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1969 one of my favorite years for music.



Smith was a one hit wonder. Vocalist Gayle McCormick died in 2016 at age 67 from cancer.


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Balloon Farm, named after a Greenwich Village club, I loved this song at the time.



One of the most catchy songs ever written.



Eddie Grant on guitar before Electric Avenue, 1968.


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Damn!! I remember the Rugby's. Went to High School with Mike Hoerni (their bass player). I loved the song "You, I" and it was a big hit in Louisville and around parts of the Midwest.

Thanks! I lost touch with Mike after I went into the Army and never met him again. Steve McNicol was the shits back in 66-67 considered one of the best guitar players at that time.
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Liberty is the steadfast polestar which guides voyagers in life's stormy sea; it is the only guide to new worlds, new thoughts, new outlooks, a new order and a new life. The world, which cannot perish and which has the will to live, must always return to the paths of liberty; however many men deny and blaspheme it, be they few or many, they cannot change the law of the world.

-Benedetto Croce
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This guy is dead on Phil Lynott, Thin Lizzy Tribute Band doing one of my favorites, the Cowboy Song.


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This guy should be a star someday.



Original drummer of Lynyrd Skynyrd.


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Great recording!
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I had tickets to see the Artemus Pyle band, I think it was January 24th, and then it was cancelled here for lack of sales. It's a 840 seat venue, I saw Molly Hatchet two weeks earlier at the same place and it was sold out. I don't know, maybe people didn't know the name.
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