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Next to David Letterman, the greatest star to have ever come from the state of Indiana. Gawd, what a player. If I hadn't been such a big NY Knicks fan at the time, he would have been my hero. Oh, and contrary to popular belief, Bird could **DUNK**

I love this song. If I start listening to it I *have* to listen all the way through. I remember well when it ruled the airwaves. You couldn't go a few hours without hearing it. One of Jimmy Webb's greatest creations.

It might be ragtime, but it's not Bob Dylan. Who the hell *is* that?

Frank at his avant-garde best.

:) :) :)

Heh, I love when Dave says, 'I didn't know you had a dog...'

George, you can try Chromium, it's the product without the Google stuffs

I can't stop... This clip was from around the time when James was convicted for aggravated assault on police officers and sentenced to 6 years [in the end he served two]. I love when the woman accosts them: 'Hey, why are you so worried about James Brown? Why aren't you worried about Nelson...

In honor of the master of James Brown impersonators...'dis some funny shit. Make sure you take a pee before watching, because if you don't, well, you might wet your pants

Yeah, in that archival clip it's clear where MJ stole his dance moves from. JB was a pioneer of the moon walk ;)

After seeing JB doing 'Cold Sweat', I couldn't resist a repost, lolz

That's a great analysis of the song. I like where Rick says, 'David Gilmour and Roger Waters had a disagreement about the rhythm tracks'. That was pretty much a daily thing with those two, lolz. Maybe hourly ;)

Haha, I hope you got top dollar

What happened to the 2nd guitar part? Weird, all the fills are missing.

I watched this a couple of days ago. She's quite extraordinary.

I've seen this VH-1 thing, it's a good watch.

A man learns that he's dying from cancer, and goes out and writes this. What a mind he had. And then he writes this, for his children and grandchildren: David Letterman had him on his show after he'd been diagnosed. He told Dave he'd 'made a tactical error' in not going to see a doctor...

The great Warren Z is sorely missed. I was a big fan.

You guys remember David Lynch's movie 'Eraserhead' [I hope]. Eraserhead was Lyle Lovett's hair stylist ;)

Oh. The new and PC 'Dixie Chicks'. Call me stupid, but I will only call them that.