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Blue C! Ya might wanna blow them candles out before ya dig in!

Bah! damn.......d/p!

February may be a shorter month, but many great rockers were born this month..... February 1 Jimmy Carl Black - Mothers of Invention, Captain Beefheart - 1938 Mike Campbell - The Heartbreakers - 1950 Rich Williams - Kansas - 1951 Fran Christina - The Fabulous Thunderbirds - 1951 February 2 Graham Nash - Crosby Stills Nash & Young, The Hollies - 1942 Ross Valory - Journey, Steve Miller Band - 1950 February 3 Eric Haydock - The Hollies - 1943 Dave Davies - The Kinks - 1947 Arthur Kane - New York Dolls - 1949 February 4 John Steel - The Animals - 1941 Alice Cooper - 1948 Phil Ehart - Kansas - 1951 Jerry Shirley - Humble Pie - 1952 February 5 Cory Wells - Three Dog Night - 1942 Al Kooper - Blood Sweat & Tears - 1944 J.R. Cobb - Atlanta Rhythm Section - 1944 February 6 Bob Marley - 1945 Axl Rose - Guns N' Roses - 1962 February 7 Jimmy Greenspoon - Three Dog Night - 1948 Alan Lancaster - Status Quo - 1949 February 8 Creed Bratton - The Grass Roots - 1943 Paul Wheatbread - Gary Puckett & the Union Gap - 1946 Fito de la Perra - Canned Heat - 1946 Dan Seals - England Dan & John Ford Coley - 1948 February 9 Carole King - 1942 February 10 Don Wilson - The Ventures - 1933 Nigel Olsson - Elton John band - 1949 February 11 Gene Vincent - 1935 Derek Shulman - Gentle Giant - 1947 February 12 Ray Manzarek - The Doors - 1939 Joe Schermie - Three Dog Night - 1945 Goober Knight - Black Oak Arkansas - 1949 Steve Hackett - Genesis - 1950 Michael McDonald - Doobie Brothers, Steely Dan - 1952 Omar Hakim - Weather Report - 1959 February 13 Rebop Kwaku Baah - Traffic, Wings - 1944 Roy Dyke - Ashton, Gardner & Dyke - 1945 Peter Gabriel - 1950 Ed Gagliardi - Foreigner - 1952 February 14 Vic Briggs - The Animals - 1945 Doug Simril - Steve Miller Band - 1946 Roger Fisher - Heart, Alias - 1950 Kenny Hyslop - Simple Minds - 1951 February 15 Denny Zager - Zager & Evans - 1943 Mick Avory - The Kinks - 1944 David Brown - Santana - 1947 John Helliwell - Supertramp - 1945 February 17 Rickey Medlocke - Blackfoot, Lynyrd Skynyrd February 18 Yoko Ono - 1933 Dennis DeYoung - Styx - 1947 Keith Knudsen - Doobie Brothers - 1948 Robbie Bachman - Bachman Turner Overdrive - 1953 Derek Pellicci - Little River Band - 1953 February 19 Tony Iommi - Black Sabbath - 1948 Mark Andes - Canned Heat, Heart - 1948 Eddie Hardin - Spencer Davis Group - 1949 Andy Powell - Wishbone Ash - 1950 February 20 Lew Soloff - Blood, Sweat & Tears - 1944 Jerome Geils - J. Geils Band - 1946 Walter Becker - Steely Dan - 1950 Randy California - Spirit - 1951 Jon Brant - Cheap Trick - 1954 February 21 Paul Newton - Uriah Heep - 1946 Jerry Harrison - Talking Heads - 1949 Vince Welnick - The Tubes, Grateful Dead - 1951 Lester Hunt - Climax Blues Band - 1956 February 22 Oliver ("Good Morning Starshine") - 1945 February 23 Johnny Winter - 1944 Rusty Young - Poco, Buffalo Springfield - 1946 Steve Priest - Sweet - 1950 Brad Whitford - Aerosmith - 1952 February 24 Paul Jones - Manfred Mann - 1942 Lonnie Turner - Steve Miller Band - 1947 February 25 Roy Michaels - Cat Mother & the All Night Newsboys - 1942 George Harrison - 1943 David Stensen - The Grass Roots - 1947 February 26 Paul Cotton - Poco - 1943 Mitch Ryder - Detroit Wheels - 1945 Bob "Bear" Hite - Canned Heat - 1945 Jonathan Cain - Journey - 1950 February 27 Robert Balderrama - ? and the Mysterians - 1950 Neal Schon - Journey - 1954 Adrian Smith - Iron Maiden - 1957 Johnny Van Zant - Lynyrd Skynyrd - 1959 February 28 Joe South - 1940 Brian Jones - Rolling Stones - 1942 Eddie Manion - Asbury Jukes, Seeger Sessions Band - 1952 Cindy Wilson - B-52's - 1957

