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The Wild One, Forever  /  Fooled Again(I Don't Like It)      -       Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers




"Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers"      (1976)

From Now On  /  Fools Overture      -          Supertramp




"Even In The Quietest Moments"       (1977)

In The Meantime  /  Some Other Time        -           Badfinger





"Wish You Were Here"     (1974)

The Wild One, Forever  /  Fooled Again(I Don't Like It)      -       Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

Two of my all-time favorite Petty tunes, and obscure ones at that. I love him for the same reason I love alot of my favorite rock artists-his catalog is so deep he has absolutely amazing songs that you forget about because there are so many good ones to choose from.

"Rainbow In The Dark" - Dio

"Star 69" - R.E.M.

"Shame In You" - Alice In Chains

Two of my all-time favorite Petty tunes, and obscure ones at that.

Mine too, LD.  I remember when his first record (this one) was released, it sounded like it had been recorded in a single take. And he sounded so pissed-off, and the smirk on his face on the cover.  It was awesome stuff from the first time I saw and heard it.




I'm On Fire          -           Dwight Twilley Band



"Sincerely"       (1977)

Hey LD and Koy!

Koy, I see you've been playing my 2 favorite TP albuims . . . and guess what?  I'm playing the next one:


TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS:  "Louisiana Rain"          


Damn The Torpedoes(1979)      

Oh, and you've been playing Twilley, too!  Pretty cool.

STEVE EARLE:  "Guitar Town"

Koy, I see you've been playing my 2 favorite TP albuims

Oh, and you've been playing Twilley, too!  Pretty cool.

seemed so logical, the Twilley following the Petty I mean.  I see alot of similarities in the crazygood musical times of the mid-to-late 70s and the current musical scene, esspecially in the South and in LA in particular.  So many great young groups playing all sorts of good stuff.  SF seems to have been left behind as a vanguard of the musical world...Bill Graham has never been replaced as a promoter of new music around here.




Just As Well  /  Supersede        -         Jackie Greene




"American Myth"       (2006)

Koy, the firest time I ever heard "Breakdown"  by TP was on a Friday Afternoon, probably in '76 or '77.  That same afternoon, I bought a copy of Creem magazine, which had a story about TP, along with a picture of him in a bloack jumpsuit.  The jumpsuit featured the logo that appears on the cover of the first album, an arrow-shaped guitar piercing a heart.


The next day I was watching Saturday morning cartoons; at that time, CBS had a live-action comedy/variety show on Saturday mornings called Wacko.  The musical  guest that day was Dwight Twilley Band.  I was shocked to see that Tom Petty was onstage playing guitar, dressed in the exact same jumpsuit as in the magazine, complete with arrow-heart logo!

Pretty sure this is the video; I can't watch it at work, but I'll check it out when I get home:

[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1wSEhjFWaE]

Creem magazine

Yeah, Boy Howdy!  Lester Bangs used to put out a really good mag back then, Crawdaddy was another one I used to chase around looking for.  Believe me, finding info in Moscow Idaho before the days of cable or internet was tough!  I used to have to read Billboard Magazine, for crying out loud!  And then walk in the snow to and from  school!




Winterlong  /  Come On Baby Let's Go Downtown           -      Neil Young and Crazy Horse




"Crazy Horse At The Fillmore (east) 1970"     (2006)

Ahhhhhh, good ol' Creem magazine. I am not ashamed to admit as a metalhead that I also read Circus Magazine and Hit Parader.


"Tell Me Baby" - Red Hot Chili Peppers

"Come Rain Or Come Shine" - B.B. King and Eric Clapton
Very excited for middle of next month-a good friend is taking me to see B.B. King. Never seen him, and I'm thinking if I don't go soon I won't have the chance. Looking forward to seeing him do his thang with Lucille!

"Think I'm In Love" - Beck

Live For Today  /  We Don't Belong          -            Ratt





"RATT"         (1999)

You're Not Drinking Enough  /  Drivin' With Your Eyes Closed             -           Don Henley





"Building The Perfect Beast"        (1984)

Hit Me Back - Michael McDermott

I hit the bar pretty hard last night.
I've been wound up a little too tight
I hit the bar so hard in fact  
That this morning it hit me back.  

Dreams About Trains - Michael McDermott
I Know A Place.... - Michael McDermott

Happy Song - Melissa Ferrick
Ball And Chain - Social Distortion 

Holding On To The Earth - Sam Phillips
Gone Gone Goodbye - Three Bad Jacks 

Snake Farm  /  Walk In My Shadow         -            Paul Thorn




"What The Hell Is Going On"      (2012)

Good morning, WAYLT?!  And happy Friday.

Colours - Grouplove
That's Enough Of That Stuff - Marcia Ball  
Stupid Boy - Gear Daddies 

Good morning everyone!

ANTSY MCCLAIN & THE TRAILER PARK TROUBADOURS:  [Trailercana]

1.Living in Aluminum(feat. Linsey Buckingham)
2.The Devil Gets More Credit Than He Deserves
3.Joan of Arkansas
4.DysFUNKtional
5.I Was Just Flipped Off by a Silver Haired Old Lady With a 'Honk If You Love Jesus' Sticker On The Bumper Of Her Car
6.Nothing's Gonna Stop Me Now
7.I Wanna Live in a Billboard
8.Dora's Dark Side
9.Nothing's Gonna Stop Me Now (Reprise)
10.KOA Refugee
11.Prozac Made Me Stay(feat. Tommy Smothers)
12.Full Moon Nights in Pine View Heights
13.Cubic Zirconium in the Rough
14.I Married Up
15.Ron Howard's Brother
16.Falling in Love in America         

Snake Farm  /  Walk In My Shadow         -            Paul Thorn

Koy, I love Paul Thorn and he does a good job on this cover of Ray Wylie Hubbard's "Snake Farm." 

DAVID LINDLEY:  "She Took Off My Romeos"         

Koy, I love Paul Thorn and he does a good job on this cover of Ray Wylie Hubbard's "Snake Farm." 

Love Snake Farm,  and the CD is OK by me, also.  I haven't heard Ray Wylie Hubbard's version, though. Hello Rock.



Hello Gumbo.


Friday On My Mind        -       Earth Quake

Another New World  /  Squirrel Of Possibility        -          Punch Brothers




"AHOY!"        (2012)