Lover of the Bayou-Byrds

Highway 61-Johnny Winter Jumpin Jack Flash-Johnny Winter I guess I'd have to say pretty much anything Johnny Winter covered. Same goes for Foghat too.

just ordered a new Foghat DVD-Live from St. Pete

Astonomy Domine-Pink Floyd

One Big Rush-Joe Satriani

Slow Ride-Foghat

Fool for the City-Foghat

Too Rolling Stoned-Robin Trower

Brown Sugar-Rolling Stones

Very windy, getting colder

Heat in the Street-Pat Travers

Seinfeld

One of my sons turned me on to Primus. Good band. He has a bunch of CDs by them. I have only 2, but I love em both: Frizzle Fry Sailing the Seas of Cheese Also have Les Claypool guesting with Government Mule on "The Deepest End".

Songs from the Road-Savoy Brown

Rollin' Stone-Humble Pie

Thick as a Brick-Jethro Tull

Yeah, both Lonesome Dave and Rod Price are long gone. But the band still rocks! I've seen them live around 20 times and they put on a great show. Bryan Bassett is a great lead/slide player. It's obviously not the same as it was with Dave and Rod, but they still play great music and that's what counts.

Bananas-Deep Purple

Getting birthday presents from my family.

Winter Wonderland-Foghat-nice, mellow, slow, with lots of slide guitar. Done as an instrumental

going fishing

just started raining a little here on Long Island. We need the rain desperately.

Last Train Home-Foghat

The Dinosaur Project-one of those 'found footage' types of movies. not great, but not bad either. Ok.

Winter Wonderland-Foghat