Fishing trip music

Indian Joe guesses----think i missed most of the drug period as i was in
Korea saving the world for the hippies

Thanks, Joe!

/daytripper (who gives respect when respect is due ;-)

Just talking about hippies today. My daughter has become enamored of
Simon's Rock College of Bard (Mass). Looking at the Princeton Review, the
folks at this place would consider hippies as uptight right wingers.
Anyone heard of this school?

--
Frank Reid
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"Joe McIntosh" wrote in message
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Down to 38 degrees and raining here [Wilmington N.C.] yesterday [worse day
of winter this year] so i [for wayno] started planning for summer
fishing
trips. Have plenty of sardines and manhattans , my white buffalo [gmc
van]
has new shocks, will get new wading boots from waldo, so I am ready to go
except---
My standard traveling cd collection is about worn out---Yanni,Hank
Williams
Sr.,Andrea Bocelli,John Tesh, and Leadbelly. Need something new.
Big Dale and some of you long trip folks how about suggesting your top
five
selections for a 6000 mile trip to western clave.


If anyone is interested in mailing me a cd copy of their favorites--i
would
be glad to pay your costs plus maybe the cost of a case of your favorite
beer.

Indian Joe--looking for the sun and some good sounds.


Good Gawd Awmighty, Joe!! John Tesh??? YANNI???? Please don't listen to
THAT and drive. Even at your tender young age, you're sure to be droned to
sleep at the wheel. Oh well, your taste in "music" ain't any worse than
Warren's, I spect.

Knowing that your trip was from Carolina to Montana, any good Samaritan on
this NG would have, should have, recommended The Marshall Tucker Band's
"Searchin for a Rainbow" album. Also take The Allmon Bros. "The Road Goes on
Forever", Lynyrd Skynyrd's live album, Cream's "Disraeli Gears", and any
good Leo Kotke CD.

Travel safe,
Danl

Yanni, for Gawd's sake....................

"Frank Reid" moc.deepselbac@diersicnarf wrote in message
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Indian Joe guesses----think i missed most of the drug period as i was
in
Korea saving the world for the hippies

Thanks, Joe!

/daytripper (who gives respect when respect is due ;-)

Just talking about hippies today. My daughter has become enamored of
Simon's Rock College of Bard (Mass). Looking at the Princeton Review, the
folks at this place would consider hippies as uptight right wingers.
Anyone heard of this school?

Nope, never heard of it......but I sure would like to meet some of those
folks.

Wolfgang
who's got a shiny new nickel says their tie dye wouldn't run in the rain.

"Frank Reid" moc.deepselbac@diersicnarf wrote in message
...
Just talking about hippies today. My daughter has become enamored of
Simon's Rock College of Bard (Mass). Looking at the Princeton Review, the
folks at this place would consider hippies as uptight right wingers.
Anyone heard of this school?

Yup. Very small, very liberal. Beautiful location. Attracts rich, arty
kids from NYC who want to go to school 'in the country' (not that there's
anything wrong with that). There's a nice trout stream running through
town - unfortunately full of PCBs, but that makes for some nice holdovers.
Very good micro brewery. The stream turns into a great smallie river just
across the CT border... OK, I know the river better than I know the
school - this isn't alt.liberal.arts.college.review, is it?

She should also check out Hampshire College - another super liberal school,
but part of the 5 College Consortium so she could take classes at Mt.
Holyoke, Smith, Amherst or UMass. Also near a couple of nice trout streams
and a good little tailwater.

--Stan
See, you knew all that moose stew would pay off somehow...

From: "Stan Gula"

"Frank Reid" moc.deepselbac@diersicnarf wrote in message

My daughter has become enamored of
Simon's Rock College of Bard (Mass). Looking at the Princeton Review, the
folks at this place would consider hippies as uptight right wingers.
Anyone heard of this school?

She should also check out Hampshire College - another super liberal school,
but part of the 5 College Consortium so she could take classes at Mt.
Holyoke, Smith, Amherst or UMass. Also near a couple of nice trout streams
and a good little tailwater.

One of the streams is the one where you and Gary McKeekin were playing with
those nice rainbows during "Mass Hysteria". The tailwater is the one that Tim
J. has posted a number of pictures of various locations. Not world class
fishing, but you could do worse, and the woods around here are full of
roffians.


George Adams

"All good fishermen stay young until they die, for fishing is the only dream of
youth that doth not grow stale with age."
---- J.W Muller

Danl wrote:

Yanni, for Gawd's sake....................

Handel's Water Music.

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

Dan'l wrote:snipGood Gawd Awmighty, Joe!! John Tesh??? YANNI???? Please don't
listen to
THAT and drive. Even at your tender young age, you're sure to be droned to
sleep at the wheel.

I was wondering when someone would mention Asleep At The Wheel. You gotta love
that western swing stuff. While you are at it why not some Bob Wills? Better
get some more Hank Williams...the older some of this stuff, the better. One
special recording is the old Patsy Cline record recorded at The Cimmeron
Ballroom which wat her first concert after the car wreck. She was singing off
key and her voice was cracking. No one would have had the balls to release that
these days...they would have gone in the studio and fixed all of the problems
that make it so special. Take some more bluegrass music and don't forget BB
King for some great blues.

Big Dale

Take some more bluegrass music and don't forget BB
King for some great blues.
Big Dale

Robert Johnson for blues, Louis Armstrong and Charlie Parker for the periods
between coffee.
Hot Tuna, Old and In the Way, Old & In the Gray, Peter Rowan, Peter Rowan
and Jerry Douglas for those lonesome highway breakdowns.
--
Stev Lenon 91B20 '68-'69
Drowning flies to Darkstar

http://web.tampabay.rr.com/stevglo/i...age92kword.htm

slenon wrote:

Robert Johnson for blues, Louis Armstrong and Charlie Parker for the periods
between coffee.

Check out the Robert Cray Band.

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

RW:
Check out the Robert Cray Band.

They are fun to listen to. There's such a wealth of music. Streamside, in
addition to some great Dark Stars, I'm also quite fond of Bach!

--
Stev Lenon 91B20 '68-'69
Drowning flies to Darkstar

http://web.tampabay.rr.com/stevglo/i...age92kword.htm