Man the music is slowly fading into the past. 
To Garth   

 black321 wrote:
Rick Danko, Levon Helm, and Philly's own Hooters also on stage.

w/ Garth

Garth Hudson never stopped making music after The Band broke up.  Here's one of my favorite cameos of him playing with The Call in The Walls Came Down, including a sizzling short solo in the middle.  Rest in Peace, Professor.

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
They are all up on Cripple Creek, I bet.

Garth Hudson

 sunybuny wrote:

Last night I saw that Blue Velvet was on some streamer that Charlie had up so I said Ooh let's watch and holy shit how did we ever sit through that the first time? An hour in, we've barely seen Frank, most of the shots are first-take or practice run-throughs. As Jeffrey walks through the vacant lot, you can tell there's no real script, but Lynch telling him, "okay, look at the shed. Now look down and see... a rock! Pick it up —no brush away some grass first! Throw and miss! Pick up two rocks and throw one then—okay cut. Now look for more rocks. Something's interesting! Keep looking!..."

Legendary THIN LIZZY And WHITESNAKE Guitarist JOHN SYKES Dead At 65

 maryte wrote:

Uek's last ballgame ended with a Pete Alonzo home run. I didn't have the TV so I got to listen to this call. I'm not crying, you're crying.

This was Bob Uecker’s last words on the Brewers broadcast. It hurts even more now.

Bob Uecker felt this loss.

"Well, New York, down. They did it. And The Crew will uh, will have it end, here tonight."

"I'm telling you. That one — had some sting on it."#RIPBobUecker pic.twitter.com/gwVFq96rBj

— BaseballHistoryNut (@nut_history) January 16, 2025

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 Manbird wrote:


What really is creamed corn?

 sunybuny wrote:

yes, but in a good way

 JrzyTmata wrote:

It's a log.

 sunybuny wrote:

indeed

 Red_Dragon wrote:
When I went to a Brewers game in 2017 with my buddy and his son, I should have asked his godson, who was the senior scout for the Brewers, to have him take me up to see the Ueck.  

To Bob!  

Man you made me laugh on and off the field.  

 R_P wrote:
Still disturbing after all these years.

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 JrzyTmata wrote:

 Hiya, Jrz!

I think I've sold about 3 of those ;-)

RIP David Lynch