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[Travellin Dave]

Hazardous to your health lull?

I don't want to be hospitalized for responding to Tony.  Busy Fall calendar, need to keep my health up.

[Travellin Dave]

Finally page 3!

[Travellin Dave]

Page 3 part 2

[Travellin Dave]

And for Raz...

[LuvTooGolf]

Finally page 3!

Ah, totally missed Zoe's name on the list. So it would've been 6 for me then.

[razgueado]

Today's Over/Under is 5

Ten, and a coupla names.

Here's your sorta coinkydink of the day. I played with David Frizell's nephew, Jeff, in a band in Tucson. There's a recording out there of Jeff singing backup on a song I wrote.

[Travellin Dave]

Redoing fiber for the whole neighborhood as contract with AT&T UVerse is not being renewed.  Of course the replacement company has to lay all their own fiber.  Been pretty efficient to date (knock on wood).  Will be good to loose all the cable boxes.

[Travellin Dave]

Today's Over/Under is 5

Ten, and a coupla names.

Here's your sorta coinkydink of the day. I played with David Frizell's nephew, Jeff, in a band in Tucson. There's a recording out there of Jeff singing backup on a song I wrote.

More 6 degrees than coinkydink.

[LuvTooGolf]

Hazzuh!

[razgueado]

And for Raz...

An heir to a great legacy. But dear Lord, she tried to escape it mightily in her younger days. There's a great story about her playing a gig at the Bottom Line in NYC. She did a song she'd written about, er, "swinging," called "Swap-Meat Rag." Afterward she joked, "If that don't put the cunt back in country music, I don't know what will." She didn't realize her mom and Johnny Cash were sitting in the audience.

In an odd coinkydink, that song inspired a girl I knew in high school to write a song called "It Ain't the Meat, It's the Motion," which we collaborated on. We didn't find out until a teacher heard us singing it that a song with that name and general concept had been written in the 50s and covered by Maria Muldaur in the 70s.

Ours was, um, edgier. But still, too close for comfort.

[Travellin Dave]

And for Raz...

An heir to a great legacy. But dear Lord, she tried to escape it mightily in her younger days. There's a great story about her playing a gig at the Bottom Line in NYC. She did a song she'd written about, er, "swinging," called "Swap-Meat Rag." Afterward she joked, "If that don't put the cunt back in country music, I don't know what will." She didn't realize her mom and Johnny Cash were sitting in the audience.

In an odd coinkydink, that song inspired a girl I knew in high school to write a song called "It Ain't the Meat, It's the Motion," which we collaborated on. We didn't find out until a teacher heard us singing it that a song with that name and general concept had been written in the 50s and covered by Maria Muldaur in the 70s.

Ours was, um, edgier. But still, too close for comfort.

Don't know who's version it was, but I enjoyed a song by that name done by Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes.  (Longtime performers at the Stone Pony)

[Travellin Dave]

For GolfinDave and his scorigami tracking...

With the 25-11 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Eagles victory was a scorigami -- the 1078th unique final score in NFL history. No NFL game has ever had a 25-11 final until Monday night.

[razgueado]

And for Raz...

An heir to a great legacy. But dear Lord, she tried to escape it mightily in her younger days. There's a great story about her playing a gig at the Bottom Line in NYC. She did a song she'd written about, er, "swinging," called "Swap-Meat Rag." Afterward she joked, "If that don't put the cunt back in country music, I don't know what will." She didn't realize her mom and Johnny Cash were sitting in the audience.

In an odd coinkydink, that song inspired a girl I knew in high school to write a song called "It Ain't the Meat, It's the Motion," which we collaborated on. We didn't find out until a teacher heard us singing it that a song with that name and general concept had been written in the 50s and covered by Maria Muldaur in the 70s.

Ours was, um, edgier. But still, too close for comfort.

Don't know who's version it was, but I enjoyed a song by that name done by Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes.  (Longtime performers at the Stone Pony)

Probably the same song Muldaur covered.

Southside Johnny. Been a minute since I heard anything about him.

Edit: Same song.

[LuvTooGolf]

For GolfinDave and his scorigami tracking...

With the 25-11 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Eagles victory was a scorigami -- the 1078th unique final score in NFL history. No NFL game has ever had a 25-11 final until Monday night.

Nice!

[LuvTooGolf]

Wordle 829 4/6*

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