The Drive, 4/30/08: 1986

[RGMike]

Bob in the mid-'80s: *shudder*

But I'm "Tuff Enuf" to stand it. I hope.

[RGMike]

Crapton knows how to "Use It"... and how to get on the soundtrack of a Scorsese flick.

[RGMike]

Mr Hornsby listens to the Mandolin Rain. VHM -- it really was a fresh sound at the time (well, for rock radio listeners who'd never heard of George Winston).

[RGMike]

A very fine line, indeed, Mr Winwood.

[RGMike]

Live Petty is not exactly on my list of memorable musical moments from '86.

[Gazoo]

Live Petty is not exactly on my list of memorable musical moments from '86.

Neither is the Money man.  "I feel the hunger ... It's a hunger."

[RGMike]

Be mah little Bay-bay! BOS Ronnie and the Money Man, one of the great singles of the '80s.

[RGMike]

BOS2 Timbuk 3, 4 cryin' out loud.

[Gazoo]

BOS to T3 and their crazy teacher who wears dark glasses.  Not surprisingly, I think of "Head of the Class" whenever I hear this.

PS: At the time, I thought $50K a year WOULD buy a lot of beer.

[RGMike]

The light. The heat. I am com-plete.

[RGMike]

VHM VH, the debut of Van Hagar.

[RGMike]

Live Petty is not exactly on my list of memorable musical moments from '86.

Neither is the Money man.  "I feel the hunger ... It's a hunger."

You deserve to have Ronnie scratch your eyes out for that. A great single.

the actual line (per Top40 db):

"I feel hungry... it's a hunger that tries to keep a man awake at night"