Well, all I ‘ve got to say to Tampa and Milano is:
SHOW ME DA STATS!
No, wait. They’re probably all fabricated.

Dave Petit is a huge phoney baloney. God, what a phoney! Maybe he was a nice guy back in the day, OSD. Maybe he started out sincere and on the level. Very possible. And giving the devil his due, he’s smooth talker with a very friendly and engaging manner. But, wow is he full of shit! A terrific liar! ONe of the best I’ve ever come across, definitely in my Top Five. It was just my good luck that I knew better. Wish I could reveal the precise data.

Thanks for the intel, Alco an Mike, and hey, DC/ED, that’s a pretty looooong corner y’all are turning!

If you really want to extend the Sunday morning trivia to Monday (Aussie time) it’s almost uncomprehending bewildering to realise that another famous chart topping song to be released posthumously was “(sittin on) The Dock of the Bay” by Ottis Redding. One of the most famous tracks ever recorded. Who doesn’t know that song? I think that was 1971 too, or there abouts. He died in a plane crash.

IT -You win!
Many people think Willie Nelson. What Nelson did write was “Crazy”, made famous by Patsy Cline.

Just a little Sunday Morning Trivia…

Wynski, you are my kind of troublemaker, Educated, sophisticated, and fucking formidable. Did I know you in another life?

Kristofferson and Fred Foster.
The story of Janice Joplin is sad enough with her dying young of drugs and alcohol but that song was released posthumously in 1971 and topped the charts.
The movie “The Rose” played by Bette Midler is the story of Janice Joplin and is a brilliant movie, well worth a look if you’ve never seen it. The voice of Janice was unique and she always sang from the soul.

Riiiiiight … LOL!

Sherman!! Bwah ha ha ha!

I’ll be here waiting…