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  1. Finally. Time to see a FINE American in action...

    The CDB (that's the Charlie Daniels Band, not that snappy dresser from ID, thank you) is playing the
    North Georgia State fair tonight, and I am going to be in attendance behind the scenes thanks to the
    rock-n-roll industry ties I have cultivated over the years here locally. I look forward to hearing
    his message, as well as his music. Hope everyone has a chance to see this gentleman at some point in
    their life. He is truly one of the good ones.

    Dave (long haired country boy! Well, I USED to have long hair)

  2. Dave W said:

    Hope everyone has a chance to see this gentleman at some point in their life. He is truly one of
    the good ones.

    Dave (long haired country boy! Well, I USED to have long hair)

    He frequents the post office where my wife used to work, does that count?

    --
    Craig Brossman, Durango Colorado (remove ".nospam" to reply)

  3. Craig Brossman said:
    Dave W said:

    Hope everyone has a chance to see this gentleman at some point in their life. He is truly one of
    the good ones.

    Dave (long haired country boy! Well, I USED to have long hair)

    He frequents the post office where my wife used to work, does that count?

    absolutley! Especially if you get a chance to have a conversation with him!!

  4. Quoted message said:

    Hope everyone has a chance to see this gentleman at some point in their life. He is truly one of
    the good ones.

    He played here at one of the local "where are they now?" events. It was quite a boring show. To top
    it off there was a sobriety checkpoint setup on the road leaving the event. There were many
    shirtless wonders vociferously professing their knowledge of their rights. At least that part was
    interesting.

  5. John Harlow said:
    Quoted message said:

    Hope everyone has a chance to see this gentleman at some point in their life. He is truly one of
    the good ones.

    He played here at one of the local "where are they now?" events. It was quite a boring show. To top
    it off there was a sobriety checkpoint setup on the road leaving the event. There were many
    shirtless wonders vociferously professing their knowledge of their rights. At least that part was
    interesting.

    really? that's too bad then. I'll bet alot of mulletts were in attendance then...

    Dave (at least he's not doing Renissance festivals though!)

  6. "Dave W" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Dave (at least he's not doing Renissance festivals though!)

    A smart career move!

    - CA-G

    Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

  7. Carla A-G scrawled in bright red lipstick:

    Quoted message said:

    "Dave W" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Dave (at least he's not doing Renissance festivals though!)

    A smart career move!

    - CA-G

    Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

    One of the local alternative papers has a great cover:

    Dancing bear patch $4 Live CD from the concert $22 Ticket for the show at the Gorge $57+ Reviving
    the Dead's money making machine... priceless......

  8. Dave W said:


    Dave (at least he's not doing Renissance festivals though!)

    Hey, FU! I worked at the Renaissance Festival when it was a freshman in high school....Best damn job
    I ever had. Money, wine, women, beer....what more could a 16 year old want?

    Oh, the good old days.....

    Peace, Bill

  9. "Bill Wheeler" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Dave W said:


    Dave (at least he's not doing Renissance festivals though!)

    Hey, FU! I worked at the Renaissance Festival when it was a freshman in high school....Best damn
    job I ever had. Money, wine, women, beer....what more could a 16 year old want?

    Oh, the good old days.....

    Peace, Bill

    Now the picture is complete and just as I suspected!
    --
    Slacker

  10. Bill Wheeler said:
    Dave W said:


    Dave (at least he's not doing Renissance festivals though!)

    Hey, FU! I worked at the Renaissance Festival when it was a freshman in high school....Best damn
    job I ever had. Money, wine, women, beer....what more could a 16 year old want?

    Oh, the good old days.....

    Peace, Bill

    Have you or have you not ever been a world renown guitarist, who has inspired countless genrations
    to pick up the guitar and try and play ANY of your work? Thought not. I'm sure it would be a kick
    ass for a pimply faced 16 y.o virgin, but not someone like Ritchie Blackmore.

  11. "Bill Wheeler" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Dave W said:

    Dave (at least he's not doing Renissance festivals though!)

    Hey, FU! I worked at the Renaissance Festival when it was a freshman in high school....Best damn
    job I ever had. Money, wine, women, beer....what more could a 16 year old want?

    Oh, the good old days.....

    Peace, Bill

    Bill, this has nothing to do with Renaissance festivals, the quote was made in reference to Ritchie
    Blackmore and how his career has hit the dumps after spending so much time in the limelight.

