ohhh i just love this song!!! ty for all the wonderful tunes SD!! hope u r doing well my dear loving friend~~ hope to catch u on when im on**miss you**
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ohhh i just love this song!!! ty for all the wonderful tunes SD!! hope u r doing well my dear loving friend~~ hope to catch u on when im on**miss you**
Thanks and luv yur outfit darlin! I'm doin good and same back at cha and will see ya , miss you too but gotta git goin right now, thanks and see ya later sweetness Friend! 
ohhh i just love this song!!! ty for all the wonderful tunes SD!! hope u r doing well my dear loving friend~~ hope to catch u on when im on**miss you**
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Cool I've never even seen them in that color. That's a really nice color for them. I would like one that I can work on if the need arises obviously. I don't want to buy one with problems but I am interested on working on it when problems arise. But it would be my only vehicle. I want this white one with only 80k miles but I don't know how I'm going to go look at it or go get it. If I can beat it around even if it develops little problems that I can save up for and eventually fix, I will be extremely happy. I just don't want to buy one and then the head gasket cracks in a week. That happened to my friend with a chevy lol. Poor kid. Anyways I'll stop updating till the next one I go look at Back to youtube jazz videos and frenkenstein playing the electric guitar to all of you!!
Back to youtube jazz videos and frenkenstein playing the electric guitar to all of you!! 
Thanks for the idea. Im 6 hours ahead of the East Coast most of the year but can range to 11 hours difference.
This means to visit in the early evening for me....well...Thanks!
This means to visit in the early evening for me....well...Thanks!
Hey Redd whats zappaning! You probably already left, sorry I missed you, GOODNIGHT~~~~HUGS~~~ Sleep tight~~~Sweet dreams~~~
~~~saved the best for last~~~ led zep~~~~~
can anyone guess what all these songs had in common????
~~ sleep well all my dear friends~~~ will have the answer tomorrow~~~
can anyone guess what all these songs had in common????
~~ sleep well all my dear friends~~~ will have the answer tomorrow~~~
~~~SD~~~~Biggest (((hugs))) sweety!! hope u had a wonderful day~~~~~
As one of the greatest American songwriters of all times, Willie James Dixon was a bright, self-confident, determined, intelligent, and gifted man who helped the blues evolve from the 1940's through the 1980's. Born the seventh of Willie Dixonfourteen children on July 1, 1915, in Vicksburg, Mississippi, Dixon was greatly influenced by his mother, Daisy, who turned everything she said into rhymes, and Willie learned to do the same. However, his first real musical influence came at the age of seven when he often left school to follow a truck pulling a band behind it starring pianist Little Brother Montgomery. (Snowden 1). As a youth, Dixon sang with the Union Jubilee singers, a gospel quartet with its own radio program.
At the age of seventeen, Dixon left his hometown of Vicksburg for the busy streets of Chicago to become a boxer. One year later he was named the Illinois State Golden Gloves Heavyweight Champion. Although he had early success as a boxer, he only fought four fights during his pro career because of a money dispute with his manager, which ended whatever dreams Dixon may have had as a boxer.
After boxing, he began his musical career by forming the Five Breezes in 1940 with Leonard "Baby Doo" Caston. They recorded songs until 1941 when Willie was arrested for refusing to serve in the U.S. Armed Forces. After finishing his sentence, Dixon formed a new group, the Four Jumps of Jive, which mainly performed in Chicago clubs and later recorded for Mercury (Perry 1-2).
In 1945 'Baby Doo' and Willie teamed up to form the Big Three Trio along with guitarist Benardo Dennis. The Big Three played for mainly white audiences, but they would also join Muddy Waters in late night jam sessions (Snowden). "With a repertoire of soft blues, boogie woogie, pop, and novelty numbers, the Big Three landed a recording contract first with Bullet Records and then in 1947 with Columbia Records" (Perry 2). While playing with the Big Three Trio, Dixon met Phil and Leonard Chess, two guys who had recently started Chess Records. They hired Dixon part-time, but after the Big Three Trio broke-up, he went to work for them full time.
Slay McComb, SHS biographer
A major difference between Dixon and other blues men was his ability to read, write, compose, and arrange music, which made him the mainstay of Chess Records ("Willie Dixon"). Dixon was also considered the backbone of the Chess operation. He stayed with them until 1957 when he decided to switch to Cobra Records. However, Cobra only lasted two years due to financial difficulties, so Dixon returned to Chess and stayed there throughout most of the 60's (Snowden 2).
Throughout the 70's Dixon toured regularly and released albums on the Ovation, Columbia, and Yamboo labels. In 1980 Dixon was inducted into the Blues Foundation's Hall of Fame and in 1982 Dixon set up the Blues Heaven Foundation to help musicians and their estates claim their due (Perry 2-3, "Dixon Dodges Glare of New Recordings Spotlight"). In 1987 Dixon had bypass surgery, putting a halt on his career (Dixon 1). However, in 1988 he released Hidden Charms with Bug/Capitol, and in 1989 Dixon published his autobiography, I Am the Blues, co-authored by Don Snowden (Perry 2-3). He appeared in the films, Raw Justice (1994) .... News Crews .. aka Good Cop, Bad Cop (1994), Night of the Warrior (1991) Willie Dixon, and Rich Girl (1990) himself . He also wrote original music for the movie Ginger Ale Afternoon (1989).
Dixon's songs are considered to be the greatest body of work of any blues songwriter. They were recorded by such musicians as Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Elvis Presley, the Rolling Stones, the Grateful Dead, and the Doors ("Jazzy Procession is Funeral for Blues Giant Willie Dixon"). Dixon died at the age of seventy-six at St. Joseph's Medical Center in Burbank, California on January 29, 1992. Willie Dixon, blues writer and founder of the Blues Heaven Foundation, had hepatitis when he passed away. His bypass surgery in 1987 required blood transfusions. The Blues Heaven Foundation was Willie's vision and is dedicated to assisting Blues artists as well as preserving the Blues and its history.
Throughout his career he was known as a "powerhouse who set music into motion" ("A Week Just for Willie"). Not only did he write blues classics ("Hoochie Coochie Man" and "I Just Want to Make Love to You" for Muddy Waters; "Wang Dang Doodle" for Koko Taylor; and "Back Door Man" for Howlin' Wolf) he also worked as a talent scout for the Chess Brothers. Rock musicians including Led Zeppelin ("Whole Lotta Love"), the Rolling Stones, and Jimi Hendrix recorded Dixon tunes and now a blues museum in his honor has been started.
I know, I know! The answer is LOVE, that's what they had in common! Am I right????
Uhh and or DRUMS!!!! 
Like that last drum solo from John Bonham, love that guy, GREAT and he was a drag racer too
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you r sooo correct!!!! hahahahhah love ya SD!!!!! they r classified as the best drum songs!! but i just love the songs!!!!
I know, I know! The answer is LOVE, that's what they had in common! Am I right????
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Well I just love em too but Hypno will have an organominalisum over these!!!!!
Great songs Redd, just love em and u 2 thanks so much sweetness and the sweetest dreams to ya 2 and so nice to see you too and I got to talk to you for a min!!! 
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