Eric Clapton
(from the movie Phenomen) "CHANGE THE WORLD'
Oh, who could forget SRV...I saw him a few weeks before he died...next to Springsteen the best show I've ever seen. He played for nearly 3 hours and talked about getting clean..what a horrible loss.
We could have lost Eric Clapton too...
Jim
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Pink
Fergie
The Guess Who
Three Dog Night
1. ACDC
2. Judas Priest
3. Kiss
4. Leonard Skynard
5. Motley Crue/Guns n Roses mix
Only Led Zep I ever liked was the first one (lot's o' memories there)...I'll listen to Metallica (don't give me that ear plug ****...well, except for the Karaoke part)
Journey???
and remember..we're now going to a private Island.
Jim who will also listen to some AC/DC.
its the only way to go, nauty !
that way if ya lose it, no biggie :)
Muddy Wathers
BB King
Palo Nutrini
Johnny Cash ALL OF THEM
Elvis
Is Dwight Yoakum available.. ????
" I'm a THOUSAND miles from NOWHERE..."
Dang it , whitie........90 years old and still mixin.....e--ee--e-eee You are the man!
to hell with head phones , I grabbed the speakers !!!
my stones mix
my doors mix
my 60's 70's rock mix
my kinks,bowie, and small faces mix
one of my modern mixes
Mags.......that sooo cheating......lol
Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power
Fleetwood Mac - Greatest Hits
Guns & Roses - Appetite for Destruction
Metallica - Master of Puppets
Motley Crue - Shout at the Devil
Okay, Jimmy.......Is this going to become a Mini-Series......lol...
1. The led zepplin collection (who doesn't love Led Zep?
2. Metallica Black Album (CD) best CD on Earth!! (w/earplugs in case jimmy show up.
3. Phantom of the Opera 2 cd set (in case jakee shows up)lol
4. A compilation Karaoke cd so I can keep the wild animals away!
5. Journey's greatest hits.......
No Yawneeeee
hmmmm, I need variety so ...
1. Best hits of the 80's
2. Best hits of the 70's
3 Best hits of the 60's
4. Best Hits of the 50's
5. Moon Dance Album by Van Morrison