February may be a shorter month, but many great rockers were born this month..... February 1 Jimmy Carl Black - Mothers of Invention, Captain Beefheart - 1938 Mike Campbell - The Heartbreakers - 1950 Rich Williams - Kansas - 1951 Fran Christina - The Fabulous Thunderbirds - 1951 February 2 Graham Nash - Crosby Stills Nash & Young, The Hollies - 1942 Ross Valory - Journey, Steve Miller Band - 1950 February 3 Eric Haydock - The Hollies - 1943 Dave Davies - The Kinks - 1947 Arthur Kane - New York Dolls - 1949 February 4 John Steel - The Animals - 1941 Alice Cooper - 1948 Phil Ehart - Kansas - 1951 Jerry Shirley - Humble Pie - 1952 February 5 Cory Wells - Three Dog Night - 1942 Al Kooper - Blood Sweat & Tears - 1944 J.R. Cobb - Atlanta Rhythm Section - 1944 February 6 Bob Marley - 1945 Axl Rose - Guns N' Roses - 1962 February 7 Jimmy Greenspoon - Three Dog Night - 1948 Alan Lancaster - Status Quo - 1949 February 8 Creed Bratton - The Grass Roots - 1943 Paul Wheatbread - Gary Puckett & the Union Gap - 1946 Fito de la Perra - Canned Heat - 1946 Dan Seals - England Dan & John Ford Coley - 1948 February 9 Carole King - 1942 February 10 Don Wilson - The Ventures - 1933 Nigel Olsson - Elton John band - 1949 February 11 Gene Vincent - 1935 Derek Shulman - Gentle Giant - 1947 February 12 Ray Manzarek - The Doors - 1939 Joe Schermie - Three Dog Night - 1945 Goober Knight - Black Oak Arkansas - 1949 Steve Hackett - Genesis - 1950 Michael McDonald - Doobie Brothers, Steely Dan - 1952 Omar Hakim - Weather Report - 1959 February 13 Rebop Kwaku Baah - Traffic, Wings - 1944 Roy Dyke - Ashton, Gardner & Dyke - 1945 Peter Gabriel - 1950 Ed Gagliardi - Foreigner - 1952 February 14 Vic Briggs - The Animals - 1945 Doug Simril - Steve Miller Band - 1946 Roger Fisher - Heart, Alias - 1950 Kenny Hyslop - Simple Minds - 1951 February 15 Denny Zager - Zager & Evans - 1943 Mick Avory - The Kinks - 1944 David Brown - Santana - 1947 John Helliwell - Supertramp - 1945 February 17 Rickey Medlocke - Blackfoot, Lynyrd Skynyrd February 18 Yoko Ono - 1933 Dennis DeYoung - Styx - 1947 Keith Knudsen - Doobie Brothers - 1948 Robbie Bachman - Bachman Turner Overdrive - 1953 Derek Pellicci - Little River Band - 1953 February 19 Tony Iommi - Black Sabbath - 1948 Mark Andes - Canned Heat, Heart - 1948 Eddie Hardin - Spencer Davis Group - 1949 Andy Powell - Wishbone Ash - 1950 February 20 Lew Soloff - Blood, Sweat & Tears - 1944 Jerome Geils - J. Geils Band - 1946 Walter Becker - Steely Dan - 1950 Randy California - Spirit - 1951 Jon Brant - Cheap Trick - 1954 February 21 Paul Newton - Uriah Heep - 1946 Jerry Harrison - Talking Heads - 1949 Vince Welnick - The Tubes, Grateful Dead - 1951 Lester Hunt - Climax Blues Band - 1956 February 22 Oliver ("Good Morning Starshine") - 1945 February 23 Johnny Winter - 1944 Rusty Young - Poco, Buffalo Springfield - 1946 Steve Priest - Sweet - 1950 Brad Whitford - Aerosmith - 1952 February 24 Paul Jones - Manfred Mann - 1942 Lonnie Turner - Steve Miller Band - 1947 February 25 Roy Michaels - Cat Mother & the All Night Newsboys - 1942 George Harrison - 1943 David Stensen - The Grass Roots - 1947 February 26 Paul Cotton - Poco - 1943 Mitch Ryder - Detroit Wheels - 1945 Bob "Bear" Hite - Canned Heat - 1945 Jonathan Cain - Journey - 1950 February 27 Robert Balderrama - ? and the Mysterians - 1950 Neal Schon - Journey - 1954 Adrian Smith - Iron Maiden - 1957 Johnny Van Zant - Lynyrd Skynyrd - 1959 February 28 Joe South - 1940 Brian Jones - Rolling Stones - 1942 Eddie Manion - Asbury Jukes, Seeger Sessions Band - 1952 Cindy Wilson - B-52's - 1957

& that didn't even make the local, nor national news, either? Seriously.....Belated Congrat's Chris!

