You made me do it. I am listening to a dubbed cassette tape from the
1970's. Secret Treaties (1974) and Agents of Fortune (1976) back to
back.
This is one group I missed in the good old days, in concert. How
many are left, original members?
I only get Grand Funk over in Laughlin, time for the River Run
again. Bring your Kevlar.
(What follows BOC alphabetically? Tommy Bolin of course)
I especially like how so many casinos have taken the title of their
all-time hit song, "Don't Fill the Hopper", to heart.
gj
On Thu, 13 Feb 2003, bluestreak86001 <graytleegray@aol.com> wrote:
You made me do it. I am listening to a dubbed cassette tape from the
1970's. Secret Treaties (1974) and Agents of Fortune (1976) back to
back.
Thanks for starting my day off with a good chuckle! - H.
gj bart wrote:
I especially like how so many casinos have taken the title of their
all-time hit song, "Don't Fill the Hopper", to heart.
On Thu, 13 Feb 2003, bluestreak86001 <graytleegray@a...> wrote:
> You made me do it. I am listening to a dubbed cassette tape from the
> 1970's. Secret Treaties (1974) and Agents of Fortune (1976) back to
> back.
They still have three original members: Donald "Buck Dharma" Rosier, Eric Bloom and Alan Lanier (sp?) Eric and Buck split the singing.
I didn't know I started something here. 
I understand they'll be at Boulder Station on Saturday night. The "mosh pit" should be pretty tame, because the band's prime fan base is in its 40s and 50s. I was thinking of coming out for the show, but then I saw the one in Trenton which is closer to home.
Enjoy!
Elaine
PS- Like the pun. It certainly is the theme song of many casinos in AC
Elaine
gj bart <bronco@eskimo.com> wrote: I especially like how so many casinos have taken the title of their
all-time hit song, "Don't Fill the Hopper", to heart.
gj
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