Red Boarman

Boz Scaggs was in the Steve Miller band early on. They went to the same high school.

It gets hard to remember guys who only play one year, whether their first or last. But I think I'll remember Maleek's no look three. He'll be alright.

Right, because people should want to visit the mountain. Agree on Hoffs. Benetar is out.

I searched, thinking I could find a shop of the Highwaymen, mainly as a joke. I can't narrow it down like many of you and would 2nd guess myself too much. But, this is a good one:

I wasn't a fan of the unplugged fad. But had I been, the unplugged version lacked the piano outro, which in the original, took the song from great to epic. So it loses on that alone, regardless of the boring, lazy swing.

This team can compete with center heavy teams by putting more pressure on the ball. What was it Nolan said? "I don't like waiting for their big, slow asses to get down court." Last season, we allowed open passing lanes and comfortable ball handlers. (The poor kid from Vandy a notable exception.) Emphasize defense. <-- Yes, I'm a broken record.

No. He's no son of mud.

I heard it when it came out. It didn't hit like I wanted. I wanted Zep Five. Over time, it hit more, girls loving my acoustics. Physical Graffiti was Zep Five.

To begin with, many soul, funk, and r&b songs were played in discos. As the era progressed, disco music became distinguishable by the cymbal , usually hi-hat, on the upbeat. That is what got old for me and others. I still liked EW&F, Parliament, etc...

Dammit Debbie. She killed disco and begat rap.