What Song are you listening to right now?

[heartgirl99]

[operabob]

This just weird:

[operabob]

Weird for Vike:

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Another cover band:



The girls can rock!!!

[operabob]

Shania does AC/DC (counts as weird doesn't it????):



You just can't be sad listnin' ta Shania!

[operabob]

Had to post this one. For this show Shania flew in the World Champion fiddler (from Vancouver Island). Listen to the articulation towards the end (starts at 3:04):

[rock lobster]

Don't know if you remember this about Clapton EV:

Clapton Reveals The Horrors Of His Son's Death In Memoirs

by WENN | 10 October 2007
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Picture: Eric Clapton performing at the Good Morning America summer concert series at Bryant Park New York City, USA - 20.07.07

ERIC CLAPTON has recalled the heartache of losing his son CONOR in his new autobiography, revealing he had taken the four-year-old to the circus the night before he fell to his death from his mother's New York apartment.
Clapton, who penned classic ballad Tears In Heaven after the 1991 tragedy, spent the night before his son's death enjoying his first father-son outing alone with Conor.
After taking the boy home, the rocker admits he was swelled with confidence as a father and decided he wanted to spend more one-on-one time with his son when he was in New York.
In Eric Clapton: The Autobiography, Clapton writes, "The following morning I was up early, ready to walk crosstown from my hotel to pick up (Conor's mother) Lori (del Santo) and Conor to take them to the Central Park Zoo...
"The phone rang and it was Lori. She was hysterical, screaming that Conor was dead. I thought to myself, 'This is ridiculous. How can he be dead?' and I asked her the silliest question, 'Are you sure?'
"And then she told me that he'd fallen out of the window. She was beside herself. Screaming. I said, 'I'll be right there.'"
Conor had fallen 49 storeys from a high-rise window.
In his memoirs, Clapton also recalls the horror of having to identify his son at the morgue.
He adds, "Whatever physical damage he had suffered in the fall, by the time I saw him they had restored his body to some normality.
"As I looked at his beautiful face in repose, I remember thinking, 'This isn't my son. It looks a bit like him, but he's gone.'"

The butler was cleaning the windows that day.

[heartgirl99]

[rock lobster]

flux capacitor's offline again
can't go forward , can't go back.

[KelJo]

[KelJo]

we have our Jazz & Blues festival this weekend...guess who is performing ..wait for it....wait for it.....CANNED HEAT! LOL
I am suppose to be going but haven't decided yet if I will go

[operabob]

we have our Jazz & Blues festival this weekend...guess who is performing ..wait for it....wait for it.....CANNED HEAT! LOL
I am suppose to be going but haven't decided yet if I will go

Saw them many eons ago at an Easter Be-In in Stanley Park, Vancouver in the 60s.

[operabob]

Another Be-In performer:

[heartgirl99]

we have our Jazz & Blues festival this weekend...guess who is performing ..wait for it....wait for it.....CANNED HEAT! LOL
I am suppose to be going but haven't decided yet if I will go

wow! that's a blast from the past!

[heartgirl99]