Just one other member on right now.....friday nights are kinda slow......sometimes....

All classics & damn good un's at that, mate! OT: ~*~Top Of The Bill - Scorpions~*~ Sidenote: Nice avatar as well, mate! Top Of The Bill is excellent Jon, as for the avatar, saw it on a album somewhere I thought that looked kinda familiar! OT: ~*~Edge Of Sundown - DJB & The DJB Band~*~

Ha, these guys are just askin' for a visit from the Whackmaster, hisself! Doin' this take basically in his backyard. Him showin' up & kickin' some ass might actually improve this version! Hmm....looks like these film-rehashers are goin' for the 'Urban Guerilla' slant on this version. I guess some other cities weren't quite as an appealing target for them, er, the menacers this time 'round! BACKED!!!!! I think you two would do a much better job & with original thought(s) with many new ideas for hollyweird, whether or not they'd pay ya for it, I dunno! Oh......& before I forget......WWWWWWOOOOOLLLLLLVEEEEEEERRRINNNNNESSSSSS!

Happy Birthday Doggy!

All classics & damn good un's at that, mate! OT: ~*~Top Of The Bill - Scorpions~*~ Sidenote: Nice avatar as well, mate!

Well, another older movie has been remade. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1234719/ Anyone know any of the actors in the "new" version? I don't!

Excellent & Congrat's, Faron!

~*~Dream On - RJD/Malmsteen~*~

Excellente! Let the of Rachael, Giadia & your other faves resume! Dive in & dine til your content!

Completely agree 100% Jeff. I mostly agree as well. I do think it sux that they're leavin' it up in the air, so to speak, & the fans are left wonderin' one way or the other whether they continue as Aerosmith, or retire that band, or begin again with another, new name. I would hope that the fellas would decide asap, then move forward in whichever direction & not leave some of their fans hangin'.

Faron is an excellent, cool & very respectable person to trade with! He is extremely recommended to all HHer's! Thanks mate!

Ronnie James Dio Gives Cancer Update 1/21/2010 By Keith Carman An update has been released on former Black Sabbath singer Ronnie James Dio and his battle with stomach cancer. In a statement to fans, his wife and manager, Wendy Dio, reports that since his November diagnosis, the legendary rocker has made progress. She writes: “[He] has had a few hiccups between Christmas and New Year's. [He has] had a blood clot, a trip to the emergency room and a three-day stay at the hospital. Ronnie had his third chemotherapy treatment, and all seems to be going well.” As an aside, despite being picked on by Dio in a number of interviews over the years, his Sabbath predecessor, Ozzy Osbourne, recently told Rolling Stone, “I'm sorry to hear about Ronnie having cancer. It must be really fucking scary for the poor boy.” It's a sweet sentiment, but to get disgustingly technical/geeky, Dio is actually six years older than Osbourne. Article & youtube video: http://www.exclaim.ca/articles/generalarti...&fid1=43808

Aerosmith Holding Auditions for Replacement Singer 1/21/2010 By Josiah Hughes Someone needs to send the members of Aerosmith a Google Wave invite, because they clearly need some help with their collaborating and communication skills. The last few months have seen all kinds of contradictory rumours from the band. Sometimes, Steven Tyler is quitting; other times, he's just taking a few years off. Then there's the quotes where he says he isn't going anywhere. Now, guitarist Joe Perry has announced that the band are auditioning replacement singers. According to a Reuters report, Perry said that by February he hopes to “start having some auditions, making some phone calls. Hopefully, we'll have found a new singer by the summer, and Aerosmith will be able to go back out on the road.” He also said that the replacement singer would be involved with new material. This doesn't mean that Steven Tyler is out of the band for good, however. As Perry said, “It's kind of hard to get a straight answer about what's going on... He has to have leg surgery and foot surgery and it's basically going to take him out of the picture for about a year, year-and-a-half. So, in the meantime, the rest of the band want to play. And I want to play with the other guys in Aerosmith. So the four of us are just making our plans. We're gonna find somebody to get in there and fill that spot. Just like when Tom [Hamilton] was sick — we got David Hull to come in and play bass. When [guitarist] Brad [Whitford] was sick, we got somebody else to come in and play for him. That's basically how I look at it; we need another singer to fill in.” 
 Tyler is expected to be fronting the band again in 2011, when they celebrate their 40th anniversary. In the meantime, they'll be recruiting a new singer. Or maybe Steven Tyler will change his mind again. All the while, much younger bands will be making infinitely more interesting music. Article & checkout the youtube video: http://www.exclaim.ca/articles/generalarti...&fid1=43821

WOW! Ya guys! I'm speachless! THANK YA'ALL!!!

Congrat's! Del's contributions are both helpful & significant!

Excellent & Congrat's Bernd!

Congrat's!

Congrat's Sir Ian! Post onward & lots & lots more!