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  1. These are not your everyday radio plays but all are great driving songs. Check them out on iTunes.

     

    Hot Rod Lincoln - Bill Kirchen (from Commander Cody) great guitar work.

    Mustang Burn - Bruce Robison

    Time To Switch To Whiskey - Corb Lund Band

    Thunderstorms and Neon Signs - Hank III

    The Road Goes On Forever - Joe Ely (Live at Antones)

    Burn Down The Trailer Park - Paul Thorn Band

    Redneck Mother - Ray Wylie Hubbard (Live at Cibelos)

    Any Ole Time - Remedy Motel

    Time Machine - Renegade Rail

    She's Crazy For Leaving - Rodney Crowell

    I Walk The Line - Rodney Crowell

    Let Me Be - Snakebite

    Gimme A Ride To Heaven Boy - Terry Allen

    Things I Miss The Most - Van Zant

    These Colors Don't Run - Van Zant

    Headed South - Van Zant

    Pontiacs - Amanda Wilkinson

    Tonight You Shook Me All Night Long - Charlie Robison (Live at Greune Hall)

     

  2. I don't know who told all these young ladies that it was alright to wear stiletto heels with short shorts but if I could find 'em...

     

    ...I'd dang sure kiss 'em! :rolleyes:

     

    Greetings everyone from the Calgary Stampede just a little north of the border.

     

    Tonight is the last show of the first North American leg of the summer Billy Idol tour.

     

    I drop at the airport here tomorrow then head back to Nashville and then maybe home for a couple of days.

     

    Everyone have a great weekend!! :D :D

  3. The new theater manager (who is my boss) comes with great skills. She loves the theater,and performing arts is her thirst.She is working day and nite to fill the gaps for more shows. Stop by and meet Lenay. She is working on a web site for more information on future shows,people this is your theater come out and support it.

     

    Tours are free and stroll through a venue that combines the deco period with the new state of art sound and lighting. I am the senior technician,with a great group of support staff we are waiting and standing by to serve the fines arts in our community.

     

    How many seats are in the theater and are there any national acts booked there?

     

  4. that depends on the kid. ;) Every generation had "cars that kids couldn't handle" Do you really think in the late 70's that a 16 year old could handle the used muscle car they bought - some could, some couldn't. It's funny, even in the early 90's "squaking" your tires was no more then a ticket - today we want to lock kids up in jail for it. I really don't think it was any safer back then, I'm not saying what the kid did was OK but lets come back down to reality a little bit.

     

    When I was 16-17 years old (1971-72) I worked in an auto parts store. One day a Marietta officer was there talking to the owner about how they used to drag race on Roswell road east of the Big Chicken. The cop was probably in his mid fifties at the time.

     

    When I asked him how they were ever able to drag race on Roswell Road he said "There were only about a third of the cars on the road then as there are now".

     

    Fast forward to today when I am approaching the mid-fifties :huh: and the same holds true. There are way too many people and way to many cars for anyone to even think about acting stupid (which by the way, more and more people do).

     

    Not just teens but anyone who willingly endangers others lives should not only be arrested but held for the maximum 72 hours without bond. This is a serious problem given the times in which we live.

     

    I blame most driving stupidity among teens and young adults on video games. It's amazing how you can drive city streets at 100+ mph, take out big trucks and cop cars, have a spectacular wreck, explode, die and be back in a new, unscathed car within 3 seconds.

     

    Amazing ain't it?

  5. Did anyone else go? We had a blast! I dont think I've ever seen so many drunk people in one place though!! ^_^ We went to the Lucky Leprechaun next door afterwards. Hubby & I are sitting there, and this guy literally "staggers" by our table, almost bumping into it, then sits at a table nearby with a few other guys. Then he's staring at me, I felt kinda creeped out and told my hubby.... turns out the guy was the lead guitarist for Hank, Jr. :rofl: One of the other guys came over and talked to us for a few minutes, and told us they were all with Hank, Jr. I thought that was pretty cool, but funny! B)

     

    I wondered why they went to bed so early on the way to Biloxi.

     

  6. House that is paid off

    GPS units for driving

    my dog

    my other dog

    internet

     

    Congrats on paying off the house. That's my dream and the only thing I owe.

     

    And would you please fix your stinkin' avatar. It goes away about half a second too soon. :clapping:

     

  7. OK. Not counting your kids and/or grandkids, what are the five most important or convenient things to come into your life in the last few years.

     

    Mine are, and in no peticular order;

     

    1. Mobile internet. I love watching weather fronts move in when I'm tooling down the road at 70 or so. (Don't worry, they automatically update). No distracted driving here.

