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Our Military won the Vietnam War. Our politicians lost it. Their disgrace is eternal, as are the souls of every person who perished and was caught by that terrible time of disgraceful American political cowardice. Semper Fi!

Segar's song is prescient. He understood the plight of real heroes......

I remember going to Livonia Youth Incorporated dances in the mid 60's. Bob Segar was a regular and everyone who heard his sound and danced the night away knew he was gonna make it big time. Without a doubt, he's the biggest music name Detroit ever produced.

Musical creativity decided to take a hiatus in the mid 1990's. Hopefully, it will return during our lifetime...

Remember looking at slide show presentations? I first heard this gem while reviewing a friends recent journey to Colorado in the early 70's. Tune was awesome then and it's even better now.

Bob Dylan as a young man was incredibly pragmatic. Folks of his generation and those just a few years younger learned much from Dylan's wily wit and timeless ability to understand and portray our human condition.....

Thank heaven for Shanghai noodles. They were the forerunner of Smack Ramen, a food like delicacy enjoyed to this day by impoverished college students the whole world over.....

tripping into 70's,,,, Winwood was Traffic.... Mason was the glue holding him and it together...

back in the day, I drove a bright orange 73' Super Beetle with a totally kick ass sound system. This song was almost always played at top volume. Simpler times indeed.....

MacArthur's Park is melting in the dark..... never have that recipe again... cake out in the rain... life is only lived once... epic song about a persons willingness to accept personal accountability, retrospective as it is...

Leo has that kind of effect on folks. Of course, folks who admire him have to be willing to admit they've been burned. Life has a way of burning ...

Watched a windmill turn today... time doen't ever stand still... If only we could make it do so...

This is one of my top three Stones tunes... Merry Clayton helped make it so....

Made love with a beautiful lady while this music was playing... First time for both of us... 1971... Wow, the memories....

First time I've heard this in more than 35 years... Had the "wooden music" thought in my mind all day long. Never mind me, but please, carry on.....

Great song... Especially remember driving home in 1994 from a weekend ski trip at Snowshoe Resort with our family and a dear friends son. Slightly changed the lyrics to "I ain't dissing you" and all of us enjoyed a few miles of singing along in full lyrical focus....