T&C

Name this guy:

Carl Sandburg?

Is he a writer?

Geraldo Rivera

The Move is correct. Bev Bevan, Roy Wood, Jeff Lynne... were all members at some point in time. List of members through the years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_The_Move_members

Not the Moody Blues but this group eventually evolved into a group with a similar style.

I'm not seeing it... no.

Name this band, photo from 1967:

Hehe... first though was Beane... if not him Jerry Lewis.

Beane?

I basically use my 401k to determine how things are going... stock related for sure, and as of now its only down $1,600 from the beginning of the year. Not bad considering everything.

It looks like some places in Georgia are slowly opening up... don't know why the tattoo parlors would be included but whatever. https://www.baynews9.com/fl/tampa/ap-top-news/2020/04/27/georgia-restaurants-allowed-to-reopen-as-restrictions-loosen

I pretty much eat beef every week so no problem there.

The old: And the new:

What actually sucks is that they did have a good draft... but, I hope they don't make the playoffs either.

This is a B&W pic but if it were a color photo would his hair have a reddish tinge to it?

J. Joplin, nurse

One of my faves... up until the bleating lamb stevie nicks days. The middle portion with Bob Welsh was also top notch imo.

Are you saying that he was married to Carly Simon?!

Wow, that's amazing... one guy I never got to see, love the CSN&Y stuff, Manassas, solo work. Was it the sound... or was it an acoustic show? I get it though, I've seen Steve Miller a few times, different decades, and every one of the concerts sucked. He got into the habit of bringing on a guest "somebody" that no one had ever heard of and that was like half the show. Worst ever though was Nazareth in 1981 or so... was looking forward to Hair of the Dog, stuff like that but it was probably the worst clunker ever, worse than Steve Miller. I can't really think of one I missed but wanted to go to... but I'm sure there were some.

Mick Fleetwood.

Early A M&A's "charge" card, notches signified other stores that would accept them:

Good guess... could be.