A few CVRR pictures and some other related pictures....

[Rufus T. Firefly]

What can I say, but......

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Exactly. You said it all. All that needed to be said. GodBlessYa.

[Roy]

I remember the mention of a place to get old-fashioned candy. Out here, they sold that stuff at Knott's, as was cited. And, for the record, I don't knowingly shit on you, Murph.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

..., for the record, I don't knowingly shit on you, Murph.

Thank you, Roy. I believe you and continue to wish the best for you and look forward to your posts. You always have a unique and interesting viewpoint.
daMurph

[J. S. Bach]

What can I say, but......]

Gabby Hayes??

[Rufus T. Firefly]

What can I say, but......]

Gabby Hayes??

Please.........Ramones.

[Roy]

Please.........Ramones.

We had lots of great music, just after I graduated high school. The Ramones were part of that whole punk/new wave scene.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Please.........Ramones.

We had lots of great music, just after I graduated high school. The Ramones were part of that whole punk/new wave scene.

Did you dig disco music, too, and go to clubs for dancing and socializing? That was the entire NYC scene during the 70's and into the 80's, replete with "elephant-bells" and 29" (max) waists, tall shoes (my euphemism for them ) and long hair or "Afros" for some. Did jah, huh, did jah? Huh? Huh? Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones held great sway, for quite some time.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Did you dig disco music......

I dug it a grave and buried at the crossroads head first and drove herds of wild horse over the site until nothing but dust was visible.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Did you dig disco music......

I dug it a grave and buried at the crossroads head first and drove herds of wild horse over the site until nothing but dust was visible.

Somehow I knew that. And perhaps it was all just as well. "Shaking a Tail Feather" doesn't quite seem up yer alleyway. I said "seem," but I really do not know, huh. Sortof. (I'd pay money to see you in a "fro," though!)
Happy trails to you.

[Tom Dempsey]

Disco still sucks.

[HONDO74]

Did you dig disco music......

I dug it a grave and buried at the crossroads head first and drove herds of wild horse over the site until nothing but dust was visible.

Did you have some help with that.
Pennywise-The Devil In
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpS2KOL1IO8

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Disco still sucks.

If I may ask, Tom, did you think that at the time, way back when?

We understand life looking backwards; we live life moving forward.

[Mitch]

Did you dig disco music, too, and go to clubs for dancing and socializing? That was the entire NYC scene during the 70's and into the 80's, replete with "elephant-bells" and 29" (max) waists, tall shoes (my euphemism for them ) and long hair or "Afros" for some. Did jah, huh, did jah? Huh? Huh? Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones held great sway, for quite some time.

Hey Mitch, Is all this too old for you? Were you a kid then?

The only "elephant-bells" that I ever wore were on my U.S.Navy dress uniform; Gaberdines, custom made for me by Harry's Hong Kong Tailors. Even at that, they were only 22" bells.

After the service, I went over the road truckin', so there was never time for Disco and dancin'. Actually, at that point in my life, I would seek out the Easy Listening stations in various cities around the nation, usually found on the FM dial up around 104. I prefer to have music in the background, not really listening to the actual lyrics and such. These days, I'm back to what I grew up with: DooWop!

[Roy]

I like the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack, but I don't like dance, in general. Except, Jackie Chan movies - they're fun. And, that stuff they do in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Soon after SNF, I got re-connected to rock, by way of a listen to Zeppelin's first album, on a good sound system. Then, Hendrix.