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I've been searching for this album for years. Never saw it on youtube, but every once in a while I would check, just in case. Wow, here it is! Thanks for posting it.

glad you posted this. One of my favorites from one of the best bands ever.

to richmltn, yer right on. Good tune here, and I have to say you got a real good sensayuma, and well written response. I'm smilin'! danno

This is pretty basic stuff. I would check leaks from the pressure line or return line first. They are easiest to replace. But, if the problem is the unit itself, the key issue here is "the loaner tool program!" You can save about 40 bucks this way. Don't buy tools you will only use every 15 ...

Gawdamighty! This tune has been noodlin' around in my head for years! Thank you for posting it. Now, I gotta find the album for myself. Danno

I remember this tune from my high school days...and totally forgot about it until I was cruising around youtube. I am so glad I found this and I cannot believe it isnt (yet) a world-class tune! Thanks for posting!

Great song! Thanks for posting. I listen to it about once a week when I feel like hitting youtube.

I heard this song in an old Gene Autry western (about 1948 or so). Good then. Better now!

Hey you guys. Thanks for taking the heat off me! BTW, the real purpose of this...symposium... is to reflect on the music provided to us. Please, relax and enjoy it. This is so much better than what passes for entertainment these days. Thank you Stan, Joao, and Astrid. Kudos!

Well, I was gonna make a very well thought out and cogent statement about this song, but "Abrading 1" beat me to it! This is good music!

Thanks, Guitarman, for posting the rest of these songs. Wish I could have been at the Village Corner to hear them play.

Hey, Gordon Lightfoot has a pretty good sense of humor, and would probably like this parody, but it sucks compared to Second City's (1981) promotion of "Gordon Lightfoot Sings Every Song Ever Written". Check it out. P.S. Been a GL fan for over 45 years. Have a sense of humor, willya?

Still listening! Thanks for keeping these posts up. Danno

"here I am and there you are"...reminds me of a girl I knew 20 years ago. She went to Japan and I went to Panama...Karen was a wonderful woman and I am so sorry we lost touch. This tune = melancholy, and truth.

Hey, dacoolbeansta, here is the true story that you mentioned. Pfc Marvin was wounded, as you said, but not at Iwo Jima. It was at Saipan, a year and more before Iwo. There was no connection between him and Bob Keeshan (Captain Kangaroo) who was a Marine, but joined the Reserves in 1946, after...

I think I met this gal about 35 years ago on Bay Street at a place called Hard Hearted Hannah's in Savannah, GA!