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Frank Zappa was my hero when I was a teenager. I bet I saw him at least 6 or 7 times back then. I have about 10 of his albums. I remember the celebrity theater that was a great venue (saw Rick wakeman from Yes there, he was awesome in the round). I saw quite a few shows at firebird lake (Stevie Nicks dad operated that venue). I don't remember the mesa amphitheater, I lived in North central Phoenix, and didn't get further east of Tempe much. I used to be the catering manager at Westworld (for a short minute) in Scottsdale, so I worked some of the concerts they had there.(Sawyer Brown was the most memorable) I also saw Ted Nugent there on the polo field for 5 bucks before I started working there. My wife does the low impact exercise (line dancing) at the senior center, while she dances I walk the track. I don't recall the Marty Mitchell band, I lived in Phoenix from 78 to 93, and dated a girl who was a DJ from the progressive rock station KSTM for a little bit. She was always getting tickets to shows for free from the radio station, so I was fortunate enough to see quite a few bands while we were dating.

Try these for dancing: 70s rock/disco Old school R&B New Orleans R&B Mumbo Jumbo Frank Zappa (making fun of disco)

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What goes up, must come down Spinning wheel got to go round Talkin' 'bout your troubles, it's a cryin' sin Ride a painted pony, let the spinning wheel spin

I understand about indecision But I don't care if I get behind People living in competition All I want is to have my peace of mind

In the New York city they have big rats, in Long Island they have Good Rats In Charlotte we had Good times, remembering them, rocking The Penny Arcade (RIP Pepe)

Bet you didn't think I knew how to rock 'n' roll Oh, I got the boogie-woogie right down in my very soul There ain't no need for me to be a wallflower 'Cause now I'm living on blues power

That happens to me all the time. I set it up on a playlist, and when I go back to listen, it's gone 😪

One of my favorite tunes that really illustrates that blend of genres. I love to crank this up and chill out in the sunporch while I'm watching a snow storm

Well, she used to wake me up for breakfast Force feed me with a silver spoon Even do me when I'm dirty We let it roll till way past noon, wooh Oh yeah, come on Yeah, but all that's changed 'Cause it's all down the drain, yeah

Absolutely agree. They have brought him in as eligible when they are running heavy sets, and he's been great. I wonder how he does catching the pass, that is one big dude to tackle.

Here's a home grown local SD band (They hung out on Ocean Beach, PB was for the tourists 😎). My nephew toured with them when he was with JBB (in fact the Dela the sax player used to play with JBB, and he had so much fun on that tour he quit JBB and joined with them). This is a long set (2 hrs. Plus) with a bunch of special guests.

Ha, that's awesome. I remember that bar (don't think that's what is was called back then) we always would stay just next door in the Beach Cottage hotel. That place was great, you could sleep with the patio door open and hear the ocean all night long. Back then it was a family owned, smallish place, and they had bbq grills on the strip of lawn between the older building and the beach. Way cooler place to say vs. The stuffy corporate joints across the street that backed up to Mission Bay. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. 😊

Saw this guy in a little bar in Phoenix in the late 80's early 90's, and got a chance to meet him after his set. He was a SRV clone and even played with his band after he passed.

Cool story, are you from SoCal? I used to hang on Pacific Beach, when I lived in Phoenix (yes I was a Zoner). Man, hard to believe that was 30 some years ago. I always enjoyed my times there, and even got the worst sunburn of my life on that Beach.

Joe B is awesome Love me some Black Country Communion too

Seems like everybody's waiting For a new change to come around Come around, come around, come around. Waiting for the day when the King, Queen of soul sing around Sing around, sing around, sing around, sing around.

How about a porn clip, with old Monday Night Football audio: Frank Gifford: looks like the receivers are lined up in a Y formation. Oh my... The defense is keying on the tight end...and the snap....they are taking it up the middle Howard Cosell: he's going all the way....look at that little monkey go... Don Meredith ....turn out the lights....

Ok 1 more. This is probably one of the best stories ever told in about a seven minute song

Jennifer Lynn all grown up Makes y'all appreciate violin music😉

Rainbow girls covering OCMS

Summertime, time, time, Child, the living's easy. Fish are jumping out And the cotton, Lord, Cotton's high, Lord, so high

Hey!! Who you call in an idiom. Maybe an imbowlcell but not an idiom

No thanks. I'm retired