Along came
the Beatles, of whom I have only seen Paul. (George was my favorite).
I then slumped into the Monkees,made sure I got to Birmingham so I could see Davy Jones in the flesh.
I progressed into:
Three Dog Night
Steppenwolf, (took my youngest to see him and John Kay's still got it)
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found the ultimate Led Zeppelin
(still my favorite, saw Page/Plant in '98)
Jimi Hendrix
Doors
Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young, particularly love Neil Young.
I just sampled afterward.
I love:
Army of Anyone
Aerosmith (consider them the best America offers as far as hard rock goes, and have seen them twice)
Clapton(saw him)
Stevie Winwood
the Stones(saw them)
Thin Lizzy(saw them)
Def Leppard(saw them)
Van Halen(saw them w/Hagar)
Metallica(saw them at Bonnaroo '08, TOPS)
Pantera
ACDC
Robin Trower(saw him w/Ronnie Montrose) Tom Petty John Fogerty Rod Stewart (saw him) Lenny Kravitz
I love the metal, but I don't go for f*** you and GD lyrics and blood and guts, I just love the sound.
can get into folk music such as
Gordon Lightfoot(saw him)
Peter, Paul & Mary
Bob Dylan(saw him : D) Bob's son, Jakob (saw at Bonnaroo '08)
Justin Lee Becker Joni Mitchell The Travelling Wilburys
can get in the mood for
Beach Boys
Steve Miller
Allman Brothers(saw them w/Derek Trucks)
B. B. King(saw him twice)
Howlin' Wolf
John Lee Hooker Tab Benoit En Vogue Buddy Guy
North Miss. Allstars (have seen them several times)
Cephas and Wiggins Blind Boys of Alabama (saw them)
love
Smashing Pumpkins Nirvana
Foo Fighters
Stone Temple Pilots
Garbage
like the younger bands who have any of these as their heroes
James Taylor
Billy Idol
Sting
Don Henley/the Eagles(saw him/them)
Bruce Springsteen
The Moody Blues, Justin Hayward in particular
Boston
Z Z Top (saw them twice)
anything Chris Cornell puts his voice on (Audioslave, Soundgarden)
White Stripes The Raconteurs(saw them Bonnaroo '08)
R. E. M.
Collective Soul
Rage Against the Machine
Bob Seger(saw him twice)
what I have heard of
American Black Lung(saw them) Maylene and the Sons of Disaster Jason Cimon's voice(saw him several times) Karma Elektra(saw them twice) 1817(son's band) Choices Made(son's other band) STRUCTURE SOL PHILCOX but he phished me so I deleted him FEAR FACTORY Ivy A Perfect Circle Nickelback(saw them, great concert) Chevelle(saw them, really tops) Pearl Jam(saw them Bonnaroo '08) SEVENDUST (saw them ) DISTURBED(saw them) Underoath Wolfmother Damnocracy Deadboy and the Elephantmen Wise in Time Humdinger Garrison Frost Ghostland Observatory (Bonnaroo '08) The Steepwater Band Suffrajett HELLYEAH 1 & 2
Sparta
The Darkness
Death Cab for Cutie(saw them at Bonnaroo '08) Set Your Goals moe. THE USED Gomez Lions in the Street
Kings of Convenience Have Heart
Wish Tribe
Clifton David
Pete Yorn
Ladell Mclin
Radius
TaylorHawkins and the Coattail Riders Red Hot Chili Peppers Corey Crowder
Coldplay Sigur Ros (Bonnaroo '08 and let me tell you it's like music HEAVEN) Drive-by Truckers
Out of the country group:
Johnny Cash
Patsy Cline
Willie Nelson(saw him w/Leon Russell, Waylon Jennings, and The Crickets and at B'roo '08)
Charlie Daniels,(got autograph and pic w/him) Don Williams Shania Twain I like what I've heard of Keith Urban Taylor Swift is PRECIOUS
I can't leave these guys out any longer, either:
Frank Sinatra
Tony Bennett
B. J. Thomas
Luciano Pavarotti(RIP) Neil Diamond
good bluegrass, doesn't matter who
same for
jazz
Celtic tunes
classical music
I might as well mention others I have seen:
Grand Funk Railroad
Black Oak Arkansas(got their autographs)
Lynyrd Skynyrd several times
Johnny and Edgar Winter
Iron Butterfly
Kansas several times
Foghat Kiss twice (once worked backstage)
Heart
Peter Frampton
Bad Company(love Paul Rodger's voice)
Alan Jackson
Wynonna Judd
Tracy Byrd The Oak Ridge Boys
Rick Wakeman
J. Geils Band
Billy Preston
The Carpenters
Emerson, Lake, and Palmer
Styx Ram Jam
Jo Jo Gunne
Andrew Gold
Mountain Iron Butterfly
Foghat Cheap Trick Bela Fleck Marty Stuart Delbert McClinton Hinder( hot right now) Aimee Mann Levon Helm Phil Lesh M.I.A. Jack Johnson Widespread Panic Ozomatli Tegan and Sara Robert Plant w/Alison Kraus and T-Bone Burnett Stephen Marley Susan Tedeschi w/Derek Trucks Mastodon Prosevere Refuse the Fall Crossin' Dixon Against Me American Me Skindred
will add as I remember them.
