SOTW

Now you have done it. Don't even get the drummer boy started on the sixties.



Note about the song. A problem we drummers always had was a squeaking bass drum pedal. Spent most of our time with a right foot covered in oil from spraying the damn thing while doing a set. Well, when they remastered this song when CDs came along you could hear the bass pedal squeaking through the whole thing. Something you never heard on the old 45s and 33 1/3 vinyl.



And one more time:

Damn. Starting to feel like I have to get up and go to school tomorrow.

Uh. Ah. Eileen. Would you like to dance?

Sitting in the Sonic Drive-In one Saturday night in 1966. Local dedication show on the radio and I hear "This is from Jackie to BB.". You would not believe how much smoke can come off of the tires of a 1950 Chevy coupe with a 283 and three two barrels. Heading to Jackie's house.

It's impossible. Too many songs. I grew up then ('60's)...turned 21 in 1969 (in Boot Camp). There isn't enough server space for all the songs that I remember and were important to me.

I saw them do this live in 1965 but it couldn't hold a candle to when they did it in 1987.

I hear that Rick. Turned 21 in a holiday resort called Dong Ba Thin. And spent the early sixties playing covers of most of the songs that will get posted here in a band called The Blue Flames. We were practicing at a friends house one night and trying to come up with a name for the band. I looked over and saw the blue flame logo on the front of his mom's Servel gas refrigerator and a garage band was born. Helped that his dad worked for the gas company and liked the name so the gas company popped for some sponsor bucks because of the name.

It has a good beat and I could dance to it. I give it a 90..