T&C

Not Ricky. What the lol Good eye and this would make him at this point a young twenty something.

Not Graham... but I'm sure they must have met at some point in time.

Who is checking out a Mad magazine?

Yep... Jimbo himself. Not at lot of time above the earth after this photo.

Who is bringing the beer? "easy one"...

How did we miss discussing this here?

Not Steve Miller... but Jimi. Here is part of the story: Little Richard - 'I fired Jimi, who was using the name Maurice James all the time I knew him. He was a damn good guitar player, but the guy was never on time. He was always late for the bus, and flirting with the girls, stuff like that. It came to a head in New York, where we had been playing the Apollo, and Hendrix missed the bus for Washington, DC. I finally got Richard to cut him loose. So when Hendrix called us in Washington, D.C., I gave him the word that his services were no longer required. We had some words. I explained why we were doing this. I was running the road for Richard, and I didn't accept that kind of bull####'.

Anyone?

Like the Doors... The Guess Who... The Grassroots... all different animals though. Jim apparently had a shelf life, Burton lived on. Steppenwolf hardly gets a mention these days. Monster for instance.

This got a grin here...

I'd have saved Dawn Wells...

Shout out to the godfather of jive... Justin Wilson:

Both are cooking though. Can we get some clarity on this. Panel?

Little Richard wound up firing this loser... who is this employee?

I've seen Bobby Flay's name here a few times but does anyone remember when he started out... the show was "Grilling and Chilling"... him with some guy who wore overalls, looked like they were backed up to a giant retention pond or a man made lake. And yes, this was on PBS lol. Might have been Grillin' and Chillin'... not sure.

I like that show quite a bit too. Somehow we have 6 PBS stations down here and the variety is excellent. Some new show on right now called Milk Street... not bad at all. Same here with the travelling. I'm getting close to retirement and would love nothing more than to tour the USA in a small to medium sized RV... the big ones are nice for sure but are cumbersome imo. Plus they can really suck up some fuel. Weird bucket list item for me, and although I have been there before, is to cook breakfast on the rim of the Grand Canyon at sunrise. Bacon, eggs, potatoes, toast... the whole 9 yards. Have wanted to do this for 30 years at least.

I see, had no idea. Do love my PBS tho!

Not sure what you mean by "signed up"... America's Test Kitchen is on PBS. You can get it on an antenna.

Good thread idea Duke. I like more of the old school types of shows, the newer ones are too chatty for my taste. One of my favorites is Jacques Pepin, with or without Julia Child. Was just on PBS an hour ago. Paul Prudhomme had a good show but haven't been able to find it in awhile. Another favorite is The Two Fat Ladies, different twist to a cooking show.

Don't know if this has been posted but its funny and sad at the same time.

You may know this one... they play it in grocery stores;

I get it lol. Here is the answer... this is a good example, along with the Easter and entire Waves Lp (best played LOUD):

Actually.... no. She is still around.

Not Annie nor none of the above. Here she is a bit older:

Not Ruth. This gal grew up to be an artist.