A Call For Humor!

[Boris Badinov]

 

[Boris Badinov]

 

[mhardy6647]

from our buddies @ Club Polk.

 

[jkasch]

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from our buddies @ Club Polk.

Yuck. Why ruin a ‘60(?) Corvette with an ugly ass Gremlin.

 

[mhardy6647]

Yuck. Why ruin a ‘60(?) Corvette with an ugly ass Gremlin.

Well, I mean... it's not real.
Note that it's sitting on the hood of a car in the photos.
Besides...
Both the Corvette & the Gremlin do have panache.

 

[jkasch]

Well, I mean... it's not real.
Note that it's sitting on the hood of a car in the photos.
Besides...
Both the Corvette & the Gremlin do have panache.

Oh yeah. I guess I’m not too discerning. My only excuse is I was viewing on an iPhone.

 

[mhardy6647]

Oh yeah. I guess I’m not too discerning. My only excuse is I was viewing on an iPhone.

One must stand in awe of the mind that looked at unbuilt model kits on a shelf and thought "You know what'd be cool...".
Wonder if they built the converse model, too.

EDIT: PS As a kid, I built a Gremlin funny car model. I thought it was rather wry.
PPS The internet comes through!

That's the one.

 

[pseudoid]

In Memory of Eli[z]abeth Reed was a top favorite on this album back in the day. Great guitar solo on that one. Playing it now.

At Fillmore East (Live) is about the only live album I keep in my collection... Playing it now, as sh*tty recording as it is, still brings back memories of that day!
Dicky Betts is in my top 10.

 

[pseudoid]

Well if there were sisters too then their name is completely wrong

 

[mhardy6647]

I guess you could say they were Pioneers.

source: https://www.worldradiohistory.com/A...iFI-Stereo/70s/HiFi-Stereo-Review-1975-01.pdf

One may, if suitably interested, find a four page ad spread themed around the Allman (broadly speaking) Siblings in https://www.worldradiohistory.com/A...iFI-Stereo/70s/HiFi-Stereo-Review-1974-03.pdf

PS Yeah, pretty sure the dog & chickens were photoshopped in (the old school way).
PPS. @pseudoid, were I you, I'd have a copy of Little Feat's Waiting for Columbus, too. Of course, I'm not you... but I still felt it worthy of mention.
I mean, heck, I'd also have a copy the Who's Live at Leeds. I actually have all three, come to think of it -- but I'm not really much of an Allman Brothers fan.

 

[Blumlein 88]

I guess you could say they were Pioneers.

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source: https://www.worldradiohistory.com/A...iFI-Stereo/70s/HiFi-Stereo-Review-1975-01.pdf

One may, if suitably interested, find a four page ad spread themed around the Allman (broadly speaking) Siblings in https://www.worldradiohistory.com/A...iFI-Stereo/70s/HiFi-Stereo-Review-1974-03.pdf

PS Yeah, pretty sure the dog & chickens were photoshopped in (the old school way).
PPS. @pseudoid, were I you, I'd have a copy of Little Feat's Waiting for Columbus, too. Of course, I'm not you... but I still felt it worthy of mention.
I mean, heck, I'd also have a copy the Who's Live at Leeds. I actually have all three, come to think of it -- but I'm not really much of an Allman Brothers fan.

Oh yeah, "Waiting for Columbus" is a winner of a live Album. So much so now it is on my mind I think I'll have to cue it up for a listen.

You can listen to it here if not familiar with it.

 

[pseudoid]

<< Too country and most def not SouthernRock (imo)
PS. @mhardy6647 >> Which Who?

 

[pseudoid]

Yes, I speak SouthernRock...

 

[pseudoid]

If I was me, I would also own some of this:

Oh wait!

 

[Blumlein 88]

View attachment 349079 << Too country and most def not SouthernRock (imo)
PS. @mhardy6647 >> Which Who?

That was without Lowell George. Not like their earlier music, but I rather like it. Not country imo. More like a smoother more electronic southern rock. I didn't care for albums that followed that one.

 

[Sir Sanders Zingmore]

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Now I’m really confused!!

 

[Pegwill]

 

[Pegwill]

 

[mhardy6647]

That was without Lowell George. Not like their earlier music, but I rather like it. Not country imo. More like a smoother more electronic southern rock. I didn't care for albums that followed that one.

What he said.
Little Feat in their prime were almost uncharacterizable -- I sense(d) a veneer of New Orleans, but... I mean... I am from Baltimore, so what do I know about the South?
In full disclosure, Baltimore & Little Feat had (have) a very strong bond. Still hard to beat.
Plus -- Waiting for Columbus sounds great.
OK, this is too serious for this thread!

ahem. A brief postscript.

PS WHFS was the greatest "rock" radio station of them all -- but I digress.
PPS Little Feat, it is said, took its name from Lowell George's... umm... feet, which were apparently kinda small.

 

[Pegwill]