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"So would you like to talk about Billie Jean King?" he asked. "Nah," she answered. "That's water over the dam.."

Probably not a coincidence - Tom Petty is in the air... Water's Edge (Earth Music).

I agree. I love Dave Mason's Alone Together--he kinda just disappeared. Talked to him in Malibu at a little coffee house--quite friendly. And Traffic was hot for awhile; I even liked Blind Faith--Stevie Winwood was a teenwhen he was in traffic... very talented

(We started this thread for the Xmas holidays in the beginning days at Bk. I've just converted it, so its an ongoing thread about the movies we are all going to) **** I'm looking forward to the new Mel Gibson movie. What about you?

Saw them at Atlantic City once, right before Woodstock. How is this for a lineup: Saturday... the byrds, the mothers of invention, bb king, janis joplin, the chambers brothers, santana, creedence clearwater and the jefferson airplane Im surprised i remember some of the lineup as i was chemically impaired at the time :)

The Beatking site was in the threads at ZP--you guys are doing great promoting.. :)

Do you know the Emmerich family?

Watch it dude, or I will edit your post, too lol

Cool! And it will be a new dawn for BeatKing.com :)

Are you from Mississippi. Had a roommate that grew up in Greenville.. i think he runs the newspaper there now

What music site could be without a "What are you listening to" thread? So, I will start: Tom Petty - Learning To Fly "Learning To Fly" was written in 1991 by Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne for the album Into The Great Wide Open. It was featured on the soundtrack of the 2005 film Elizabethtown, directed by Cameron Crowe. <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value=" name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src=" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object>

LOL. And already married... :)

God, the girls here couldn't be more innocent. Why doesn't she start a boy's thread?

Hmm, me2 - what's her name? I have a casting couch in Hollywood for girls like her... LOL

I love the song Into the Mystic... Is that from Moondance or Tupelo Honey, or ???

Look again, Cheap... Hmmm, you are making me hungry, Kooper. I'm going over to a friends house for a smorgasboard of ham, turkey, enchiladas, cranberry sauce, mashed pototoes and gravy, asparagus, salad, pumpkin pudding with whipped topping, pumpkin and pecan pies... and football, or course.

Yep, born and raised in Carlisle, PA. Who would have thought I would have ended up in Hollywood--and it all started years ago as all my friends growing up were wannabe rock musicians and I was the music collector :)

Yes it has, and we appreciate all your help, Mr. M. Here's to another great day!

Scared the hell out of me......thought one of my submerged personalities had taken over for a while....I've never even been in Pennsylvania, lol. Hearing voices again, Mr. K?

Yes, it's that time of year again. What are your plans and what do you plan to eat?

I mostly sample stuff. I'm more into the instrumental stuff than the poetry, and I like all kinds of funk. I listen to some Dr. Dre and Snoop Dog and Eminem and Tupak and NWA. Actually met Suge Knight not too long ago. I'd love to see what Quincy Jones could do with some of these folks. Do any of these bands have any extended instrumentals??

And who are the Allman Brothers? LOL Do people today still know them? I saw them at Watkins Glen with the Band and the Grateful Dead--now that was a show...

It would help if i remember to quiz you on the right song title.. lol ... It was: I Feel Fine. And the song on the flip side of the 45 was: She's a Woman Capitol 5327 - November 23, 1964. How was the Laurie single?

Talk about scarlet letters...

LOL. Here I was yesterday talking about the first album I bought by the Beatles.. I thought I was ancient until this new one was announced :) You can preview it at: http://www.beatles.com/