Bright Moments

happy birthday!!!!

i think i'm gonna get me some religion!!!

downloaded!!! for some reason though my disc 2 only has 26 (not 27) tracks!

this was a thread that i loved to read- even though i did not participate in often. so much was said about artists i had never heard before. i hope it will be revived!

why did this thread die?

umm dan, about your vision, the picture in your avatar is not your kids! Of course they are my kids. oooops! my bad!

umm dan, about your vision, the picture in your avatar is not your kids!

i'm trying the download route!!!

dang

don't forget joe besser!

ahem.... lets co CANES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

why not? post your links here!

lol pictures to come david!

actually it was cuba - legally - as a guest of our state department u.s. interests section chief (my wife's cousin)! amazing trip - much music - pictures to come - no politics talk here please! so what did i miss while i was away? did jim ban anybody? did vint post any babes? did chuck scare off any newbies? did alan peddle any cds? did chewy say anything funny? did chris post any neat pictures? i have been completely out of touch!!!

lol - good 1!

i will be away all next week with Mrs. Bright Moments, no kids and with no internet access. please feel free to post here all IMPORTANT happenings, gossip and tidbits that i must know when i return!

great bft - thanks jack!!!!

happy birthday!!!

better late than never!!!

this is a GREAT album!!! one of those that you keep playing over and over! here's the amazon.com review: Amazon.com Long before Jeff Healey burst onto the '80s blues-rock scene with an unorthodox lap-steel-like approach to conventional guitar and a flair for radio-friendly pop songs like "See the Light" and "Angel Eyes," he had a deep jones for 1920s and '30s jazz. His first major release in that vein, a live recording with his eight-piece Wizards and British jazz revivalist/trombonist Chris Barber as his guest, takes Louis Armstrong's historic Hot Five recordings and Django Reinhardt and the Hot Club band as its swinging twin axis of influences. Sure, the results aren't groundbreaking, yet they're authentic and fun, thanks to spirited performances and a selection of mostly playful uptempo chestnuts, including "Sing You Sinners," Georgia Tom Dorsey's suggestive title track, and Bessie Smith's "Keep It to Yourself." Barber's trombone solos are hale and raucous, but Healey's his own ringer, fretting elegant, classic guitar lines and pulling boisterous double duty on ebulliently squawking trumpet. --Ted Drozdowski here's the line-up: 1. Bugle Call Rag 2. Sing You Sinners 3. Basin Street Blues 4. Little Girl 5. Someday Sweetheart 6. Darktown Strutters Ball 7. Confessin' 8. Keep It To Yourself 9. Sheik Of Araby 10. Goin' Up The River 11. It's Tight Like That/Wipe 'Em Off

too bad he has been away - i enjoy seeing what he is listening to!

where is Rostasi?!!! this was his last post!

what a great place to hang out!!!

still looking for some help here!