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Thanks PF for showing me a great musician I had not listened to until now. Funny how the Danes clap together at beginning.

Wow, that's a whole lot of books. I went and got a rough estimate of how many I've accumulated, which takes up a lot of wall space in a very large garage, and the total is only about 1/5 of your horde! Impressive. You know, you really can post and sell even old textbooks online. Too much...

Maybe a trail. Around the tree and up to the right, possibly, out of the photo. A very fancy rail to help get around the old tree, to the left of it on the trail, which circles around the tree's back, or on the right with its rock to step up on.

Weir is 17 here with the Warlocks, the name change shortly after to the Grateful Dead. Notable Warlocks song: "Can't Come Down". and one last one and I'm done. Weir is lead singer at the far right side in the video. (Sounds like Dick Nixon is the narrator.)

Mean song, and Weir sang it well.

"The Dead performed “Sugar Magnolia” more than 600 times, and with good reason. Co-written with longtime Dead lyricist Robert Hunter, it’s a sunny tribute that Weir penned for his girlfriend Frankie, whom he lived with in the early Seventies. (“Takes the wheel when I’m seeing double/Pays my...

Organist McKernan was audible in the early Dead music, but, when they changed style after their first album, yes, organ and afterwards piano were more subdued in all their music. McKernan didn't do solos ever that I heard, but I like the Dead music best from those very early years with his...

Not sure if that's Odysseus. I'll check the back of the album cover and let you know if I find anything. Wiki online doesn't say. That whole Zombies album is good, good voices, nice piano, instrument mix, rock/pop band. Trumpets remind me of Beatles too. "Time of the Season" is also on that...

Always liked this song, especially at the start of a new year, so positive. Rod Argent (8) :-)

Yes' Rick Wakeman's arrangement of "extracts from Brahms, 4th Symphony in E Minor, Third Movement" from Yes' 4th album, in "which he plays electric piano taking the part of the strings, grand piano taking the part of the woodwind, organ taking the brass, electric harpsichord taking reeds, and...

Completely agree with you on Chris Squire. Tremendous. Never knew until now. Here's the opener song from their 2nd album with very prominent bass and organ. Strong organ and bass in albums 2 and 3, especially, I thought. Thank you to @Hornbein and @pinball1970 for the Yes album...

Thanks. Yes, I always tend to exaggerate. Also, thanks for the mesh strainer solution. The best solution! I have recently bought the most expensive ones at Ace Hardware in U.S. The all metal ones work pretty well for the bath/shower drain, but these I find work best: They have an...

Not sure what the bleach does, exactly, but someone recommended it to me one time, and I tried it. It worked OK, about like Drano works. OK, but not great. I really can't explain any 'double whammy' effect, though. It just sounded good. Well, I draw the line on augering, using the snake. I...