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In the book entitled THE COWBOYS the author (William Dale Jennings) writes in A Western Glossary : Vivaldi-Of course, it doesn't belong here, but the "prettiest little old song you ever heard" (p. 79) is the theme of the second movement of Vivaldi's Concerto in D Major for guitar and orchestra. ...

Great stuff. I used to go to the Golden Bear in Huntington Beach every chance I got to see these guys. Siiiiiigh.

I discovered this gem when I played side B of "Please, Mr. Postman". I remember listening to "Please Mr. Postman" on 93 KHJ, and it took me three weeks before I was able to buy the single from the Wherehouse (Where?, at the Wherehouse) because the store was always sold out of the song. I've alw...

Ah yes, not only the smell, but turning the handle and listing to the ka-chunk, ka-chunk, ka-chunk. Your could hear it throughout the front office of my high school.

When I first started watching the video, I thought "nice uniforms, very reminiscent of UCLA". Then, after playing Hail to the Team, the band swings into Sons of Westwood. Hmmm, could there be a correlation? Also, sorry to say, "Sons of Westwood" rather plods along.

Welllll, as a member of the Millikan marching band from 1971 to 1974 (gosh, just seeing that in print make me realize how long ago that was) I'd say that no matter when you participated, drummers still get the same reaction (oooooooo, DRUMMERS!). So a tip of the hat to all you current drummers a...

Where have you gone Ted Ricketts, Darin Johnson, Rich Bullock?

Many years ago, I had a chance to see the Beach Boys in concert. I made the very hard decision not to attened because by that time, the rock n' roll lifestyle had taken its toll on their voices. But everytime I watch a Fendertones video, I'm 17 again.

@gsmonks

Interesting comment on the Ken Burns documentary. Keith Olbermann made the same observation on the Burns documentary on baseball.

Hey, that guy playing vibes....Could that be? Nah. But still.......