"Its a lesson to me" "Any scenes we all think up to try to win a little love" Keep Jerry playing! It is SO great to hear him/them. Sure they played this on commercial radio. And didnt YOU all like it when they did!

Heart was a great band but this song has been SO overdone. There are far better choices by this band. :(

Ah listening to Car-Car. Mali! What a wonderful place and people. Try some songs by Amadou and Miriam. They are an older, blind couple who met in 'blind school'. The absolutely rock hard. (really)

Good band but again overplayed on commercial radio. Are you stealing their streams? Come on now... you can tell me. ;)

This really is a great, classic song.

Hey look! It was just followed by "Exciteable Boy" again! Dear god of rock, please pull the "Chestnuts! Mare" song susafina wrote:

PLEASE, double please. PULL this song off the air. Please. mrmojorisin wrote:

I'd give it a 'eh', its 'ok'. They have some interesting lyrics but they dont have an orginal sound. It DOES sound like sitcom music. Try 'Casino Nation' by Jackson Browne.

Wouldnt it be great to have Radio Paradise link to the LYRICS or even to the sheetmusic/tabs?

FUT the WUCK? Did I tune into Radio ElectroDice?

JEEEEEZE! I thought my hard drive was making all this noise! Please make it stop.. please?

Please. Lose your non-commercial music collection?

Tori Amos has a band of outstanding musicians. I too seldom understand what she is talking about though I try.. I really do. I think it might require special substances. :D

WOW! I am amazed. I havent heard this great song in years. It needs to be heard by more people. Thanks for playing it!

Some people are closed minded Yes this is true Some like diverse, interesting, inspired music Who arent as closed as you. :D

As usual the "press" (read tabloids) tell people what to think; Did Jackson Browne really beat up Darryl Hannah? (Also known as "the question that won't go away".) Answer: NO. Both Jackson and Darryl have denied those old tabloid reports at one time or another. The fact is that Jackson telephoned the police that night. The details of that infamous night will never be known by anyone except for the two parties involved. Jackson is a very private individual and we should all respect his desire for privacy. Whatever really happened that night is none of our business. To those that are stuck for an answer when someone raises the question, I usually respond with a statement about not believing what you read in the tabloids and being amazed how otherwise intelligent people can believe the kind of trash they read there. This issue was raised again with respect to questions about Joni Mitchell's song "Not To Blame" from her 1994 album TURBULENT INDIGO, which not only accused Jackson of beating up Darryl Hannah but implies that he drove his first wife to suicide. Jackson's public response was that Joni hasn't been very well and has lots of problems. And unfortunately, the issue was raised yet again in a 2003 made for TV tabloid film about John F. Kennedy Jr., whom Darryl dated after breaking up with Jackson. Both Jackson and Darryl issued public statements against the show, with Darryl going so far as to say not one thing about any reference to her was accurate. Jackson threatened legal action if it was rebroadcast without editing out the reference to him. https://www.jrp-graphics.com/jb/jbfaq.html

SHEESH! If you dont know what a "Wang Dang Doodle" is... I'm sorry to say you've never pitched one up. :roll:

Snap out of it! Everyone has had problems in their life. Even you. Jackson Browne has done a lot of great work in recent time. He has assisted a lot of young artists from very poor countries like Mali. He has been a great benefactor to those who otherwise might even starve but now have a promising music career from which we can all benefit.

Hey YOU! Twirl.

Today has been a day of also rans. :roll: