What are you listening to?

I bounced for a The Dirt Band show in '89 when they played the Anoka County Fair. (Twin Cities, MN) Hornsby wasn't there, it was more of a Fishin in the Dark show. Beer tent stuff. That particular show, I ended up chasing after some douchebag for some "God remembers what" reason, and slashed my leg open on the top of a pounded tent spike. I don't even remember, 30-40 stitches, but still a Hell of a scar.

 

Sounds like a heck of a shindig buddy!

 

Well now I looked the album up, and how can you beat kicking off with Jonny Cash and following with John Prine?

Thanks for the headsup, @jmudrick !

 

It's a fine collection.

The first show I ever saw was the Dirt Band in its original configuration playing the Hollywood Palladium at the LA Teenage Fair in spring '67.( I was a child at the time...)

 

Sounds way cooler than the prolly $50 bucks I made for bouncing drunks all night.

I was always a lover, (I wish) not a fighter. I couldn't help being born kinda big, it just paid bills sometimes.

All of the bouncing I ever did, I had way better times doing doors for "whatever"...... just helping out, than actual Simms "rolled up T-shirt" stuff. Little of both.... LONG time ago.

Decades.

But the 80's were a blast.......

 

I was BORN in 70. Kindred spirits, K?

 

Music appreciation knows no age restrictions. You just wind up with a different concert t-shirt collection.

 

Too funny. But if you get too much older than me, there were no t-shirt collections.

 

Another Mikis Theodorakis song which I love. (and my wife hates!) The singer is George Dalaras The song is Tis Dhikeosinis tis Ilie. (Greek for Justice of the Sun)

 

One more and that'll be it! (for a while!)

Dhoksa to Theo (Thanks to God) sung by Mikis himself - love this song!

 

First concert t-shirt I remember getting was on the Clash's Give Me Enough Rope tour in 79. Saw them twice that tour. Sadly the t-shirts did not survive.

https://www.youtube.com/shared?ci=QsGhPprJpZw

 

I miss the 80's too buddy!

 

I am about to be 46. How about you?

 

42

 

Well stay at that gym. It all goes to Hell at 45.

Just sayin.

 

Have a great Sunday!

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At 42, despite age and issues, I am stronger and more flexible, albeit smaller, than I was at thirty. It's never too late to win it back.

 

George Benson and Earl Klugh You're Welcome People!

 

Football on mute, Orb through the big speakers. "S.A.L.T./Toxygene" at 33:45 is true ambient DJ excellence by Alex Paterson