DimeBrite Saltwater fly fisherman Forum Supporter May 22, 2026 #8,941 HOLY WARS! Last edited: May 23, 2026
Matt B RAMONES Forum Supporter May 23, 2026 #8,942 This earworm came from…somewhere…had to listen to it to move on.
DimeBrite Saltwater fly fisherman Forum Supporter May 23, 2026 #8,944 Name in Blood Last edited: May 23, 2026
Mossback Your Source For Unsurpassed Content Forum Supporter May 25, 2026 #8,945 RIP to the Saxophone Colossus....
Buzzy I prefer to call them strike indicators. Forum Supporter May 26, 2026 #8,947 Mossback said: Click to expand... Two superb classics. So What, no translation needed, the song really speaks for itself. Great stuff.
Mossback said: Click to expand... Two superb classics. So What, no translation needed, the song really speaks for itself. Great stuff.
Mossback Your Source For Unsurpassed Content Forum Supporter May 26, 2026 #8,948 Yeah Miles would have been 100 today, and Sonny was 95...one of the last of the post WW2 Jazz greats.
Yeah Miles would have been 100 today, and Sonny was 95...one of the last of the post WW2 Jazz greats.
wanderingrichard Life of the Party May 26, 2026 #8,949 I went back a bit too, but hit the 60's pop charts instead. And yeah, Miles n crew set standards
SurfnSully Steelhead Forum Supporter May 26, 2026 #8,951 Another post on the site brought back memories of this song
Buzzy I prefer to call them strike indicators. Forum Supporter May 27, 2026 #8,953 wtih Sonny Rollins
Tim L Stillwater Strategist Forum Supporter May 28, 2026 #8,956 Buzzy said: wtih Sonny Rollins Click to expand... Have to call out just how good that album was. For us 50-somethings, to have come of age on Some Girls and Tattoo You...
Buzzy said: wtih Sonny Rollins Click to expand... Have to call out just how good that album was. For us 50-somethings, to have come of age on Some Girls and Tattoo You...
wanderingrichard Life of the Party May 28, 2026 #8,960 In some ways, these guys were ahead of their time