Name the Musical Group or Artist

[muffdiver]

Here is a new game to play. One person names a song and someone else gives the name of the group or artist that perforned that song. The first person to get the artist or group gets to name another one to answer. It can be country, rock, or any other catagory.

First one: Who was the group that did Blue Jean Baby?


Muff

Somewhere in Texas, a village is missing an idiot.

[Breeze]

Elton John

NEXT:
The Golden Road (to Unlimited Devotion)

[OldBluEyes]

The Grateful Dead...


Baba O'Reily

[muffdiver]

Twerent Sir Elton that did Blue Jean Baby. It was some people that I know personally and have known for over 30 years since they stated. Hint: That little ol band from Texas.



Muff

Somewhere in Texas, a village is missing an idiot.

[OldBluEyes]

Tis true, tis true... Sir Elton did Tiny Dancer with the lyrics "Blue Jean Baby, Air laid lady, seamstress for the band..."

[OldBluEyes]

Oops! :pissed

[Breeze]

Blue-Jean Baby Dick Richards Columbia 4-40957 1957/July 8

Blue-Jean Baby Jerry Wallace Challenge 1003-45 1957/June 10


ZZ Top did did a song titled Blue Jeans Blues on Fandango

Baba O'Reily
Who

Mind Bender

[muffdiver]

Your right Breeze, the title was Blue Jean Blues, I stand corrected, my friend. My bad.
And it was Top. Your turn Breeze.


Muff

Somewhere in Texas, a village is missing an idiot. :wacko

[Breeze]

Next:
Mind Bender

[muffdiver]

Well the old brain ain't as sharp as it was almost 30 years ago, but I think it was Stillwater.




Muff

[Breeze]

You are correct Muff.

It was some people that I know personally and have known for over 30 years since they stated. Hint: That little ol band from Texas.
ZZ TOP is my favorite concert band. I have seen them several times. Them and Santana are the only bands I've seen live that sound the same as recorded. Quite a feat.

Breeze

[OldBluEyes]

So is Muff going to give us the next one??

All my guesses got lost yesterday... must be Jill's curse!

[muffdiver]

ok, next one: Alabama Getaway. What group. And Breeze. Frank Beard played high school football with my younger brother. Bac in the 70's would you believe I used to jam with these guys. Ah, aint history grand. lol




Muff

[OldBluEyes]

Grateful Dead

if right... next...

The Clap

[muffdiver]

It was Senor Garcia and the Dead.



Muff

[letterdude]

ok...I know I'm not supposed to just jump in, but there seems to be a bit of a lull! How about..."when I think about you, I touch myself"? hmmmm....

[letterdude]

Maybe it's too obscure...the group was the Divinyls. One hit wonders. Ok...carry on!

[muffdiver]

me correctly OBE, I believe that the clap was done by YES. If correct: Next: Red Hot Chicken.




Muff

[OldBluEyes]

I can sure tell you're a rebel rocker... RHC was by Wet Willie I believe!

Next: Crying Won't Help You Now

[muffdiver]

Wet Willie it was. Got to give the next one some thought tho. :afro Rock and rolled for 8 years as a semi pro drummer, bud.




Muff

[muffdiver]

I believe crying won't help you now was done by none other than Blues Boy "BB" King. Right? If so Next: Tell Mama. :angryfire




Muff

[OldBluEyes]

Originally... yep... I forgot that the version I loved and first heard was by a blues/rocker named stan webb... name his band for extra credit?

[Breeze]

Late

[Breeze]

JANIS JOPLIN

Billy the Mountain

[OldBluEyes]

Billy the Mountain is by Frank Zappa...

Late's not the band...

Next: I'm a Loser (and not the Beck thing either)

[muffdiver]

Ok, OBE. Are you talking about the song I'm a loser by the Beatles? And as for Stan Webb, which group, Savoy Brown or Chicken Shack? If Right, Next:Train, train. This one is my most favorite song, because of the harmonica in it, and it makes for good music to roll down the highway with. :wave




Muff

[OldBluEyes]

Yeah... Muff I was thinking of Chicken Shack that did I'm a Loser on The Imagination Lady album (with an amazing version of Johnny & June Cash's "If I were a Carpenter")... Savoy didn't do the Loser song although Stan (of Chicken Shack) did play with them on one album/cd.

Train, Train... is that the Molly Hatchet song?

