SPINADELIC

Nothing quite like hearing a brass band in New Orleans before you can see it, and when it comes into view the big ol' marching tuba's the first thing you spot.

When I visit New York and it's cold I end up; buying a hat to help stave off the frost. And I get to where I think "Hey, I feel this hat."

Fender Telecasters have a unique feel and sound. Yessir.

Note the ironical cassette tape, "Flat as a Pancake" by REO Speedwagon.

But do not cry over it.

A guy in high school used to pretend that he could tell by the sound of a passing car what modifications had been made to soup it up.

Earning it.

Composer, bass player, social critic.

In the Fort Worth Stockyards.

Soaring through the air, defying gravity and anatomy....

Is this a metaphor or just an observation concerning one girl I knew?

Sometimes you just have to make the executive decision that it's a dip cone kinda day. No matter what else happens that day you've got that going for you,

The difference between a pretty good blueberry pie and a really good blueberry pie is the crust.

I overheard a woman on the street ask a policeman how to get to the Blue Note. I told her.

One of these could deplete a half dozen batteries in a couple of hours. But worth it.

One of THE classic recording in jazz.

Love the little milk cartons served in elementary school cafeterias.

From a family anecdote from way back in the day.

In the style of Roy Lichtenstein, this t-shirt is self-referential and fun.

Otis in front of Stax Records, in Memphis

This does not imply that you should walk out on any mandolin playing. Rather, it is from our somewhat annual backyard party where we had a bluegrass group performing.

My favorite (?) t-shirt design from out somewhat annual backyard neighborhood party, featuring a DJ holding a 45.

Classic t-shirt design from an annual party we often throw. From the year we turfed our backyard.

Should be in the Hall of Fame. That's it.

Known as the "Mad Hungarian" for his antics on the pitching mound, Al quickly gained attention and pitched well enough to deserve it.

Oscar had THE HAIR! He was trying to corner the market in hair. After a few weeks with the Yankees they had him trim his beautiful 'do, but it was still amazing.

Mark "the Bird" Fidrych was an instant phenom - an amazing pitcher with a unique personality.