Bluzeman

Don't know about the flicks that had all actors nominated for Academy Awards. Sounds like it must have been a killer flick and I'm just ignorant of what it is. I'm anxiously awaiting the answer! The 2 songs I posted were by a killer jazz guitarist from probably the 30's or 40's, or even into the 50's. B.B. King has mentioned this artist as one of his big influences when he was comeing up. If you listen to the 2 tunes I posted, MAN, he is so damn clean on the fast solo lead stuff he plays! He has a couple of tunes that he did with Chet Atkins and Les Paul...I will post those later. Rick

OK, next 2 are for George Aar cause he will probably be the only one that will know the artist! Click and HERE and name this great jazz guitar player! Rick

Too young to remember Dan'l? Does that make me old? :)--> Rick

Welcome BluzieQ! Nice name! :)-->

Actually, if you use the shift or control key to select multiple files, it will show you the total size. View properties of a folder, and it will show you the size of the entire folder. Rick

I'm sorry, I probably should have also stated that I have met former way corp people here on GS, and found a lot of them to be wonderful people. And unbreakable4god, welcome from me also.

I met very few corp people when I was in TWI. The few I met were worse than jerks. Big fish in a small pond? More like huge turds in a small toilet.

Right-click the file in question and select Properties. Rick

That guitar looks like the mutant child of a Gibson Explorer and a Fender Jaguar. :)--> Rick

Heck, I thought this one would be hard! :)--> Rick

You know, I figured if ANYONE got it it would be you. :)--> Would like to wait and see if anyone else knows it, but I'm dying to hear about the Charlies Angels connection! Rick

Nice to see so many new fonts on the thread! :)--> OK, THIS one may be a real head scratcher, so I'll give some clues if no one can guess it. It was a series that ran from the late 50's through the early 60's. Rick

You know, I never thought about it, but that IS a good way of describing it. :)--> Rick

I wouldn't want to TRAP anyone into giving the wrong answer on this one by giving a bad clue, so I'll just keep quiet. :)--> (Hey, it took me a long time to come up with that one!) As for me, I owe, I owe, it's off to work I go! Rick

Just a side note here...is her internet connection broadband or dial up? Because, if it's dial up, there is no reason she shouldn't be able to get on the internet with win 95. The ISP may not "support" it, but if you make your DUN manually, it should still work. Rick

I don't know if it ever got much (if any) radio play, but Pat Benetar did a TRIBUTE TO HARRY CHAPIN that was pretty nice. Not one of her greatest songs, but worth a listen if your a Harry Chapin fan (or Pat Benetar fan, for that matter) Rick

Happy Birthday Dude! Rick

Oh, I DID want to mention that now, playing Black Dog and Rock and Roll with my Texas Special Strat through my 100 watt full stack sounds REAL good. :D--> Rick

This will not work. XP builds it's kernel based on the hardware in the computer it's installed on. Put the hard drive in another computer, and it will not work. At least, not with out running a repair. Which is pretty much like doing a fresh installation. Rick

I learned a LOT of Zepplin on an acoustic. A 12 string at that. (It was the only guitar I had at the time). Of course, Black Dog and Rock and Roll didn't QUITE sound right. :)--> But Over the Hill and Far Away sounded pretty cool! ROCKY RACOON is one I learned at an early age. I also learned how to play Blackbird. That's one of those really cool songs that, after you figure it out, it's really easy to play but impresses the heck out of people. :)--> Rick

I remember spending HOURS working out the guitar part in Walk, Don't Run. That was when I was first learning to play. I look back on that now and, it's such an easy riff, I can't believe how long it took me to get it right. :)--> Now, This Old House. I knew that song because when I was a kid, I had some old .78's that belonged to one of my uncles. And This Old House by Rosemary Clooney was one of them. Rick

I think the line went "It's manly yes...But I like it too" Rick

"Reach for a Hamms..." Nope, don't remember it. :)--> Rick

OK, so it's a magazine. The New Yorker? (Yes, I'm googling:)-->) Rick

Oh, and not Gentle Ben. This was a show about a MAN and his bear, not a BOY and his bear. :)--> Rick