HossC
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Sorry guys, I've got a confession - this wasn't a serious suggestion, although it's been fun watching the reactions to this thread. It would be great to meet someone who also liked Dukes, and this is a good place to start, but as Roger said, PMs should do the job. Of course Roger is living proof that mixed marriages can work, ie. he's a Dukes fan, his wife isn't . In reality I'd probably be too shy to try it anyway - I prefer meeting people face to face. I think my favorite lonely heart advert (in a newspaper) was 'Lady who would never place advert seeks man who would never answer one' - I thought 'that's me - I've found a soul mate', so what else could I do - I didn't answer it .
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I don't think I ever seen the show, but I looked it up, and Jimmie appears in 2 episodes. The first one from 1960 is here: The Andy Griffith Show (S1E03) - "Guitar Player" I'll save it until tomorrow to watch it in full. I also noticed that Hazzard's own Doc Appleby aka. Parley Baer appears in 7 later episodes. Thanks for the tip-off.
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I saw Tori Amos live at the London Palladium on her 'Under the Pink' tour (I guess about 1994). The show was just her and her piano - it was great. Here's Happy Phantom if you're unfamiliar with her. A couple of other talented pianists I would recommend are Ben Folds and Bruce Hornsby: The Way It Is - Bruce Hornsby & The Range (as sampled in 2Pac's 'Changes') Almost forgot a tune that's being used on a supermarket advert in the UK at the moment: On The Rebound - Floyd Cramer
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Are you talking personally, or for the site in general .
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Sad news. I read about his death this morning, but the BBC report only mentioned the 5 years he spent on their medical drama 'Casualty'. I got as far as remembering him in 'Manimal', but had completely forgotten it was him who played Gaylord Duke until I saw the pictures. His other work is listed here: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0531546/
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(Nowadays this reminds of Randy being dumped in 'My Name Is Earl' - I did find the clip on YouTube, but it was lousy quality where someone had filmed the TV)It's good to see that peace and harmony have been restored on HNet .When The Sun Goes Down - Arctic MonkeysI'm with you GLG. I've watched with the commentary, and I thought it was a funny, light-hearted remark by Tom. I read Daney's reply this morning and, more than 12 hours later I still can't see any relevance to the comment you posted. It sounds like some terrible things have happened in Byron's life, but he wasn't even mentioned in the OP.This site names Larry McNeely as the banjo player. Amazon doesn't have much by him, and what's there is expensive. eBay has some LPs at various prices if you can play vinyl. I did find on YouTube. None of these are directly linked to Dukes, but they may suit your needs.I've been watching some of season 1 recently, and had forgotten how much incidental banjo music there was. It seems to disappear in later seasons. I also wanted to know if it was available, but kept forgetting to look it up until I saw this post. If anyone has more information I'd love to hear about it.Same here. Maybe we should ask the moderators for a lonely hearts section . All I want is a woman who likes Dukes and muscle cars, and has recently won the lottery (the last one's negotiable ).I certainly enjoy some of Billy Joel's music. When I saw your post, I dug out my 1985 'Greatest Hits Vols I & II' double CD and gave it a listen. 'Moving Out (Anthony's Song)' is on CD 1, which for some reason never got played as much as CD 2. brought a tear to my eye , and I had to listen to Tell Her About It to cheer myself up .Looks like I'm going to have to get Greatest Hits Vol III as I don't have 'Downeaster Alexa' (I remember this from 'Musical Chairs' last week sometime), 'An Innocent Man' or 'We Didn't Start The Fire'.You're The Last Thing I Needed Tonight - John SchneiderDown the Road Tonight - Bruce Hornsby & the Range
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