.  B.W. Stevenson, deceased, but famous went there.  And me.  Too bad, huh?  If you know much about jazz, you will probably have run into the NTSU or UNT lab bands.  They are an excellent example of what the school turns out.