Of course you'll have to avoid the places with the unatural disaster threats.....such as Snowflakes, Heinz 57 ( Varieties ) Genders...an thet do reduz the # of safe spots.Quote:
Originally Posted by Branzig
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Of course you'll have to avoid the places with the unatural disaster threats.....such as Snowflakes, Heinz 57 ( Varieties ) Genders...an thet do reduz the # of safe spots.Quote:
Originally Posted by Branzig
Southern born and southern bred. I don't know any better.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Branzig
Reminds me of JJ Cale singing "Call Me the Breeze".Quote:
Originally Posted by droy1958
Ahhhh yes, old JJ. Cale. One of the pioneers of the "Tulsa Sound". Always stayed out of the limelight, but wrote some killer songs. Just ask Eric Clapton.......Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Smokey
Love JJ Cale. Saw him in Tulsa, early 70's at a roadhouse that was under a freeway. Had such a great time, I saw a UFO hovering over Will Rogers Turnpike on the way home. It was farm trout!Quote:
Originally Posted by droy1958
It was probably The Old Lady on Brady in downtown Tulsa. Everyone played there.......Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Smokey
My memory has me thinking it was in an old warehouse district but I could be wrong. Saw Leon Russell at the same venue.Quote:
Originally Posted by droy1958
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Originally Posted by Old Smokey
That it was, and still is. Brady Street is one block north of Archer, which was described as the wrong side of the tracks back when, as the railroad tracks separated north and south Tulsa. Saw BB King there a few years ago. He had to sit during the concert as he fell getting off the bus earlier and had a broken leg. Another great concert I seen there was the Robert Cray Band. I was literally 15' from the band, and it was amazing. Damn horn section took a piece of my hearing abilities....
David your new tattoo all done yet?
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I feel that way at times, but they usually use their thumb.....Quote:
Originally Posted by AlanS
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It also could have been the Cain's Ballroom. Both are downtown........Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Smokey