>Cool thanks for the link.
>
>Email me your mailing address and I'll burn you a couple of Rainmakers CDs. I don't feel any guilt about that given that they are out of the print from the record company.

Excellent. Just click the link on my name - the address there is good.

You don' happen to have a copy of Cathy Chamberlain's Rag n Roll Review do you? I don't think it ever got past vinyl (though I guess there is a Japanese CD) and I don't have a turntable anymore (or the record) but I periodically decide I'll go find one on ebay and then scrounge a turntable. Still might, now that I remember ...

http://www.amazon.com/Ragn-Roll-Revue-Cathy-Chamberlain/dp/B000ALJ0Z0

truly a great album.


>
>Here's a verse from another of their songs:
>
>Run, run, run little sister
>Outrun your brothers, outrun the twister
>You got a thing for older men
>Are you too good for your own kin?
>
>LOL
>
>And one more (then I need to get back to my project) --
>
>We were rounding St. Looee and heading for the coast
>When we picked up Chuck Berry in a little rowboat
>One oar in the water and one in the air
>A lightning rod for a white guitar
>Then lightning struck once, and lightning struck twice
>And I said if there's a God he sure ain't nice
>Chuck said God is an indian giver
>I don't trust nothing but the Mississippi River
>
>
>>I'm still getting used to this youtube phenomenon !
>>
>>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMnnPI5GUps
>>
>>I love the Rainmakers !
>>
>>>I didn't know that was the name of a song. There is a line that goes the same way in a song by The Rainmakers, "Let My People Go Go." Now there was a great rock band. They released three or four terrific CDs in the 1980s and then disappeared. Remember trusting me on Talking Heads eons ago? Trust me on this one, too. I see it's no longer in print but you can get it from a reseller.
>>>
>>>http://www.amazon.com/Rainmakers/dp/B000008JQC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1236257457&sr=1-1
>>>
>>>
>>>>Bad pun riffs with you inevitably lead to musical madeleines.
>>>>
>>>>While dredging for something on 'beat the topic to death' I got a flash of an evening at The Stone on Telegraph Ave. in Berkeley sometime in the 70s (even at the time - or especially at the time - I could not have been more specific than "sometime in the 70s") there was beer all over the dance floor and the band was playin' rhythm and blues ... and on the bandstand was Commander Cody with the Lost Planet Airmen and the spirit was upon him and he was playing "Beat me Daddy, Eight to the Bar" and it was something very special ...
>>>>
>>>>( If this is what getting old is like, I kind of like it ... )
>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Just to join in the fun: Personally, I think everyone should get their heads out of the sand and start learning F#. Why? Only because no one is talking about it here so it sounds like a good idea! :o)
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>But just be perverse, I will continue to think of it as Gb.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Drink some Hi-C and you won't feel so perverse
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>I am perverse just to B natural.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Just think how perverse you would be if instead of being an independent you were on a staff.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>At least I would be duly noted.
>>>>>
>>>>>And measured.

dMnnPI5GUps