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"Traxx 2: The Raf of Khan"? George

I don't know. I do want to point out, however, that I posted a C&W song a couple weeks ago and no one got it. Vince Vance and me: LONG story. George

"Under the Tuscan Sun"? George

Loved the songs posted by Rick and Sudo, but no real idea who did them. A problem with early recordings is that the voices always seem higher-pitched thatn they should. If I HAD to guess, I'd say Rick's tune was by a man named Antoine. George

"Lenin's Wedding Horse," a fine-but little-known independent film. George

Blind Melon Chitlin? Actually, it sounds like an ANCIENT recording of someone playing a guitar called Lucille. George

Indeed! I proposed to Lucy at a Vince Vance and the Valiants concert. I had worked it out with Vince ahead of time that he would get me on stage to sing "It's Now or Never" and then propose. She couldn't turn me down in front of thousands of people! You're up, Belle.

Yes, Rick, stick around. :) George

Of course we do, Excie. We also respect your right NOT to reveal it, if you so choose. George

Naw, I just listen to the oldies station all the time. Your lips excite me; let your arms invite me, For who know when we'll meet again this way? George

"Saturday in the Park" by Chicago. George

I thought it might be Julie Brown in "Earth Girls Are Easy"; but I googled it, and was I ever wrong! I actually did see this movie, but I didn't remember the song at all! George

Yes, Laura Prepon is quite fetching. Tanya Roberts played her mom, though it wasn't a big role. They phased her out completely, though I think they brought her back last season. George

Saw that coming. George Didn't see THAT one, though. Bravo, David. George

Betty, CoolChef was adapting an old Richard Pryor routine. Two men are urinating off the Golden Gate Bridge at night. One braggart says, "That water's COLD!!" The other says,"Yeah. And it's DEEP, too!!" (Of course, maybe you knew that.) B) George

Rick and hiway clearly have it. I'm surprised that the studio didn't change its name a few years ago. Remember Sergio Mendes and Brazil '66 (then '77, then '88, and I think they made it to '99)? George Love the new smileys!

Beats me. Belle? George

Yes, it was the theme to "That 70's Show." I think I first lost interest when Tanya Roberts left the show, but it was th departure of Topher Grace (and the soon to depart Ashton Kutcher) that was the death knell for this show. George P.S. Does anybody remember the hideous "That 80's Show" that survived about three episodes before being canned?

Hey, Pirate! We got Belle back, so give us a tune, eh? George

Come on, WordWolf! We finally got Belle back. Don't blow it! George

Yes, or as it's more commonly known, "The Legend of Bagger Vance." NOW YOU POST ONE!!! George

I used to watch it regularly when it first came out. It became more of a soap opera recently, so I hardly watch it anymore. Let's just say that this show is to the '90's what "Happy Days" was to the '70's. George

Glad you're coming home. Bro Speed! Godspeed! George

Hey, if you can't even put on a little greasepaint and wear a "camo" shirt, you don't deserve any candy, IMHO. I think that the kids are just too lazy to try. George

Actually, I was thinking of "Airwolf." If Sushi is correct, than this must be it, because Ernest Borgnine was in "Airwolf" and "McHale's Navy." The other is a show that is still on the air, although (at least) one of the principal characters has left. It airs on FOX. George