Neal Pomea

The White Christmas version I would like to hear at Macy's is the one by John Fahey! Man could syncopate Death!

Not at all, skeith! I understood the humor (humour).

The 7th of December, 1941. A date that will live in infamy.

Big Youth, Cool Breeze

Christmas with John Fahey Vol. II The cd version had to leave off Christmas Fantasy [Part I] in the interest of time. Too bad. It's not really Christmas stuff at all but lots of Brazilian music he was learning in 1975 from Baden Powell and Bola Sete!

Have a good one!

Have a good one!

Another mighty time! Thanks a lot!

Have a great one!

I'm ready! Congratulations to Red Sox and their fans!

A tweet from Nora Guthrie of the Woody Guthrie Foundation links to this: http://woodyguthrie.org/Lyrics/The_Debt_I_Owe.htm (Ah had no idear!)

It's been an exciting series with pretty evenly matched teams, and lots of memorable moments! Hoping the Cardinals can take the next two!

This is true!

Consolidates the position of GM Rizzo. Williams was the Diamondbacks' third base coach for the last few years. Metheny didn't have managerial experience either but look where he is! This move does not look like flushing the young talent to me.

My old neighborhood would have pronounced Dustin Pedroia and Papi like this DOO stan PEE dro YAY PAY pie Always ready to MOCK the powerful and popular! I miss those folks! PAY pie sounds like one of Popeye's nephews: Peep Eye, Poop Eye, Pay Pie

Home of broken treaties and the Trail of Tears, if ever there was a city that did NOT deserve the honor of aligning its team's name with Indians in any way, positive OR negative, it's Washington DC. Time for a change. It's like naming your team Wall Street Life Savings Losers. (we meant it in a NICE way!)

Those were quite the wholesome midwestern values McGuire displayed in 1998!

20 Songs from my early listening days in the 70s: 1 Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry, Down by the Riverside 2 Elmore James, Dust My Broom 3 Lighnin' Hopkins, Hurricane Betsy 4 Muddy Waters, 40 Days and 40 Nights 5 John Lee Hooker, Tupelo 6 Howlin' Wolf, Wang Dang Doodle 7 Earl Scruggs, Nashville Blues 8 Doc Watson, Tennessee Stud 9 Jimmy Martin, Losing You (Might be the Best Thing Yet) 10 Bashful Brother Oswald, The End of the World (7-10 from Will the Circle Be Unbroken, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band) 11 Jimmie Rodgers, Blue Yodel #1 (T for Texas) 12 Carter Family, Lula Walls 13 Rambling Jack Elliott, 1913 Massacre (from Tribute to Woody Guthrie concert) 14 Nathan Abshire, Pine Grove Blues 15 Octa Clark & Hector Duhon, Waltz of the Marshes 16 Adam & Cyprien Landreneau, Les Pinieres 17 Mamou Hour Cajun Band, Hathaway Two Step 18-19 Lawrence Walker, Unlucky Waltz, Opelousas (Osson) Two Step 20 Professor Longhair, In the Night

Cardinals sure look strong! Wonder how Wacha will do against Boston?

Did I hear this was going to be McCarver's last year?

I couldn't find a YouTube video of Bill Kirchen doing Have Love, Will Travel but I found the original by Richard Berry. Cool song! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mr2fKFkcxsg

FWIW, the Sons of the Pioneers sang in a lot of western movies, even John Ford's The Searchers. Ken Curtis sings in that one too, but it's just Skip to My Lou if I recall.

Junior in high school, I was recovering from the flu and searching the radio dial when I came across Django Reinhardt et le Quintette du Hot Club de France. Wow! Never heard anything like it before and I vowed to seek it out when I got older.

I don't feel safe at all with my music on Itunes. When I moved from one computer to another (neither of them Apple), it messed up a lot of files and appended some strange suffix to them. It was quite a pain renaming these files, and there were too many to bother renaming them all, so I know I lost a lot of music that I digitized myself from my lps and tapes. It might be fine if the files were originally digital, but it did not work well at all with files that began as analog and then were converted to digital. People under 40 probably have little experience with that, but people over 40 might or probably do.

Was hoping for some teams that haven't been around lately but the only one might be LA. Still, the level of baseball will be high this year. The presence of Fielder sure helps Cabrera. Just wonder what would have happened if the Nationals had gotten Fielder instead.