at least to me.



This sent tears of wonderful memories flowing inside.

All the best.

Gary

That is good, but Greatest Musical Era?? I don't think so.

I would say that it is just after the greatest musical era.

John C.
PS It's good to see you posting again

Don't ask, don't tell?

I mean, Gary, SERIOUSLY? Don't make me have to take back those good wishes I sent you .

chas

Not even close.

I think pop music is a continuum, with highlights all along the way. Think of Marvin Gaye, Sly and the Family Stone, Blood,
Sweat and Tears...Tower of Power...Chicago...Snarly Puppy. The list goes on...and on, with each making a landmark contribution to the art form, followed by improvements/advances by those who learned from the previous standard bearer. there's a kid...about 19 here in Lexington who can outplay George Benson in the Benson style. Guess what? He acknowledges his roots and gives proper respect to Benson; as well he should.

The Beachboys, maybe. Frankie and crew....not do much for me, but they do deserve recognition for their contribution to a small but memorable portion of the field.

And don't cut the current crop of creative kids and other innovators short. They're hard at work creating great music and advancing the pop music art form as we sit here.

As the plate on the front of my car says.....MUSIC MATTERS!

Play on, friends,


Russ

JEEEEEZE!

He'll be thinking more clearly after the pain killers wear off.

Jerryghr

I've had enough morphine today to make me forget Don Mason's latest phone number and keyboard make and model. I sure miss booze!

Gary

Glad to see you still have your sense of humor while going through the latest health issue.

Regards,

Jerryghr