[muffdiver]

Wasn't Hatchett, I was thinking of. The one I'm thinking of is the most recent version from a few years ago, say mid 80's. :cheer



Muff

[Breeze]

Train, train = Blackfoot

Lottie and the Charcoal Queen

[OldBluEyes]

Oh yeah...

Humble Pie

next: Lorelei

[muffdiver]

Lorelei=styx Next:Eye of the Zombie.




Muff :raving

[OldBluEyes]

Eye of the Zombie is John Fogerty (of CCR for you pups).

Tarkus

[Breeze]

Emerson, Lake and Palmer

Lido Shuffle

[OldBluEyes]

Lido... Boz Scaggs

Next-
I'd Love to Change the World

[letterdude]

CSN&Y? yes??

[Breeze]

Ten Years After

[letterdude]

Quite right! of course!

[OldBluEyes]

Breeze is always right... what's up next Good Buddy?

[Breeze]

I am seldom right... just ask my Queen.

New York Mining Disaster 1941

[OldBluEyes]

The Bee Gees

Next:

I Feel Like I'm Fixin' to Die Rag

[Breeze]

Country Joe & the Fish

The Unknown Soldier

[OldBluEyes]

The Doors

One Tin Soldier

[Breeze]

One Tin Soldier Theme from Billy Jack
perfomed by Coven whose lead singeer was Jinx Dawson with a bass player named Oz Osborn


Next
Toad

[OldBluEyes]

Okay... I remember...

Uncle Toad by Gordon Lightfoot
Tom the Toad the camp song
Horny Toad by Monty Harper

and the groups-
Toad the Wet Sprocket
Killing Toad
Artese 'N Toad

... but don't remember just "Toad"!

I did find this Toad Parody in my search though...

(I found it... I didn't write it...)

King Is A Toad
(Sung to the tune of "King Of The Road" by Roger Miller)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
(instrumental intro)
Failure as President.
Policies that make no sense.
This fraud has no regrets.
His tax cuts inflate our debts.
Ah, but...
War powers give Bush some room
To hide his economic doom.
He's a man of means, full of beans...
King is a toad.
King Bush's right wing reign
Screwed our nation, and it's plain.
"Compassion" was a ruse.
He's still paying donor dues.
Helped by old fogies, who abound.
Worked for Daddy, still around.
He's a man of means, full of beans...
King is a toad.
Foreign leaders all just sneer at Bush's brain.
He went to Europe; their folks called him names.
This emperor has no clothes, but wears the crown.
The people mock; still mock him when he comes around.
They sing:

Failure as President.
Policies that make no sense.
This fraud has no regrets.
His tax cuts inflate our debts.
Ah, but...
War powers give Bush some room
To hide his economic doom.
He's a man of means, full of beans...
King is a toad.

Foreign leaders all just sneer at Bush's brain.
He went to Europe; their folks called him names.
This emperor has no clothes, but wears the crown.
The people mock; still mock him when he comes around.
They sing:

Failure as President.
Policies that make no sense.
This fraud has no regrets.
His tax cuts inflate our debts.
Ah, but...
War powers give Bush some room
To hide his economic doom.
He's a man of means, full of beans...
King is a toad...
King is a toad...
King is a toad!

[Breeze]

HINT
Toad was written by Ginger Baker

[OldBluEyes]

Well, :muhaha KEE-RAP! Cream of course! Had forgot all about Ginger the WRITER!

How about...

Porpoise Song

[Breeze]

Monkees

I Had A Dream

[Breeze]

Hint: Woodstock

[OldBluEyes]

John Sebastian??

[Breeze]

Right you are OBE.

[OldBluEyes]

okay then...

next:

Draggin' the Line

[Breeze]

Tommy James and the Shondells

Sweet Lorraine

[OldBluEyes]

Oh yeah... my first concert as a teenager... The Who guest starring Dave Byron and URIAH HEEP!!!!!!!

Matchstick Men

[Breeze]

Good one OBE.
Status Quo

Atlantis

[OldBluEyes]

Okay... I'm guessing here... Kate Bush?

[Breeze]

No

[duke1962]

the shadows

[Breeze]

not who I am thinking
He was a mellow fellow

[duke1962]

ahhh! donovan

the albatros

[OldBluEyes]

Corrosion of Conformity?

[duke1962]

nope...the group recently reformed and is touring again

[OldBluEyes]

hmmm... not a clue...

[duke1962]

Fleetwood Mac, am I allowed to answer my own???

lust for life

[OldBluEyes]

Interesting history of this song if it's the one I 'm thinking of... It was performed by Iggy Pop... but it was written by David Bowie and friends...

am I right?

