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She’s Jealous Of His Hair
Last weekend, I was hanging with my #1 granddaughter and as part of our playing, I brought up some videos on my ipad. Adeline immediately took a liking to the late, Hughie Thomasson. I think she was a little jealous … Continue reading
Posted in 2020, 25 blogs, Babies, Music of the 1970's, The Outlaws
Tagged Adeline, granddaughters rule, Hughie Thomasson, Hurry Sundown, The Outlaws
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It’s Not For Me I Ask These Questions
I almost forgot how good this song was. . . one of the first, Great Southern Anthems. There have been few musicians that played off each other as well as the late Hughie Thomasson (Bandanna) and the late Billy Jones … Continue reading
Simpler Times With Simpler Problems
Memories. The last few weeks have been a blur with travel and work. . . and a noticeable lack of blogging. It seems that I have a never-ending “to-do” list and nowhere do I see the words “relax” or “do whatever … Continue reading
TBT, Forty Years Ago
The older I get, the faster time seems to fly by. I never caught a concert at the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, NJ, but if you click on the link, you will see what we missed. The Outlaws were one … Continue reading
You Could Hear The Gypsies Sing
I got to thinking about the late, Hughie Thomasson this evening. The video below is from a 1978 show at the Capitol Theatre, in my home state of New Jersey. Almost forty years ago, but I just can’t comprehend that … Continue reading
Posted in music, Music of the 1980's, Uncategorized
Tagged Billy Jones, Hughie Thomasson, Hurry Sundown, The Capital Theatre, The Outlaws
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The Dealer Of Death, Has Dealt A Losing Hand
Forty years ago today a plane carrying the Lynyrd Skynyrd Band crashed near Gillsburg, MS. I remember being in homeroom, my senior year in high at Watchung Hills Regional HS and John Pavlak coming in and announced the crash. It … Continue reading
