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Location: NJ | A WonderBra???
. . . . I don't think you'd be able to pull it off . . |
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Location: SoCal | In my line of work, I've been a man of many disguises. |
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Location: NJ | Okay, . . . . now it's MY turn to be sick . . . |
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Location: Upper Left USA | "In my line of work, I've been a man of many disguises."
You mean, like an Aloha shirt in blue AND red?
How you guy's can take a picture of a beautiful woman and turn it back to your own sordid, twisted, despicable interpretation of fun just escapes me. I know that Cliff is the only one of us that can control that much hair spray without a paper bag. And Paul, you have nothing in your wardrobe with that much black!
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Location: SoCal | I believe that I speak for Clifford when I say that the above is a compliment. Being twisted, well, it's a gift. One that Clifford has in much greater abundance than I. |
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Location: SoCal | Great pics. It's a bit of a bummer not seeing her play the slothead anymore. |
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Location: NJ | ". . How you guy's can take a picture of a beautiful woman and turn it back to your own sordid, twisted, despicable interpretation of fun . ."
I guess that means that Woodster isn't interested in hearing my method for determining a woman's age . . . .
. . . . oh well . . . |
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Location: SoCal | Does it involve sawing off a limb and counting rings? |
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Location: Canton (Detroit), MI | The ladies' bra sizes is their own business alone, but if their beauty and talent equated to a size, it would be 44EE.....
Roger
1976 Applause AA14-4 6-String
1978 Ovation 1617-4 Legend 6-string
1981 Ovation 1118-1 Glen Campbell 12-string
2001 Adamas 1598-MERB Melissa Etheridge 12-String
2003 Ovation 1777-NAT Legend 6-string
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Location: Midland, MI | // Cliff's montage of The Wilson Sister With The Ovation snipped for bandwidth //
The center picture looks like it came off the 'Barracuda' video they just played on VH1 Classic. I don't know who the guy is that played the Explorer-type guitar, but I want to be him...a couple taps and hammers here and there throughout the song and that's that...the Strat player was getting a workout, though. |
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Location: Canton (Detroit), MI | Haven't seen the video, but the Strat player was probably Roger Fisher, Nancy's squeeze at that time. The Explorer player was probably Howard Leese, who ended up being the last original member along with the sisters.
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Location: NJ | I bet it was not an explorer but a washburn ac 30 |
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Location: Midland, MI | Originally posted by alpep:
I bet it was not an explorer but a washburn ac 30
Hrmm, I can't find any information about a Washburn AC30 on the intarweb. And the closes thing that washburn.com has are those Dimebag Darrel things (at least that I can find). I think if I went for an Exploder-type, I'd have to go with the WHITE FUZZY DEAN Z! :eek: |
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Location: Indiana | I can hardly wait to get my hands on their new CD. I have long been a fan of the girls. As far as Ann being one of the greatest singers in rock history, I've been listening to rock music for over 40 years, and only one voice gives me chills just thinking about hearing it. And it belongs to Ann Wilson. BTW this saturday (June 19) is Ann's birthday. I hope she blesses our ears for many more years.
The best sounding guitar? Any guitar she is singing along to.
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Location: NJ | guys to us Nancy looks like a Hot bim in her forties.....to twenty year olds she looks like someone's hot Mom... |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | "One Hot Mama..
Let's turn it on and turn it up
lets turn this room into a sauna!! :D :D |
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Location: Midland, MI | Originally posted by Stevechapman:
"One Hot Mama..
Let's turn it on and turn it up
lets turn this room into a sauna!! :D :D
Please tell me you weren't the songwriter who wrote that song. :)
One of my other personalities is asking if it's ok to chime in here with his thoughts on how country music of today is really a re-hash of bad pop-rock from the 80s. No, I didn't think anyone would say he could....
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Location: Converse, Texas | My 23-year-old son was watching me read these posts. I asked what he thought of Nancy. He said "Dad... she's old..."
All in perspective, I guess. |
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Location: NJ | Thank you ladies and gentlemen!
Have a great night! Drive safe and don't forget to tip your bartenders and waitresses!!!!!! |
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Location: SoCal | Just as a last note on Nancy, I've got a cd of her playing solo at McCabes in Santa Monica. Ecellent! She's a babe, but she's one helluva musician. As is Ann. |
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Location: NJ | The Lovemongers' CD is good as well!
They do a kickass version of Zep's "Battle for Evermore" and an acoustic version of (of all things?) "Papa Was a Rolling Stone". I haven't listened to it in a while, but I think there's an acoustic version of "Baracuda" as well. |
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Location: NJ | I have both those cd's they are great |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | This whole thread reminds me of a classic poem that goes somewhat like this "grow old with me and...."
That's all I can remember but it is great to see this kind of loyality to musicians who mixed sex appeal with some good music, I equate the level of showmanship as a good gauge of what will last, but the music HAS to be there. |
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