Joe G

That was Randy. He dropped his stick towards the end of the guitar solo.

M. Sue me.

Did that history book mention the fact that the big automakers were a major force behind the dismantling of public transportation?

BTW, I didn't mean to come across like I was coming down on my buddy Wes.

Aren't Jeeps a high risk for roll-overs? Certainly higher than a sedan. I think the Plymouth has more side and front protection as well. Actually, my late wife survived a head-on collision with a Silverado in our Breeze. It wasn't pretty, though. The floorboard, where you put your feet, was pushed up to within about 6 inches from the base of the seat. I have to say that I'm a little dismayed by the fact that it's come down to "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em." I took a trip up north this last weekend, and I can't tell you how many times a goddam Dodge Ram maxi-cab 4X4 towing a trailer full of quad runners came up on me in the passing lane doing between 85 and 90 mph. Of course, they would invariably sit right on my bumper until I got around the car I was passing. F**K! How about a little courtesy??? And I'm NOT going to buy an SUV that I don't need just to feel "safe".

Like maybe jacman?

We did the Mitch Albom show in Detroit a couple of years ago, and coincidently, Denny was the call-in guest. When told that there was an organist with a real B-3 in the studio, he said, "Bless his heart!".

I liked the porn version of the board better.

I won't be around this weekend to post, but I'll be listening. One comment: that guitar! Holy smokes!

Thought it was some sly reference that went over my head.

Thanks for the kind words, fellas. I'm glad you're enjoying the music. Maybe those first three tunes will grow on you, Paul. See you at Baker's.

That's rather touching.

Every rose has it's thorns...

I think that offer is still on the table.

Have a great one, Lon!

Got mine. Thanks, Marty!

Thanks Kalo - both for the compliments, and the offer to help us out in your area.

Thank you Thank you Thank you.

VERY cool!

Now, if they'd just change the name of the group to GUITARISSIMO. (Damn, they're goes any hope of decent inscriptions on my CD from Jim and Randy.) ← Too much pressure. I'd rather be the "secret weapon".

That kind of sums it up for me. I hope you can take all the time you need to re-center yourself. Best wishes to you and your family, and thank you for sharing all that with us. ---Joe

Not to mention that Herbie performs most often with that excellent quartet mentioned earlier.