Movies
Wuthering Heights It's a Wonderful Life McClintock The Quiet Man the Lord of the Rings Series Star Wars series( but the first ones were the best to me) the old monster movies the ones w/Bela Lugosi and Lon Chaney and Christopher Lee Robert Redford movies
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Johnny Depp movies Richard Gere movies John Wayne movies Louis Lamour movies good Sci-fi mystery comedy Ghost Story Interview with a Vampire Zorro Desperately Seeking Susan Clint Eastwood movies, especially Two Mules for Sister Sara You've Got Mail Sleepless in Seattle The Big Fish Mighty Joe Young (the original) Harry Potter movies any movie dealing w/the days of Camelot, knighthood Legend Willow Shakespeare in Love Imitation of Life Jason & the Argonauts Far and Away Almost Famous Under the Tuscan Sun Legends of the Fall four Weddings and a Funeral Meryl Streep movies
Television
If I'm watching TV, I mainly go for the laughs movie channels History and Discovery channels sometimes watch Style watch the British shows most music shows Austin City Limits Soundstage even Lawrence Welk MTV Vh1 but I think they've given up music for "Reality" although Pimp My Ride was good Kept was good Rock of Love was VERY interesting ; ) I laughed at the Osbournes I LOVED SUPERGROUP Tool, eh, got kinda caught up in it, and lookin' forward to Tough Love The Stallionaires, ahhh, couldn't get ENOUGH DREW PINSKY is THE MAN but I much preferred the old "show the music video" days. I discovered The Ghost Hunters and love it, and think Jonathan Edwards is cool. I promised a friend who died I'd talk to her someday if at all possible. I love That 70's Show, of course Scrubs is ok, but can be cruel Sex and the City is a nice dream, but gaaa, too MUCH sex in the city ; ) I was a fan of The Ozzie and Harriet Show The Donna Reed Show Gidget Father Knows Best The Lucy Show
Books
At one time, my name was on most of the books in the library. The most important one to me is the Holy Bible. I care for poetry bios do-it-yourself books books filled w/art particularly Norman Rockwell Grandma Moses Vermeer Escher Hank Boz most still lifes Currier and Ives. I really go for the books filled with mummies bog people all sorts of archaeological finds.
Heroes
People who tell me how they REALLY feel People who are willing to fight in Iraq People who put up w/major crap to stay true to their morals People who champion anyone who can't defend themselves, namely children animals People who sacrifice for what they love best (thinking of musicians, artists, scientists)
Single mom who has survived not getting the full story from her children HAD a job I could stand because of the rewards in small faces but the pay is shoestring, and I was not the favorite this year. I have found other work that I'm thankful for, but it pays less. I love music especially the guitarists but don't play can play by ear and could learn but I'd rather appreciate the driven. I love animals care for them as my money allows Cats are my favorite. I'm slow to warm up I'd rather drink people in than be a part of a conversation unless I hear something I'm passionate about. I love humor in most forms some is too sick. I can be loud I can be quiet I can be a friend.
I can also discard those who discard me.
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thanks dovie for the nice comment i like you to as far as the game of life i am not sure that i have that good of a grip on it ps i do not get on as much as i like to i have my dad here with me hes 91 and on home care and hospic but i do thank you for the nice comment the really help ------charles
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ps i do not get on as much as i like to i have my dad here with me hes 91 and on home care and hospic but i do thank you for the nice comment the really help ------charles
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