     

    2. Google / Microsoft Earth. Nothing like knowing the area before you ever see it.

     

    3. Joel Osteen.

     

    4. The curved shower curtain rod. For those of you who haven't seen them, They give you a ton more room in the shower.

     

    5. The iPod.

  8. Oh, we could not get chatt. channels here. That's why I don't remember.

     

    I had a girlfriend in Cartersville and they could get the Chattanooga channels. We couldn't get them in Kennesaw.

     

  9. who WAS IN Alabama?

     

    Randy Owen, Jeff Cook, Teddy Gentry and Mark Herndon.

     

    Here is an interesting bit of trivia.

     

    Randy went to be a guest judge on the Nashville Star reality show after the Alabama Band broke up. As he sat and judged the contestants he got the performing bug again.

     

    A couple of days later he asked the show's band if they would like to go out and do some live shows with him and the agreed.

     

    Since then, Randy has formed another band and is once again touring.

     

    What I find interesting about this is that his band leader is a former #1 country star by the name of Wade Hayes. I toured with Wade back when his career was on a roll. I saw him a while back and asked him about touring with Randy and he said that he just loved to play music so much that he was glad to do it. Beside the fact that Randy paid pretty well.

     

    Another thing, Mark Herndon was not the original drummer for Alabama but joined the group before they became famous. When they went on to form the corporation he was asked if he wanted to be a part of it and he said "No, this is never going to be anything other than a cover band and will never go anywhere". Though he would probably never admit it, I'm sure he regrets that decision to this day because even though Alabama made him a rich man he was still a hired gun and received only 'show pay'.

     

    To this day he receives no benefits from being a long time member of the band.

     

    To those of you who don't know, a cover band is someone who has no originals and only 'covers' other peoples hit songs.

     

  10. Just out of curiosity, do you know Jeremy Owsley a driver out of TN? I met him back when we were touring with Sugar Ray, but he is in the same industry as you. Super nice guy, I have lost touch with him over the years. Just curious if you knew him.

     

    The name doesn't ring a bell but there are a lot of us running around up here. I may know him if I saw his face.

  11. Man you know everyone. It would have been easier to name the ones you didn't know. Bet you put a lot of miles on that bus. Are you still on the road? Are you the one that the turkey flew into the bus window? That's a long time to be on the road bet you have been everywhere.

     

    Almost everywhere. I'm in Biloxi, MS tonight leaving in an hour or so for Nashville then back to PC for a couple of days. I do between sixty and a hundred thousand miles a year.

     

    That was me that hit the turkey. Talk about a wake-up call, that'll do it.

     

    Take care, gotta fly. Nashville awaits.

     

  12. nobody

    Wanna borrow some?

     

    Way too many to list........lets put it this way...if someone steals my cell-phone..they are going to have numbers for quite a few celebs...

    Didn't you learn anything from Paris Hilton?

     

    Is Kevin that bad?

    Worse...

     

    I stood beside him at a urinal at the airport. No kidding.

    One of my claims to fame is peeing beside Donald Trump at his Mar-Lanta (sp) mansion in West Palm Beach. I was there for a Tom Jones show.

     

    OK, so my list doesn't count either but here goes...

     

    Bonnie Raitt

    Michael Card

    Sonia Dada

    Joan Baez

    The Charlie Daniels Band

    The Marshall Tucker Band

    .38 Special

    CeCe Winans

    The Beach Boys

    Vanessa Mae

    Travis Tritt

    Patty Loveless

    Billy Joe Royal

    Lee Roy Parnell

    Chris Knight

    Bryan White

    The Cure

    Paris Hilton (drunk on her a$$ at a party in Anahiem, CA) she dang near fell off those 6" heels a few times.

    Bone, Thugs and Harmony

    Jaci Valasquez

    Brooks & Dunn

    Tom Jones (he's a great guy. We sat in my hotel room in Vancouver drinking Labatts Blue and watching the Jack Nicholson / Helen Hunt movie 'As good as it gets'.)

    Buddy Guy

    Wade Hayes

    Montgomery Gentry

    Peter Frampton

    Chely Wright

    They Might Be Giants

    Linda Davis

    David Lee Murphy

    Steve Earle

    Trini Triggs

    Gerald Levert (RIP)

    Sean Levert (also RIP)

    Blackhawk

    Maceo Parker (sax player for James Brown)

    Lucinda Williams

    SONICFLOOd

    The Dixie Chicks

    Days of the New

    Kelly Minter

    Hank Williams Jr.

    Limp Bizkit

    Stars on Ice (Tara Lapinski, Curt Browning, Steven Cousins and more)

    Kid Rock

    Semisonic

    Remy Zero

    moe.

