Eagles - Seven Bridges Road

A buddy of mine challenged me to connect Mike Nesmith with the Eagles... A challenge beyond me but with a few clues from him (Garry) I found the tune "Seven Bridges Road". It is the title of a song written by Steve Young recorded in 1969 for his Rock Salt & Nails album.

Ian Matthews recorded "Seven Bridges Road" on his Valley Hi album in 1973 (produced by, and featuring, former Monkee Michael Nesmith on guitar).

The song was recorded live by the Eagles for their Eagles Live album in 1980, and still receives significant airplay on classic rock stations, thus the connection.

Here (for Garry) are appropriately, "Seven" versions of "Seven Bridges Road"... Much more detailed info at "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Bridges_Road"

As always, these are lo-fi recordings, included for discusion purposes... for the hi-fi versions, I believe they are all available for sale... The B

1969 - Steve Young
1970 - Joan Baez
1973 - Ian Matthews
1980 - Eagles (Live)
1996 - Firehouse
2001 - Dolly Parton
2004 - Alan Jackson

Uncommon comic book from the Creators of Superman

Here's an old comic book from the creators of Superman, ten years after the fact...
I wonder what they were thinking?...
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New Beatles Release

It's fun to visit places you've seen on TV and in photos...
My profile pic is of me at the Mansion used on the TV
series "Dark Shadows", which is not in Maine but in Newport RI.

The Beatles new 9-9-9 release reminded me of a pic of me
from the 90's while on vacation... we had a great time...
this photo should be familiar to at least a few of you...
A two minute walk from a "Tube" stop...

I'm the one in the middle of the road...

I was looking at some old comic books and stumbled across this. It's a page from "More Fun Comics #16" from 1937, a year before Superman was first published. Dr. Occult was written and drawn by the creators of Superman "Siegel and Shuster".
Notice the similarities...

for more info see: Siegel and Shuster




Might anyone know why they signed the page "Legar-Reuths" ?

Christmas time already?.....

I'm beating the stores to the Christmas season...
Here's a tune Tim
requested (?)... Never the less
here's an uncommon cut from the late 50's... The Munch




Vinnie Monte - Hey, Look at the Winter Snow
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Foreign License Plates from '53

Here's the back cover of a comic book from 1953 on
the left... and photo's of the actual plates on
the right... from my collection... The B

(Alaska wasn't even a US state back in '53)

Bobby's Rollaway

There's some sort of a reunion on Aug the 15th at Bobby's Rollaway...

http://www.corinnesbanquets.com/Bobby_s_Roll_Away.html

Here's a monthly flier from March 1973 (click on image to enlarge of course)...

Tim turned me on to this old Yellow Atlantic '45'...
and I couldn't help myself but to find a bunch of covers... Enjoy... Munch



For More info:
"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shake,_Rattle_and_Roll"

Joe Turner

Here are some covers of Shake Rattle & Roll...

Savoy Brown
Sam Cooke
Mud
Johnny Horton
Jeff Healy
Elvis Presley
Chuck Berry
Canned Heat
Buddy Holly
Bob Dylan
Bill Haley 1
Bill Haley 2
John Lennon
Vern Gosdin

Here's a tune requested by Tim, from the early 60's...



Pat & Lolly Vegas - Robot Walk

Rocky Point Park

For you Rho D'Islanders... Here's something on Rocky Point Park



And a possible Rocky Point Documentary in the future? Hear the song Here....
Rocky Point Song
Rocky Point Site

1970 Atlantic 45 singles

Here are some Atlantic 45 RPM singles for 1970 tunes...
quite a collection of colors...

notice the different spellings of the Led Zeppelin tune...
the two red labels are one sided promos, the other
side being a blank white label with no song track...
the yellow label (usually only seen on '50's Atlantic's), is a
German pressing... I wonder if there are any other label colors?
my buddy Tim would probably know... say what Tim?.....

Tim came thru with four more labels...