DBath

Thanks for the link @jvs, I will watch the movie. BTW, I forgot to mention that Sixto actually won an Academy Award for Sugar Man - just another incredible part to his story.

I have my own opinions about this, but I still love Neil's music, even though he was a bit c*ntish in this situation and I think Joe Rogan rocks. Eff covid...I'm 66 and have had it and still ain't gonna put none of that sh*t in my veins. Now that we got that out of the way - let's rock on!!!

Can't go wrong with BB King and Clapton, Mutt Daeng...

Shades of American Graffiti all over again...

Yet another to add to my iTunes library

I grew up in the ghetto, so props to you, Tippaporn...

I do now....what an amazing story this guy is. He lives in Detroit, where he purchased a rundown home at gov't auction for $50 - where he still lives today - he's worth $5 million (according to Celebrity Net Worth), but even more amazing is how he became more popular than Elvis outside of the US in places like S. Africa and how he mesmerizes the huge crowds he draws. I saw his 2013 Glastonbury gig on YT and he still has awesome skill and a great sense of humor - even at 70.

Wellness

Fur

"Watch her walk..." Yes!

Joan Baez - Diamonds and Rust...wow, that's some buried treasure there...fantastic melody.

Clapton and Winwood (Live)...

SRV (Live)...

This dude was a living legend who not only influenced a whole generation of artists, including the Stones and many other greats, but he laid a foundation for them, IMO.

The Mamas and the papas...

Mamas & Papas - moreover Mama Cass...

Mamas and the Papas...

Moody Blues...

Moody Blues...

I'm thinking I'll que this up to listen to just before bedtime (Prairie Lullaby).

Chestnut

Some

Conviction

Guilty

Mulligan