CG-ing, 7/25-7/29

[RGMike]

Heaven help us! There's a bustle in my hedgerow!

[RGMike]

OMG! Ten Years After, "Love Like a Man" from Cricklewood Green. This was a staple of NYC prog FM back then (1970) and I've not heard it on the radio in decades.

[RGMike]

Darkness! Touchin' yoooooooooou!

Mr Sweeney sez the Darkness (or their lead singer, it was unclear to me) is coming out with a cover of Sparks' "This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both of Us".

[RGMike]

and here's Bobby Bare doing Ian Tyson's "Four Strong Winds", later covered by Neil Young among many others.

There ARE no coincidences: Listening to KPIG this morning, and they played the Neil Young version.

[ggould]

and here's Bobby Bare doing Ian Tyson's "Four Strong Winds", later covered by Neil Young among many others.

There ARE no coincidences: Listening to KPIG this morning, and they played the Neil Young version.

We were driving down to San Mateo, listening to KPIG, and heard it too.  What a nice song.  I'm going to try and get my band to  do it.

What a blessing KPIG is.