Day Tripper--Beatles

Another beautiful post, Deborah.

Good post, Deborah. I didn't know he was responsible for all them songs. When I get the cash I just might get that dVD.

Robert is such a friendly guy. And the interviewer is smoking on set. That's dated!

"Heard it in a Love Song"--can't remember who did it, but i love that song.

Everybody wants to rule the world--tears for fears

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joy to the world--3DN

Burning Down the House--talking heads

Tears of a Clown--Smokey Robinson

Here kity, kitty.

No more, no more--Steven and the boys

Walk of Life--Mark Knopfler

The Texas Rangers won game one of their playoff series!

Perhaps Jimmy's ultimate piece of work involving layers of guitar. Such a rocker but still incorporating country/blues lines within.

It wasn't my last concert but I went to see Van Halen on their 1984 tour. I was but 19 at the time and I was helping these younger dudes with their band. One day they just popped over my apartment and asked if I was too busy to go see VH. Of course I was not. Suffice it to say we got buzzed on the way there, and as one of the guys and myself made our way towards the stage (festival seating) to check out the opening act, Autograph (don't ask), my buddy puked his guts out. When the opener was over and the lights came back on, there was me and my buddy in the midst of a large clearing in the crowd and a puddle of vomit. Ahh...them were the days.

Wild Life--Cabeza Hablandos

Big City Nights--Scorps

"California" is such a beautiful song, but dammit it makes me all vaklempt inside.

"In my Darkest Hour"--Dave Mustaine

"This is It".--Kenny Loggins

"Is She Really Going Out with Him"--I forget the bloke's name. Oh yeah, Joe Jackson.

Went to see Gallagher in Dallas in '95. I took an umbrella that I had cut a couple of eyeball shaped holes and glued see-thru plastic over. At the end of the show, he came running down the aisle with a fire hose and took aim at me and my son's mama.