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I mixed these up a littlt bit! The Coasters -- Thats Rock & Roll,John Mayall and the Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton (one of my favorites), The Lords of Flatbush and The Everly Brothers. (Think Back !!)
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I thunk back lol to Everly Brothers when they played at our dance hall . I was wearing some funky gold shoes and they stepped on my foot coming off stage I swore to keep them forever !!!!! Well just like everything my Mom cleaned and threw them away :-(
My Friends opened for them that night . Love these guys !
Too bad about those shoes!! I had to put the Coasters on here! It's kinda funny you would say that about your friends opening for The Everly brothers cause we actually Played for the Coasters show a couple weeks ago at the Opry. They were Awesome!!!
Some of these bands just go on forever who would have thought they would last this long . But they put out some great music and I did fail to mention I love them too . They just didn't step on my foot :-)
Did it hurt, or was it a "do it again" moment ??
It was a do again pain was worth it :-) lol
I hear ya Mani !!!!
Thanks for the Love mikie
Thanks for the Love BELLIN68 !
Thanks for the Love officialfuel
Thank You Pack !!