[duke1962]

spot on young fella

[OldBluEyes]

Metalguru (spelling?)

[duke1962]

T Rex?

[OldBluEyes]

Yep... Marc Bolan himself... what next Duke??

[duke1962]

ghost riders in the sky, circa 1985

[Breeze]

Outlaws

[OldBluEyes]

Okay there was a live version done in Germany by R.E.M. in 1985, plus Johnny Cash recorded it that year... plus found versions from around that time by the Ramrods, the Outlaws, New Riders of the Purple Sage... and I believe a version by Social Distortion.

Are any of these right?

[duke1962]

outlaws was the one, big intro, lots of effects on the guitars, in fact off an album I had and would like on CD but can't find it downunder, Phil Collins did a version of their "Can't stop loving you" not long back, any way, it's your call young-fella-me-lad.

[OldBluEyes]

Breeze got it first.. what you got for us?

[Breeze]

Maybe I'm A Leo

[duke1962]

Deep Purple?????????????
Do you realise we're sounding old !

[Breeze]

Correct. I am.

[duke1962]

Movie man
Circa 1973

[OldBluEyes]

Hell now we're showing how old we are and what bad taste we have... (and the fact my younger sister owned all their stuff...) This was The Osmonds!

(If right then next will be...)

Ballad of Dwight Fry

[duke1962]

early alice cooper?? someone else did it but can't think who! If it was alice, what album was it off, my collection starts at welcome to my nightmare

[OldBluEyes]

Yes... early Alice... Should be the one with "I'm Eighteen" on it.

What's next Duke... duke...duke...

[duke1962]

Sorry, ISP was down, um um um, When you wish upon a star, circa mid to late 80's

[duke1962]

I won't be on this weekend at all so I someone guess's it and someone can confirm it, continue on in my place, I'll catch up Monday

[OldBluEyes]

Are you talking about the Greatest Band in the Land...

KISS?

[duke1962]

Gene Simmons yessiree! You should have bounced along without me, but anyway it's your call OBE!

[OldBluEyes]

Okay... going back into the Timemachine for some old metal...

For Your Love

[Breeze]

Yardbirds I listened to this earlier today.

Panama Red

[OldBluEyes]

New Riders of the Purple Sage... (What a awful stilted western book by Zane Grey that was... if they really talked that way in tjose days no wonder people carried guns.).. Great name for a group though!

Next

Mean Mistreater

[Breeze]

Grand Funk Railroad

Sufficiently Breathless

[SHESAID]

Grand Funk Railroad

Sufficiently Breathless

GFR -- The American Band!

One of my best friends (more of a brother to me) plays in that band! :)

Answer: Captain Beyond

Next: Cover Me With Roses

[Breeze]

I hate to guess.
The Slugs?

[OldBluEyes]

I have tried every source I have and know and some I didn't know existed and I can't fidn a song with this title! Damn it!

[Breeze]

157 Riverside Avenue

[OldBluEyes]

Is that the group? It's address? or where I can find the name of the group???

LOL

[Breeze]

Doug & The Slugs

Cover Me With Roses From "Tales from Terminal City"
(Bennett)

I have loved you
For a lifetime
Been beside you in sickness and in health
Fought the fire, walked the water
My one desire
There is nobody else


I keep dreaming
I'll wake up safe and warm
I keep dreaming
I'll wake up in your arms


Then I'll smile and look in your eyes
Before the coffin closes
When I smile and say my goodbyes
Cover me with roses
Then take me home


I have touched you
Laid beside you
Felt the fever, the hunger and the pain
Every moment
Worth a lifetime
We've always known it's forever and again

I keep dreaming
I'll wake up safe and warm
I keep dreaming
I'll wake up in your arms


Then I'll smile and look in your eyes
Before the coffin closes
When I smile and say my goodbyes
Cover me with roses
Then take me home


Next: 157 Riverside Avenue

[OldBluEyes]

Well hell... of course REO Speedwagon!

Next: Listen to Your Heart

[duke1962]

Heart?
If I'm right you can go again OBE my computers giving me hell and I may not be on again to keep playing for a day or so.

[Breeze]

Listen To Your Heart Sonny James
Listen To Your Heart Saga
Listen To Your Heart Jennifer Love Hewitt

Probably the most popular:
Listen To Your Heart Roxette

[OldBluEyes]

Roxette... I love her voice and her look.. she beat cancer a few years back... took its toil on her looks... but she still had the fire in her eyes!

What's next Breeze good buddy?

[Breeze]

Us And Them

[OldBluEyes]

Pink Floyd?

[SHESAID]

I hate to guess.
The Slugs?

The Slugs? :confused

Good Morning Breeze ...

...are you already looking for a :fight

:moon

Are you asking if the song, Cover Me With Roses, is by a group called The Slugs? :rolleyes

Actually, the name of the band is Skin & Bones. ;)

[Breeze]

The Slugs? :confused

Good Morning Breeze ...

...are you already looking for a :fight

:moon

Are you asking if the song, Cover Me With Roses, is by a group called The Slugs? :rolleyes

Actually, the name of the band is Skin & Bones. ;)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Doug & The Slugs

Cover Me With Roses From "Tales from Terminal City"
(Bennett) ....Doug Bennett

I have loved you
For a lifetime
Been beside you in sickness and in health
Fought the fire, walked the water
My one desire
There is nobody else


I keep dreaming
I'll wake up safe and warm
I keep dreaming
I'll wake up in your arms


Then I'll smile and look in your eyes
Before the coffin closes
When I smile and say my goodbyes
Cover me with roses
Then take me home


I have touched you
Laid beside you
Felt the fever, the hunger and the pain
Every moment
Worth a lifetime
We've always known it's forever and again

I keep dreaming
I'll wake up safe and warm
I keep dreaming
I'll wake up in your arms


Then I'll smile and look in your eyes
Before the coffin closes
When I smile and say my goodbyes
Cover me with roses
Then take me home

[Breeze]

Correct OBE

[OldBluEyes]

Damn... it's deja vu all over again with the Slugs!

Next: Rubber Bullets

[muffdiver]

How about rubber bullets by 10cc, OBE? Believe it or not, I remember this one from the early 70's.



Muff :licks

[OldBluEyes]

"Load up Load up with ruuuuuber bullets... we're gonna make those jail birds sing..."

10CC it was!

[muffdiver]

Alright guys, here's a real rare one: Lost In the Ozone. My younger brother turned me on to this one in the way back machine to the 70's. Ah, the good old days. :insane ;drunk :evilsmoke



Muff :licks

[OldBluEyes]

younger brother turned you on to MOTORHEAD??? Dude (muffD) you should have been forcing him to listen to them. Have you heard their version of Message in a Bottle... awesome cover!

Next: Wheel in the Sky

[muffdiver]

Actually OBE the one that I was thinking of was Commander Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen, not Motorhead.


Muff

[Breeze]

Journey

King Size Rosewood Bed

[muffdiver]

Why who else but my old friend Charlie Daniels, Breeze.

Next: Turn up the radio.

[OldBluEyes]

Okay I'm not assuming anything this time... Autograph??

[muffdiver]

Turn up the radio
I need the music, gimme some more
Turn up the radio
I wanna feel it, gotta gimme some more

Autograph it was OBE. What's next brother?

[OldBluEyes]

Next: Starstruck (circa 1976)

[Breeze]

Rainbow?

[OldBluEyes]

Blackmore himself... CORRECT!

[Breeze]

Searchin' For A Rainbow

[OldBluEyes]

MTB... Marshall Tucker Band... (No anybody who can whistle like that???)

Next: Steppin' in a Slide Zone

[OldBluEyes]

I think...

[muffdiver]

Could it be Moody Blues, OBE?


Muff

[OldBluEyes]

It be... IT BE!!!

[muffdiver]

Next: I Wanna Rock.

Muff

[OldBluEyes]

Twisted Sister (first recipients of Marlboro's Battle of the Bands winners) ??

[muffdiver]

Tis true, tis true. My sister was twisted. Next one's on you, my friend.


Muff

[OldBluEyes]

The Logical Song

[Breeze]

Supertramp

Who Knows

[OldBluEyes]

Okay... I remember two of these... one by Thelonius Monk... and another by Jimi Hendricks... ?

[Breeze]

Jimi Hendricks is the one I was thinkig. He wrote it.

[Breeze]

Bump for OBE

[OldBluEyes]

Draggin' the Line

[IndeMom70]

Draggin' the Line

Tommy James?

"Cue balls made of styrofoam and no one's got the time"

[OldBluEyes]

Are we doing song lyrics now? That's cool with me... if so somebody speak up. These are from another Grateful Dead song: Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo

Next... All reved up with no place to go

[Breeze]

Meatloaf

Embryo

[OldBluEyes]

Pink Floyd of course...

