[CaptJohn]

Tom: How could I leave out Good Lovin? Yes, played that one a lot, even in a band I played in a couple of years ago. Lonely Too Long is one of my favorites but never did play it in public. Played a little Animals (We Gotta Get Outa This Place). For some reason never cared for House of RS but played it anyway by demand (That's one of the very first songs I played in a band.). Also like but didn't play Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood. Suddenly remembered the Zombies (She's Not There). Somewhere I've got reel to reel tapes of us playing the Doors, etc. stuff. Now I've got to learn how to convert them to CD's. Anybody got a good program for that?
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Yorio: My interests are too wide to focus sometimes but I can always find something to fit my mood! I haven't seen 'the Commitments' (need to do that) but their version of Mustang Sally I do have and really like it (in fact, I'm going to play the CD right now). [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNrKD7ymOOU&feature=fvsrMost[/ame] of the country music I like is the later kind with a lot of harmony and actually reminds me more of the older R&R songs. Since I'm an organist, it's the ones with lots of Hammond organ (and piano) in them that appeal to me....naturally! No one group really appeals to me except Alabama (song 'Christmas in Dixie' is good and fitting for the season). X the ad. [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDYfXlMR9QA&feature=fvwrel[/ame]. I download and make up my own country albums for that reason. I like Dwight Yokum's 'Fast As You'. Others: Living Fast Forward; Hank W-That's how They Do It in Dixie; Reba McIntire's Telephone song I call it since I'm not sure of the title. Boot Scootin Boogie. All My Exes Live in Texas. Like I said, big mixture.
Thanks for your interest.
And now on to pumpkin pie.