Tony P

Hey MGK: is that you hanging on for dear life on the right? lol. I do know the guy straddling the crossbar in this pic.

I was at the show they performed at the AUD during that tour. A rather awesome event - complete with quadrophonic sound!!!

Sorry for your loss. As you said, it's never easy. You can take solace that you gave him a great home.

In this order first 3 Rds: Edge, OLB, CB. Bills need pressure from their front 4 and have only been getting good pressure on the blitz. So I see Edge as a priority. As stated by Dr D, especially if Milano doesn't re-sign and even if he does, I also see LB as a need. You can never have enough CBs and Beane seems to be able to find good ones.

Link Looks like Dare is being cut - was Buc's ST captain LY. Bills love versatility.

Holy Schlitz (the beer that made Milwaukee famous)! Stay safe 707. Devastating to Napa/Sonoma from what the media is reporting. Very tragic.

Hopefully this one is more definitive

HBO renews for season 2

Agree on all points. As I mentioned above, I thought it was a bit slow in the early episodes but as you said, the plot has thickened nicely. I haven't really read many of the reviews but wonder if the seemingly slow pace early on has something to do with it. Only 9 episodes does seem a bit short for where we are now in the story. I just hope that HBO orders a 2nd season.

If anyone has stuck with it, Sunday's episode was the best so far. ****SPOILER FROM HERE ON**** Sure took a long time to get there, especially as an "origin" story. I let out an audible shriek when the guy sitting across from Mason said..."Hamilton Berger"!!!! I'm hoping it continues with the upward trend.

One more...the late, great Johnny Winter. Again, one of his last performances. Damn... I've seen a of lot of dead guys!

This one is a professional image taken at the Blues Bender in LV in 2019. That's me shaking hands with one of my all-time favorite guitarists, Ronnie Earl during his performance. For some strange reason, he walked over to me and played an entire song right in front of me. Was pretty freakin' awesome!

Louisiana guitarist Tab Benoit w/bassist Corey Duplechin

Samantha Fish and 2019 Blues Music "Album of the Year" Award winner, Albert Castiglia. Guitarist "Monster" Mike Welsh and the late Michael Ledbetter on vocals. One of Michael's last performances before his sudden and tragic death.

These next few are from my wife who is far superior to me with (among many things) a camera! Guitarist Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Noah Hunt.

Buffalo NY native and co-founder of Spyro Gyra, Jay Beckenstein (sax)

One of my favorite shots: The late, great (Buffalo NY native) Lucky Peterson with Blues Guitarist, Christoffer "Kid" Andersen

Blues guitarist and upstate NY native Joe Bonamassa

I really wanted to like this having been a fan of the original. It's been just ok for me so far but I'll stick with it. I get that this is being sold as a sort of prequel and it's kind of cool the way they are setting-up the back stories for Mason, Paul Drake and Della Street. I do agree though that the sets and wardrobes are great! One of my biggest disappointments: I was REALLY looking forward to a redux of the opening theme song. Instead we got...nothing.

"I don't know Karate but I know Karazy" ... James Brown "I'm gonna sell the bi***'s car and buy myself a cool guitar"... Jimmy Thackery & the Drivers

I'm not sure... Is that Phyllis George or Jayne Kennedy?

My Mount Billsmore t-shirt pretty much says it for me. I always gets great comments when I wear it.

GREAT song! Unfortunately, the Vikings use it regularly on game days.

John Cippolina on lead. 25 minutes - live at the Fillmore East (1969 I believe)