OT: Music 6
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FFHockey
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Didn’t piss me off, that made me happy!
If anyone appreciates fine guitar picking…not many better duos than Kenny Vaughan/Marty Stuart!
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Blowfish
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You had the chance to play a much better video version of this song....
slurpee addict
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Jesus, you must be in my head. All those are nearly at the top of my playlist and favorites. Eddie Money - blast from the past. Saw him twice in the late seventies/early eighties. Great live.
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I didn't want to get booted out of here.
It's a beauty! For all you young cats out there, lock the door! haha
Great minds think alike.
I got to see Eddie at Plug Regent a very long time ago, horrible venue back then but he was awesome.
FFHockey
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Great minds think alike.
Really enjoyed the old Eddie Money stuff.
Never saw him live…and I guess I never will. Heard from a few people who saw him late in his career and said he didn’t sound great.
slurpee addict
Winter is Coming
Great minds think alike.
I saw him at the old Playhouse theatre. Great venue. The Burt has a lot of the same ambiance. Really wish I had seen Bad Company live. I didn't go to the Paul Rodgers concert when he was here about 5-6 years ago. Too bad, I heard he was excellent.
I saw them once in Minneapolis right around the time of this concert, awesome. The Beatles mashup during Rock n Roll fantasy is fantastic.
I have this on DVD it's a great concert.
Another Winnipeg icon/landmark is no more. Best wishes to Sandy Doyle who opened "Blondies" back in 1990. And by my count 1990 was, what, 5 to 10 years ago
First up is a song everybody knows and instantly identify's with the "Blondie" sound
This one's not a hit and has a more raw feel to it
Last up is a very accessible poppy, bop your head side-to side kinda tune.
Debra, like "Blondie" had attitude, but could satisfy your appetite with either a raunchy, poppy, or commercial song and likewise a 2 or 3 or 9 pound burger.
First up is a song everybody knows and instantly identify's with the "Blondie" sound
This one's not a hit and has a more raw feel to it
Last up is a very accessible poppy, bop your head side-to side kinda tune.
Debra, like "Blondie" had attitude, but could satisfy your appetite with either a raunchy, poppy, or commercial song and likewise a 2 or 3 or 9 pound burger.
This song still sounds good
Yes it does. 15 years old, St. Vital Hotel. Oh the joys of an early moustache...
Another Winnipeg icon/landmark is no more. Best wishes to Sandy Doyle who opened "Blondies" back in 1990. And by my count 1990 was, what, 5 to 10 years ago
Last up is a very accessible poppy, bop your head side-to side kinda tune.
Debra, like "Blondie" had attitude, but could satisfy your appetite with either a raunchy, poppy, or commercial song and likewise a 2 or 3 or 9 pound burger.
Not a north end guy so never made it to Blondie's but I weep for any place that could survive 31 years like that. Today was her last day and I wish her the best it retirement. My place like that is George's which we started frequenting in 1981. The St. Anne's location was closed long ago, but the guy who owned it in 81 moved down to the St. Mary's location near the mall and as far as I know still is involved. That's a really long run. There are better burgers out there but I still love me some George's.
I also remember sitting in the parking lot of Tony's Pizza in 1979 in a freezing January with Blondie on the radio and a girl I hadn't met before that night sitting in my lap in the back seat of a friend's car while we ate pizza that was way too hot. I can assure you I barely noticed my mouth burning or the cold outside temperature.
