RIP John Stewart

The Queen of Lace was very much in demand post-Rumours, no doubt about it. Trivia question: Which artist was the first to use her in a cameo during this period?

 

And just to help you along.

 

Can't remember "Gold," although I'm sure i would if I heard it, but "Runaway Train" by Roseanne is great.

 

I named that tune in....4 seconds.

Don't get the hate for it; just another forgettable song from that era.

 

I have an album of his someplace in my house. It's pretty solid.

"But you can't go back to Kansas, that was yesterday."

I remember watching the Kingston Trio on "Hootenany," the old Jack Linkletter show staged at college campuses during the folk music heydey of the early 1960s. lLike them or not, they were one of the more influential groups in American music in their era.

Much of their music holds up today. And what would PBS's Pledge Week do without the Kingston Trio and Peter, Paul & Mary?

 

I don't want to think about it.

 

I'd like to attend a concert by the Mary, Ronstadt and Barbra Trio. That, my friend, would be livin' large.

 

Walter Egan for Magnet and Steel? Buckingham also contributed vocals.

And Smasher, still not getting it. Funky can mean soulful dancer, smelly, mood swings...not praising out of hand the word change, but at least the word was unamibiguous, and Stewart got paid either way.

 

So I'm gathering you lost your virginity to a red-neck girl with "Whenever I Call You Friend" playing? The only part I'm confused by is you already having a grey beard.

 

I hate threads with headers like this. Got me!