I just finished "Cirque Dreams"...in a one week run at the DPAC(Durham Performing Arts Center....new and beautiful and so modern..) and is getting ready to do a month run of "Phantom Of The Opera" at the DPAC for a month run. Great stagecraft and great union wages. When I was at U of L and just received my union card for Local 17 Louisville my first real major broadway production was POTO at the Bomhard Theatre for a month run.

I hope all of you folks is happy and healthy......GJL

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Hey thanx there bros for the birfday wishes. I had a great time.If I havent told you folks I saw Hot Tuna Electric on the eve of 9/1 at The Cats Cradle here in Chapel Hill. A great show and it was a great time talking to the audience and telling stories between songs. Last song b4 encore was "I Know You Rider". Otherwise been to Kerr Lake on The NC/VA border on the weekends. The weather here is great and I wish easy for everybody. Later...The Guymeister

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Yeah Mo, You gottsta be CAREFUL. It's a jungle out there.

Side note: Over the last month I've seen Ron Spencer, Tom Newman, Mark Martin and Freddie Graham from our class of 73.

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damn mo. you need to calm down. all that sodium shits gotta stop dude. be level about it. its a good thing you were going to mass but remember: god doesnt care if youre late to mass, sometimes hes late too so dont sweat it (its a good thing he was late that day and saved your ass).

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Geez, I was doing pretty well 'till last week.  We had to rush to the ER here in Versailles.  I had rapid pulse, breathing, and shaking almost to the point of convulsions.  Turns out my sodium level was dangerously low ( 115 - normal is 135 - 145 ).  They put me in hospital with a sodium chloride IV for a day and some.  Thank God, it came back up nicely and they let me go home.  I really thought I was going to die.

Then, this past Monday, I was hurrying to make Monday morning Mass ( church for those who don't know ), dropped slightly off to the left in the grass and did the WRONG thing.  I overcorrected, crashed through a farm fence and rolld about 100 yards before stopping.  The officers thought I rolled it, but I don't think so. They also said the seat belt saved my life.  Thank God again, I walked away with some cuts and a real sore left shoulder ( not the surgery shoulder thank God ).  Declined to ride the ambulance to the ER 'coz I didn't think I was hurt that bad.

Totaled the car I think.

Thank the Lord for protecting me, it could have be fatal.

Mike Molnar

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Looked like we all had a great time last night at the Brown. I enjoyed playing with Bob and Barry.

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"The CROWD was very nice to us. The CROWD

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Yeah Guy, HAPPY B-DAY!   Last night, The Brown Theatre was gas. If It wasn't sold out, it was damn close. The was VERY nice to us.  But 1964 was truly phenominal.  I thought the "Paul" they usaually have was great, but this replacement "Paul" they had last night was amazing.  Their reproductions of the exact tones of the guitars were spot on.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY GUY!!!

Wiz

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Tom......................i see ur on the site..........if u see this call me with the rest of the sept dates  also the home page update for labor day week is up  could u put it up on Facekook?

Zehr dankt mein herr.

Wavy Davy

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Ha-ha! The university has put in ANOTHER swoopy fire wall that blocks social interaction sites...they have had fire walls for years....but this one Veerrry Tricky. As you can see I never use my .edu university address...as this is for work only......so during the work week you are more likely to see me here than my facebook page....cuz our webslinger has super-fixed this still sweet site....tree cheers fer Radney....hip-hip souffle!

PS. Jim Bingham....I drank some Old Crow and smoked a hawg leg 

in your memory last sat night........listened to some tunes.. one of his faves was "Jack Straw"

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Hey Randy, thanks for the bio's update.  It's true what they say, better late than never.

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Bro man............can u put Jim Bingham in our In Memoriam section?

Thanks

RMOS

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Wow....about Jim Bingham...wow....

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RIP  jim bingham

    memorial service at foreman's in jtown. today aug 21 at 1200 noon.

    we will miss him

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hey mo,

   the gray tupperware box is at longshots. hope you are healing well and look forward to seein ya buddy

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Tom,

I know you guys still have some of my chords I forgot last time I sat in.  Did I leave the whole box, that grey & red plastic tupperware thing ?   I need to get it sometime.

Healing OK these days - still a long haul;

I'll come when I'm up for it, can't play yet but soon enough I hope. . . . .

Cheers and the best to my brothers in the band. 

MO

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In the history of the American League, Only 5 players have hit at least 25 homers and an average of at least .380.(This late in the Season)  Joe Mauer is one. The other 4 were Ruth, Gehrig, DiMaggio, and Ted Williams.

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does that mean I have a 2400 pound termite gnawing on the wood work???

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The world's termites outweigh the world's humans 10 to 1.

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