    - CA-G

    Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

  12. Carla A-G said...

    Quoted message said:

    Bill, this has nothing to do with Renaissance festivals, the quote was made in reference to
    Ritchie Blackmore and how his career has hit the dumps after spending so much time in the
    limelight.

    - CA-G

    Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

    He must be doing what he wants to be doing, because it would be the easiest thing in the world to
    hook up with Dio or any one of the other dozens of people he worked with and put a Rainbow type of
    band back together.

  13. Super Slinky said:

    Carla A-G said...

    Quoted message said:

    Bill, this has nothing to do with Renaissance festivals, the quote was made in reference to
    Ritchie Blackmore and how his career has hit the dumps after spending so much time in the
    limelight.

    - CA-G

    Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

    He must be doing what he wants to be doing, because it would be the easiest thing in the world to
    hook up with Dio or any one of the other dozens of people he worked with and put a Rainbow type of
    band back together.

    ah, but then that wouldn't be him then would it. Blackmore is notorius for thumbing his nose at the
    rock and roll world...a world that made him who he WAS. To me, while he is a virtuoso on the guitar,
    his attitude has alway's just sucked...he has always thought very highly of hisself, and I find it
    very humorous that he has sunk to this level. The guy's in Purple have said in interviews in the
    past that they had a buttload of his ego. I believe Dio has as well. Nay, I don't think it's what he
    wants to be doing, rather what he's been reduced to.

    I saw Rainbow back in the early 80's with Krokus (Street of Dreams tour 81-82) and Krokus flat
    blew Rainbow away...Rainbow's set was one, long, drawn out Blackmore Solo...it got very boring
    after an hour of
    it...I have never been so ready to leave a concert venue as I was that night!!

  14. Dave W said...

    Quoted message said:

    ah, but then that wouldn't be him then would it. Blackmore is notorius for thumbing his nose at
    the rock and roll world...a world that made him who he WAS. To me, while he is a virtuoso on the
    guitar, his attitude has alway's just sucked...he has always thought very highly of hisself, and I
    find it very humorous that he has sunk to this level. The guy's in Purple have said in interviews
    in the past that they had a buttload of his ego. I believe Dio has as well. Nay, I don't think
    it's what he wants to be doing, rather what he's been reduced to.

    I saw Rainbow back in the early 80's with Krokus (Street of Dreams tour 81-82) and Krokus flat
    blew Rainbow away...Rainbow's set was one, long, drawn out Blackmore Solo...it got very boring
    after an hour of
    it...I have never been so ready to leave a concert venue as I was that night!!

    No doubt he has an attitude, but he can't be any worse than Ian Gillan or Dio. Read the interviews,
    they make him sound calm and reasonable. Dio calling anyone hard to work with is like Godzilla
    calling anyone big, green and ugly. I saw the reformed Purple in 84, and Gillan was the [censored].
    Blackmore just played guitar, and did it poorly that night actually. Blackmore admits that Rainbow
    wasn't a balanced group, but they still turned out a few good ones, which is more than most bands
    will ever do.

  15. Carla A-G said:

    "Bill Wheeler" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Dave W said:

    Dave (at least he's not doing Renissance festivals though!)

    Hey, FU! I worked at the Renaissance Festival when it was a freshman in high school....Best damn
    job I ever had. Money, wine, women, beer....what more could a 16 year old want?

    Oh, the good old days.....

    Peace, Bill

    Bill, this has nothing to do with Renaissance festivals, the quote was made in reference to Ritchie
    Blackmore and how his career has hit the dumps after spending so much time in the limelight.

    - CA-G

    Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!


    Thank you......ahh never mind....

    Bill

  16. [snip my ignorance about Renaissance]

    Quoted message said:

    Have you or have you not ever been a world renown guitarist, who has inspired countless genrations
    to pick up the guitar and try and play ANY of your work? Thought not. I'm sure it would be a kick
    ass for a pimply faced 16 y.o virgin, but not someone like Ritchie Blackmore.

    Just to set the record straight FU! Shet The Feck Up And Ryde!

    Peace, Bill

  17. Bill Wheeler said:

    [snip my ignorance about Renaissance]

    Quoted message said:

    Have you or have you not ever been a world renown guitarist, who has inspired countless genrations
    to pick up the guitar and try and play ANY of your work? Thought not. I'm sure it would be a kick
    ass for a pimply faced 16 y.o virgin, but not someone like Ritchie Blackmore.

    Just to set the record straight FU! Shet The Feck Up And Ryde!

    Peace, Bill

    thank you sir, may I have another..

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