Bill from NYC

Against who?

Got the sun on my shoulders And my toes in the sand Woman's left me for the some other man Aw, but I don't care I'll just dream and stay tan Toss up my heart and see where it lands On and on I just keep on trying And I smile when I feel like dying On and on, on and on, on and on

Well my mind is goin' through them changes I think I'm goin' out of my mind Every time you see me goin' some where I think I could commit a crime know She had me runnin' She had me cryin' She had me runnin' She had me had me had me cryin' She had me runnin' She had me cryin' She had me runnin' Had me cryin'

I am glad that you can still enjoy Bob. I cannot and wish that I could, and this includes the Wolf Brothers. A case can be made that Bob was at his best with Kingfish, who I was lucky enough to see live back in the day. Sometimes I still throw on a Kingfish cd.

They are tremendous because of Kadlecik. Personally, I find Dead and Co. to be unlistenable. Listening to Weir sing is a sad experience. I heard him do New Minglewood Blues and had to shut it off. He sounds like an 80 year old, constipated white rapper. Just pitiful.

Yeah, I saw Steeley Dan at Jones Beach last month and the crowd was mixed in terms of age. This was a bucket list show for me, whereas I always meant to see one of their NYC shows in which they focus on a particular album (my favorite being "Aja"). It was a fantastic show. Fagen sounds the same, the band was spectacular, and the drummer might be the best I ever saw. Fans were talking about him after almost every song. He was playing 10 drums and 5 cymbals and made it look easy. A few years ago I saw Steve Winwood at Foxwoods. He was supposed to appear with Steeley Dan at the show at Jones Beach but he cancelled. He is another musician that I highly recommend. I was disappointed but SD was just so good that it was all cool.

Saint Stephen with a rose In and out of the garden he goes Country garland in the wind and the rain Wherever he goes the people all complain Stephen prospered in his time Well he may, and he may decline Did it matter, does it now? Stephen would answer if he only knew how

I can certainly get Hogboy here in a second. Just give me the word!!! 😃

May God grant him a full and speedy recovery.

Better men have realized alone is not a venture A peaceful man would realize alone is no adventure Just to hide away, hide away He told all his sons of all the antics of adventure Then he told another one who drove himself to drink Not to hide away, hide away Hide away, hide away, hide away, hide away

See the paper layin' on the sidewalk A little music from the house next door So I walk on up to the doorstep Through the screen and across the floor Summer breeze makes me feel fine Blowin' through the jasmine in my mind Summer breeze makes me feel fine Blowin' through the jasmine in my mind

Some girls they're so pure, some girls so corrupt Some girls give me children, I only made love to her once Give me half your money, give me half your car Give me half of everything, I'll make you world's biggest star So gimme all your money, give me all your gold Let's go back to Zuma beach, I'll give you half, of everything I own

Yes but that Dallas OL was just (imo) the best ever. The entire line was great but Erik Williams was the best RT in the history of the NFL. Often Smith would run 6 or 7 yards before he was touched but as you say, he did have the talent to finish those runs. Now, do I think that Smith would have put up HOF numbers on a team with an average OL? No. In fact, he would have been murdered on most Bills teams. Wrt the Redskins, Riggins was GREAT while running behind them. When he got to the Redskins, he was no longer the speedster that he was in college, or even on the Jets but he was as strong as an ox. Still, he did need the great OL to give him that head of steam. Btw, Larry Czonka wasn't so great when he left Miami and no longer ran behing Larry Little and Bob Kuchenberg, 2 GREAT guards. The OL was responsible for many HOF RBs but as others have said, Sanders pretty much did it on his own.

And the man could also run! He was a GREAT QB.

I don't mind when the tide Sets the sun to the moon I just don't wanna be lonely Let the stairs find you there Waiting at the end of the room I just don't wanna be lonely I'd rather be loved and needed Depended on to give a love I can't give, when you're gone When you're gone

I'm not fully convinced about the bolded. Rob Johnson had all the arm talent in the world. So did Ryan Leaf and Jeff George. Rosen's arm ranges from OK to good imo. He is a skinny, weak, rich boy by NFL standards who will never be tough or talented enough to play in the NFL. I don't however blame him for ripping off the Browns. Why shouldn't he join the crowd?

Jay?

You better think twice About leaving me behind Make up your mind About what you're gonna do You know it ain't easy When your love huts night and day Oh, how you please When I hear you call my name

How about Jim McMahon?

We were talking, about the love that's gone so cold And the people, who gain the world and lose their soul They don't know They can't see Are you one of them? When you've seen beyond yourself then you may find Peace of mind is waiting there And the time will come when you see we're all one And life flows on within you and without you

And when I wake up in the morning To feel the daybreak on my face There's a blood that's flowin' Through the feeling, with a knife To open up the sky's veins Some things will never change They stand there looking backwards Half unconscious from the pain They may seem rearranged In the backwater swirling there is something that will never change

I just wanna be free (Oh yeah) I just wanna be free (Yeah yeah) Wanna be free from all the hurt Wanna be free from all the pain I wanna just end these lonely hours End these lonely days, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

There's a place for us Somewhere a place for us Time together with time to spare Time to look, time to care Someday Somewhere We'll find a new way of living We'll find a way of forgiving Somewhere

Everybody's scrambling and running around Picking up the money, tear the tee-pee down Foreman was in panic, 'bout to go insane Trying to get the workers out the way of the train Engineer blowing the whistle loud and long Can't stop the train we got to let it roll on