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No... I gave the answer just above... I have to head out. Make a new one if you have time.

Ha... I could see that seeing as the Bears are playing right now but no. I have to head out and won't be a a computer for a day but the answer is Captain Trips... Jerry Garcia. Looks so innocent... Next

Again, no.

Good guess but no.

Who is this person? Without google and reverse searches...

The honorable thing to do...ok.

I'll give the answer because I don't want to logjam a thread... I won't be at a computer for a day... but at first glance he reminded me of Van Morrison. After I post the answer next up: Pictured here (on drums) is Claude Russell Bridges better known as Leon Russell. Leon Russell needs no introduction, having written songs like Delta Lady, A Song for You and This Masquerade or having played on recordings with Bob Dylan, Frank Sinatra, Ike & Tina Turner and The Rolling Stones, to name a few. Leon's 60 year career playing rock, pop, country, gospel, rhythm and blues, to name a few as well as being a member of Joe Cocker's Mad Dogs and Englishmen and his performance at The Concert for Bangladesh make him a solid figure in contemporary music. Leon Russell began playing nightclubs in Tulsa, Oklahoma at the age of 14. The name Leon came from a fake I.D. he used to to play in bars while underage. By the late 50's Russell moved to L.A. and became a first call studio musician playing on recordings for Phil Spector as well as Jan and Dean, Doris Day, Ray Charles, The Byrds, The Beach Boys, The Ventures and many, many more. By the 70's Leon Russell became a solo artist still making time to record with Dave Mason, Badfinger, Joe Cocker and many others. It was on Russell's label Shelter Records that his solo albums gave him three gold albums and many Grammy nominations. For decades Leon recorded and performed live. In 2010 Leon recorded the album The Union with Elton John who had at one time had been Leon's opening act. Elton John has said that Leon Russell was his "biggest influence as a piano player, a singer and songwriter." There is no doubt Leon Russell was an inspiration and influence to many. In 2011 he was inducted into both the Rock and Roll Hall of Game and the Songwriters Hall of Fame. While recovering form heart surgery Leon Russel died in his sleep on November 13, 2016.

No and no...

Not sure if there is a thread around like this but here goes:

Funny you mention the Braves... saw a guy a couple of weeks ago wearing a Braves tshirt... what are the odds, especially in Florida.

Only one I have about that time in Bills history and I don't look at it either.

I was almost 9 and boy did the news get around the neighborhood quickly... we played pond hockey wherever we could with some pretty makeshift equipment and when we found out we had a team joy reigned. Those were some good times for sure. 50 years ago today...Dec. 3, 1969. The day after being awarded the NHL franchise for Buffalo....Seymour Knox visits Memorial Auditorium....future home of the Buffalo Sabres.

Whoever this guy is.. he is posting stale news... this was out hours ago.

Bud of mine is at the game... ten miles away as the crow flies from here... said its like 1/3 Sabres fans. Tied so far...

Lol... I didn't see any thread with his name mentioned in the title but there already was one.

https://www.freep.com/story/sports/college/michigan-state/spartans/2019/11/25/michigan-state-football-hank-bullough-dies/4300602002/

Jim Nantz, Tony Romo, and Tracy Wolfson

https://www.footballzebras.com/2019/11/week-13-referee-assignments-2019/ Bears at Lions, 12:30 p.m. FOX — Jerome Boger Bills at Cowboys, 4:30 p.m. CBS — Bill Vinovich Saints at Falcons, 8:20 p.m. NBC — Shawn Smith

So, is it safe to say that No One here has worked for Amazon? We have one close here and I hear the stories all the time... picture Berlin in the 1930's.

So, instead of just remembering this day we go all shotgun political..

@Mike in Horseheads this would be part of Cronkites delivery... the news was on all day and night for days it seemed. Cartoons were on the back burner... the ***** black and white ones.

Same here same age... I remember where I was, by the staircase at our home in Clarence. Had not see my Mom cry like that ever so I stayed mellow, didn't really understand why but instinct told me to just play with toys, stuff like that. Keep quiet. Cronkite headed the news, I do remember that though... love that guy at that age because I used to sit on my Dads lap and watch the news with him.