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  • yea i know. i love the medley. you never give me your money is actually one of my all time favorite beatles songs!
    Well should a fee be introduced, PM me first. I'll probably cover yours to keep you, you funny bastard.

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    I rather suspect that that latest question is going to go down that line, but I did make an effort to answer it honestly first.
    Thanks, I'll check it out, the internet was kind of slow for me yesterday so didn't get a chance.
    Yeah, I do feel *slightly* less obliged to wish a happy St. P's day to those who haven't furnished me with a case of the black stuff. ;)
    Because I didn't capitalize anything in those posts? It was supposed to convey a certain emotion, or rather, a certain lack of interest in the proceedings.
    I'm not at home all day tomorrow (particularly morning, late afternoon), but probably just as convenient as any other day. :)
    Oh that does sound painful. I still need to get a pair of cleats for myself. My first outdoor practice didn't go overly well with regular running shoes. I did rather enjoy the rucking and tackling parts though. Better than the exhausing passing and running I'd done indoors.
    Yeah awesome. It loses none of Muddys hard edge, "clearly I'm top dog" swagger but it's got this almost playful element to it that says "but don't confuse that with over earnestness". You're not too sure whether to take it seriously, but you don't wanna risk not doing so lest it bite you on the ass. I dig.
    Walking put the door to work so will do so this arvo. My dad was in Chicago the night Muddy died and spent the night at a club for an all night, superstar tribute gig. I've got great photos of the night.
    Muddy Waters, "John the Conqueror Root". It was released as a single in I believe '63 or '64, but it was released as a bonus track in the "Folk Singer" rerelease, which is how I have it. It's a neat song in my book because it's a more moving (albeit less powerful) adaptation of the "Hoochie Coochie Man" beat with elements of Howlin' Wolf's "Backdoor Man" narrative thrown in (particularly the judge's wife crying verse). It's just a lot of fun. Really hearkening back to Muddy's "bad-man" songs of the late 40s and early 50s.
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