6 minutes ago, tutsiwarrior said:

 

well, my mom was from Bolivia and they don't play bridge over there...and I've got my mom's coloring (very dark) so no golden forelocks fer me...

 

but I must say that I developed an interest in the little girls when I was about 6 - 7 y.o....I was never any good at sports or fighting so the 'snails and puppy dog tails' scenario never interested me...

Sounds like you were a healthy young lad and more mature than the rest of the snips and snails.  My first attraction to the fairer sex was when I was nine.  I was staying with my aunt in North Carolina for the entire summer break and "she" lived opposite the backyard.  Pretty as a southern peach.  LOL, when I grew into my mid-teens my aunt came to visit us in Chicago and surprised me with a recent pic of my sugar and spice southern belle.  I looked at the photo and thought there must be some mistake because I seemed to be looking at a toad wearing thick glasses.  Broke my heart!  

1961 and tutsi is in 6th grade with a bad stutter and attends the speech therapy class in the afternoon with others at the elementary school in Pasadena...which was conducted by a beautiful dark haired young woman in summery dresses, peaches and cream skin with cleavage all over the place...and we were required to do verbal exercises that I had trouble with for the wrong reasons; 'come on tutsi, you can do it'...I could barely speak having her close to me as my 11 y.o. hormones were goin' crazy which is something that adults didn't realize back in them times...along with undiagnosed autistic spectrum disorder and etc, etc...

 

'ahem, yahs...it may be dangerous to presume that an 11 y.o. may have antisocial sexual proclivities but as administrators we must protect our best interests...'

 

 

 

 

 

 

Turn To Stone by Joe Walsh from his So What LP released in '74.

 

 

T. Rex off the '72 Slider LP, Main Man.

 

 

Since I've Been Lovin' You off of Led Zepplin III in '70.

 

 

Pink Floyd with Shine On You Crazy Diamond off their '75 LP, Wish You Were Here.

 

 

Love Carlos Santana's intense guitar style.  Europa, a beautiful instrumental off the double-LP, Moonflower, released in '77.

 

 

Dire Straits doing Down To The Waterline off of their '78 self-titled debut.  Mark Knopfler . . . another guitar legend.

 

 

Neil Young on Pocahontas off his '79 Rust Never Sleeps LP.

 

 

Elvis Costello's short number, Mystery Dance, off of his superb debut in '77, My Aim Is True.

 

 

Steely Dan's Josie from their Aja LP released in '77.

 

 

Steely Dan's Josie from their Aja LP released in '77.
 
 

Love SteelyDan !!

Paperhouse off of Can's double-LP, Tago Mago, from '71.  If you like progressive this is tits.  Bought the LP when it came out but I know it's not for everyone.

 

 

5 minutes ago, Andrew Dwyer said:

Love SteelyDan !!

 

 

 

Amen!

Arrested For Driving Blind (LOL) off of ZZ Top's '76 Tejas LP.

 

 

Train In Vain from The Clash off of their '79 London Calling LP.

 

 

The Ramones with Sheena Is A Punk Rocker from their '77 Rocket To Russia LP.

 

 

Dancing In The Moonlight (It's Caught Me In It's Spotlight) from Thin Lizzy off of their '77 Bad reputation LP.

 

 

Let The Good Times Roll from the Cars eponymous debut in '77.

 

 

Both Ends Burning from Bryan Ferry & Roxy Music off of their '75 Siren LP.

 

 

Daevid Allen, maestro extraordinaire

Joy Division's Shadowplay off of their '79 debut Unknown Pleasures.

 

 

Genesis and Deep In The Motherlode off their '78 ...And Then There Were Three... LP.

 

 

Wondrous Stories off the Yes Going For The One LP in '77.

 

 

One Way Street off of Aerosmith's self-titled debut in '73.  Saw them at the Ozark Music Fest back in '74.  Twenty feet from the stage.  180,000 frickin' people for 4 days and the temps never got below 104 farenheit during the day.  Something like that.  But it was hot, hot, hot.  The heat made for co-ed showers, so that was a plus.

 

 

Union City Blue from Blondie's '79 Eat To The Beat LP.

 

 

Talking Heads with Take Me To The River off their '78 LP, More Songs About Buildings And Food.

 

 

 

Very early Cure, The Weedy Burton, from their '79 Three Imaginary Boys LP.  Don't sneeze or you'll miss the song.