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:eek:^I'm at work - busy morning.

I sure hope not. I want to see at least one more TPATH Concert.

I love the word album - like a photo album, holding photos, memories, themes, stories - I love record albums filled with stories I can see.

Thanks Sings in French. That song would song really good in French.

I sound like an old lady saying - album. I just can't seem to get with the new lingo. A CD to me earns interest.

I may have to get that album after all. I reall loved that song.

Marion - what is the name of that song?

She is gorgeous.

I loved that song. I started harmonizing right away.The melody was so compelling. And the song told a story.

Just saw him! Cute - especially when he went to scratch his head after playing. Stevie must have wanted him with her for reassurance. I was just surfing and there he was. It was so nice to see him.

^So beautifully said Normandi. Addiction is tough. We are all so human.

I love that song, too. I got to see Dan once while he was still in America, and I remember his harmonies. I can still hear them. On his website, it says he went to heaven. My heart goes out to his family.

I’m a late comer. I originally joined in 2008 in anticipation of going to my second Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers concert (yes - I am late to finding them as well). I was never approved on the “officials,” so one afternoon I was surfing the web and I found Mudcrutch Farm – so inviting and filled with nice people. So I stayed. My first post was about the Houston concert and the amazing Mike Campbell handing me a pick. That magical moment made me a fan forever. So I figure I'd find a place to hang out with fans like me. Thanks for being here everybody.

27 seems to be a bad luck year for many music artists -

My heart goes out to Norway, and especially to the families that lost children to the gunman.

^^Yeah PumpkinBumkin's Mom.

^^^^PATTY PATTY - YEAH TO YOUR Dad. He saved the child's life. I love to swim- name the stroke freeatyle, breath, side, back, butterfly - I could do it, especially growing up. I made a decent wage in high school as a lifeguard - helped put me through college.

^^I agree with WildfireNJ Patty your questions are great - and thanks for taking this on.

My sister and I don't have any rivalry. She has always been skinny and cute, while I have always been chubby and plain. She can’t add two numbers together while I can build complex models. She was homecoming queen, I was voted most talented. She speaks French, and I try to converse in German. She introduced me to rock and roll – and I will always remember our walks to Yardbirds record store on 63rd Street. WildflowerNJ – I recently took her to see James Taylor – front row. Something she has always wanted. Well, during “Shed A Little Light” I was singing right along -- standing, beaming, loving the music and the amazing musicians. Well, Arnold McCuller reached out for my hand and we sang harmony together. My sister said, “Why do you think he picked you?” She should have known – there isn’t anything like the smile on my face when I hear music I love. I think she was jealous for just a moment.

And let''s face it, our Heartbreakers look pretty good. Well at least I think so...and I know a few others on this site think so, too. Dreamy Ron Blair looks pretty darn good for 62...and to me Tom looks hotter now then he did 15 years ago. Mike doesn't seem to age, his pants just get looser (see the thread on photos please)....And when Benmont dons his Fedora, who would even image his hair is slightly thinning unerneath. And Steve's arms, those arms can't be approaching 60 - no way.

Mark Lindsay sang on one of the first American Bandstands that I watched in the late 1960s - I loved the outfits Paul Revere and the Raiders wore.

As I approach 50, 60 doesn't seem so old.

Maybe when they are old.....James Taylor a couple of years ago played on the Cunard Line - I think the Queen Mary on his way for a European Tour - Now that would an interesting idea.

What fun - they all look. Those songs sure brought back memories. Of course he sang to you, look at your face - you probably were beaming.

Hell Yeah - I don't want to be grey yet. And from the color of my outgrowth, I'm not going to have pretty grey. I'm going to have lackluster yucky rat-grey hair. Yuck Yuck Yuck -