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[gstallons]

And you know Eric knew he was an unknown in that bar and enjoyed the moment .

 You see all of these self-inflated a$$ holes in public , on TV , etc. Then you see these really great people in person and in interviews on TV and the are humble and respectful . 

 The @#$$#! Cavett interview of Jimi Hendrix comes to mind as the example of humility .

Edited Wednesday at 08:52 PM by gstallons
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[gstallons]

I tried to correct Mr Cavett's name but it would not let me

Edited Wednesday at 08:53 PM by gstallons

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13 minutes ago, gstallons said:

I tried to correct Mr Cavett's name but it would not let me

Yeah, don't try calling me a @#$$#!  

We gots software for that kind of thing! 

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[LowRyter]

I remember seeing Hendrix live on Cavett.  As well as Janis, Lennon, Jefferson Airplane.  

His band was led by Bobby Rosengarden.   The show's theme was "Candide". 

Cavett perhaps educated me as a young teen as much as any news, lit or humanity study I ever had.  There were some nasty feuds as well, like Mailer and Vidal.  I recommend Gore Vidal's US History Series (aka "Narratives of Empire").  My favorites were "Lincoln" and "Empire".  Chronologically, the series begins with "Burr".

 

 

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Y'all know "It Takes a Lot of Medicine to Go This Fast " . . .

(skip to 2:14 for the horn solo)

 

[footgoose]

happy boy

 

[KINDOY2]

 

 

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Skip to 37:13 for the abridged version . . .