    Mary Chapin Carpenter

    Brad Paisley

    John Michael Montgomery

    Ronnie Milsap

    Jason Ingram

    Cherish the Ladies

    John Berry

    Sons of the Desert

    Suzy Bogguss

    Billy Dean

    Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull)

    Crystal Bernard

    Reba McEntire

    Kathy Mattea

    Yankee Grey

    BR-549

    Five for Fighting

    The Kinleys

    Steve Azar

    Jars of Clay

    Staind

    John Mayer

    Counting Crows

    Alan Jackson

    ZoeGirl

    Curtis Alan

    Johnny and Donny Van Zant

    Jimmy Hall (he's on my bus now with the Hank Jr. band)

    Rodney Atkins

    Rodney Crowell

    Caedmon's Call

    G. Love & Special Sauce

    Marty Stuart

    The Village People

    John Fogerty

    Usher

    Jethro Tull Band

    Razorlight (UK)

    The Zutons (UK)

    P.O.D.

    John Hiatt

    North Mississippi Allstars

    Nicole C. Mullen

    Will Smith

    Richard Gere

    Ween

    Hot Tuna

    Don Omar

    Steve Winwood

    The Freddy Jones Band

    Bill Gates on the Microsoft Windows Vista Coach Tour

    Halfway to Hazard

    Richard Marx

    Jullia Roberts on a movie set in Chicago

    Selah

    Rhett Akins

    Sanctus Real

    Julie Roberts

    Trent Willmon

    Marilyn Manson

    Steven Curtis Chapman

    Bethany Dillon

    Richard Roundtree (Shaft)

    Clifton Davis (the pastor from the TV show 'Amen'

    Tatyana Ali (Ashley Banks from Fresh Prince

    Rhubarb Jones, Cadillac Jack, Moby (in the morning), Vicki Locke, lots of radio personalities including Bob and Tom, Opie and Anthony, John Boy and Billy.

     

    plus a few hundred more backstage at various shows. Movie stars are my favorites. Nobody looks at the world the way they do.

     

    By the way, I love Marty's stories about some of the dumba$$ things our local hillbilly singing star did in the beginning of his career.

     

    Fifteen long, long years on the road summed up in one post. Damn I'm tired.

  13. Turkeys are very stubborn, on my way out to Buchanan by backroads, I have had to stop several times and let a stupid Turkey walk across the road. They just strut on across like there is not a huge car sitting there honking at them.

     

    OK, picture this. A couple of years ago I was at the intersection of Acworth Due West Road and Stilesboro. My light was red.

     

    The Stilesboro light was green but traffic wasn't moving.

     

    There was about 6 huge turkeys that had made their way into the road and were looking into one gentleman's car, I suppose for food. Obviously some motorist had thrown something to eat out to them earlier.

     

    This poor guy had a turkey standing in front of his car looking up over the hood and wouldn't move. The guy gets out of the car and starts to shoo the turkey away. When he got the bird to move he got back into his car and the light turned red for him.

     

    It wasn't 30 seconds until the turkeys were back surrounding his car.

     

    By this time the whole intersection was completely stopped and watching. Everyone was really laughing at this poor guy. Not knowing what else to do, he got back out of the car and tried to shoo the turkeys away again but everytime one would leave, the previous one came back.

     

    The last time I saw him he was leaning against his car door laughing so hard he was about to wet his pants.

     

    Where is the video camera when you need it?

     

  14. That didn't happen on Cedarcrest, did it?

     

    Naw, this happened on the New York Thruway about 120 miles east of Buffalo, just after daybreak and I was running about 73 mph.

     

    I was on my way to Niagara Falls and when I got there the hotel bellmen got into an argument over whether turkeys could or couldn't fly. Go figure.

     

  15. Another 6 inches higher and I probably could have brought him home for dinner, or at least hand delivered him to his turkey funeral.

     

    The last thing to pass thru his mind was his arse...

     

    WildTurkey.jpg

     

    From the shape of the cracks it does look like I rear-ended him.

     

  16. Greetings y'all,

     

    I am looking for someone to deliver and distrbute approximately 25 bales of pine straw on my property. I live in the New Hope area and cash payment is fine.

     

    I also need it done before Saturday.

     

    PM me with a quote if you will.

     

    Thanky...

  17. That would be a long way from you ? Maybe?

     

    I think it is. We are really close to the Pickett's Mill Historic Site entrance. Just south of the Garrison Ridge Subs.

     

    Right about here...

     

    mapquest.jpg

     

    The siren she heard was probably at the Sheriff's Office. If so, we need one in downtown New Hope.

     

  18. Does anyone know if there is an emergency siren located in or around New Hope.

     

    We live off Mt. Tabor Church between Due West and 381. Wifey said she could hear one in the distance but not close by.

     

    Thanks...

     

    BTW, Greetings from Virgiia Beach. The sky is completely clear and the temp is around 72 degrees with a light sea breeze. :)

     

    Just thought I would rub it in, err... let you know.

     

    RT

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