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by MAINLYMAX on 08 November 2010 - 20:11
Raymond,
I am a very much a Kin to those memories. The power cars,
my favorite the Barracuda with the 426 Hemi...it was a great car as long
as you did not try to make a turn. Janice Joplin still had that Texas accent
and I saw her twice in concert. She was the real deal and delivered no
matter how much she drank. I remember some one handing her a bottle
of Boone's Farm wine from the crowd between sets and she drank down
half of it before saying " this stuff doesn't have any acid in it does it?
I am a very much a Kin to those memories. The power cars,
my favorite the Barracuda with the 426 Hemi...it was a great car as long
as you did not try to make a turn. Janice Joplin still had that Texas accent
and I saw her twice in concert. She was the real deal and delivered no
matter how much she drank. I remember some one handing her a bottle
of Boone's Farm wine from the crowd between sets and she drank down
half of it before saying " this stuff doesn't have any acid in it does it?
by raymond on 08 November 2010 - 20:11
yes we can?? All I got to say is that better be a john deere tractor in your avatar! Boones farmLOL LOL rot gut!! southern comfort with lemon ! then a fight !
by MAINLYMAX on 08 November 2010 - 20:11
Babyeagle4u,
Let me walk you through a memory,
You just drove an hour to a Ten Years after
concert and everybody there is in full
regalia. You get in and there are police and
security everywhere. You are saying to
yourself why the hell did I just stay at home.
You find a place to watch the concert and
the night, the people the oder is so strange.
Than without much of a word Alvin Lee takes the
stage and starts playing. He puts you into a
amazing trance, that you will never forget.
So much energy that you resonate down
to your toes......This was the Sixties and it
was Rock&Roll......
Let me walk you through a memory,
You just drove an hour to a Ten Years after
concert and everybody there is in full
regalia. You get in and there are police and
security everywhere. You are saying to
yourself why the hell did I just stay at home.
You find a place to watch the concert and
the night, the people the oder is so strange.
Than without much of a word Alvin Lee takes the
stage and starts playing. He puts you into a
amazing trance, that you will never forget.
So much energy that you resonate down
to your toes......This was the Sixties and it
was Rock&Roll......
by MAINLYMAX on 08 November 2010 - 21:11
Raymond ....BF wine was like coolaid to Janice.
She liked her Southern Comfort.
She liked her Southern Comfort.
by BabyEagle4U on 08 November 2010 - 21:11
Sounds like a night in Willie's tent parlor. LOL
by MAINLYMAX on 08 November 2010 - 21:11
Willies song .....Angel flying to close to the ground.
And Alvin Lee's.....BabyEagle4u...I'm coming home.
Just don't compare...
And Alvin Lee's.....BabyEagle4u...I'm coming home.
Just don't compare...
by beetree on 09 November 2010 - 00:11
by beetree on 09 November 2010 - 01:11
by beetree on 09 November 2010 - 01:11
by desert dog on 09 November 2010 - 02:11
I was a sophmore in high school at Exeter, Ca. sitting in front of the auto shop when we heard president Kennedy was killed. It was almost like the world stopped. Week-ends we would either be at Famosa drag strip, at times we would go to T J for the week end.
Hank
Hank
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