Well, Thanks Paul and to everyone. You see It's a very wonderful experience to have the opportunity to play the music you grew up with. Also it teaches you that nothing is impossible and / or difficult if you just try with your heart and soul. Believe me, I never ever thought I could meet Tom Schuman and take a picture with him. Also I never imagined myself able to play SG music in clubs and pubs in PR. It's quite an experience.

To Paul:
I hope that one day you and the rest of the gang could come to my beautiful paradise wich I call Home, to see the band play. Wow!!! that's gonna be a goooood one!!!

Eril.

Methinks I have created a "Swamp Thing"!

I look forward to reading your stories, Woody! (That is, if you intend to make them public...)


Wondering what I have wrought, I am--

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The JazzKnight

JazzKnight, "It Doesn't Matter" what you think you've created, I've got a jillion ideas in the "Percolator." So many it makes me "Dizzy" not to be able to get them to paper all at once. Alas, you have shown your "Stripes," so please don't feel like a "Serpent in Paradise" that our "Conversations" have progressed (stooped?) to this level. I'm "Taking the Plunge" into this writing thing, and fully intend to "Breakout" into the public. There are "No Limits" to how far we can get carried away, so I'll stop before I reach (pardon the spelling) the "Tower of Babble."


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Woody

A few people might view these posts and declare that some of the posters have little too much "FREETIME".

I would not be one of them. I think the intigration of song titles into posts is hilarious...but the band better come up with a bunch more...there are only about 200-220 song titles... kind of limits the vocab.

Peace!
Paul