Next: Art for Arts Sake

[IndeMom70]

10cc

Next: Swamp Music

[Breeze]

Lynyrd Skynyrd

Pool Hall Chili

[IndeMom70]

Quicksilver Messenger Service

Next: I Can't See For Lookin'

[Breeze]

Nat King Cole

'Time Of The Season'

[IndeMom70]

I'm very impressed. ...Not at the fact that you named a performer of the song, but that it was the one I was thinking of. I have "I Can't See For Lookin'" as the flip side of King Cole Trio's "Straighten Up And Fly Right".

[Breeze]

Nat King Cole was my sisters favorite and I find his music 'Unforgettable'.

'Time Of The Season'

[IndeMom70]

The Zombies

Next: She's Not There

[Breeze]

Rod Argent wrote it. so that would be the Zombies
also Santana had a hit with it.

[IndeMom70]

Next?

[OldBluEyes]

Bump

[IndeMom70]

nudge (oops, wrong game)

[Breeze]

Boozin' Blues

[muffdiver]

Frijid Pink, brother Breeze. One of the great bands that got lost in the ozone.

Next: Jim Dandy



Muff

[IndeMom70]

Lavern Baker, and then there was the Black Oak Arkansas version in the '70s. There was also the sequel, "Jim Dandy Got Married".

Next: Marie La Veau

[Breeze]

I have a couple in mind but let's start with Dr.John

[IndeMom70]

Yep, that's one of the two I had in mind as well. The oldest one that I know of, and the other I had in mind, is from Oscar "Papa" Celestin. If you don't mind a mini-story (everything I post seems to come with a mini-story) there's a curiousity associated with the only Celestin studio version of this song in anything better than "very rare" circulation (that I know of)... Of course, there was the jazz-blues revival of sorts in the '50s, with all these old artists starting to get noticed because comparable white artists had brought the music to the mainstream. JHB Records started a "New Orleans - Legends" LP series, Celestin's record was to be #18 on the list, but he died between studio sessions in 1954. So, as it turns out, they only got four songs recorded, Marie La Veau being one of them, but still released them on an LP with two songs per side. Anyway, he has some studio versions of songs floating around from the '20s, but even though I actively buy record estates, I haven't come across any. I'm not sure whether or not Marie La Veau is among those old recordings, but one way or the other, they're certainly in short supply. There's also a live Celestin CD from a few years back that I've picked up. I'm actually just about up to my ears in records, cassettes and CDs.

[Breeze]

Crash Street Kidds

[IndeMom70]

Mott The Hoople

Next: Cruisin' (In The Lincoln)

[OldBluEyes]

I know several songs called Cruisin' by a variety of artist (Kid Rock, P.Diddy)... even a few about a Lincoln (Hot Rod Lincoln)... but I can't find one called Cruisin' (in the Lincoln).

[muffdiver]

How about Eddie and the Hot Rods, OBE?



Muff :hotbounce

[IndeMom70]

Muff got it. It's the flip side of their first single, from 1976.

[OldBluEyes]

Okay... I been "got."

What's next Muff?

[muffdiver]

Next: Bad Boy Boogie


Muff

[IndeMom70]

The Bad Boy Boogie that immediately comes to my mind is AC/DC's version, which had a studio release on Let There Be Rock (1977) and a live release on If You Want Blood, You've Got It (1978). When I was a teen, I played Let There Be Rock for what probably was a solid month, so their Boogie is what I thought of. A different Bad Boy Boogie is found on Motley Crue's Girls, Girls, Girls (1987) but to be honest, although I have the CD it isn't one of my favorites, so I had to look up the lyrics to make sure they weren't the same as AC/DC's. I know at least one band has a cover of AC/DC's version, and not sure about the Crue's. Let me know if I missed something.

[OldBluEyes]

Yeah... hurry up Muff! I want back in the game!

[IndeMom70]

OBE, I'll post something new while we wait for Muff's confirmation...

Next: Slave To The Rhythm

[Breeze]

Grace Jones

Jack the Idiot Dunce

[IndeMom70]

Grace Jones is correct, but I believe Slave To The Rhythm was originally written by Frankie Goes To Hollywood. They never released it but Jones eventually did.

[muffdiver]

You git it Inde. AC/DC was the one that I was thinking of.



Muff

[OldBluEyes]

Jack the Idiot Dunce is by Ray Davies and The Kinks!

Next: Rubber Bullets

[Breeze]

10CC
Banger On The Track

[IndeMom70]

Does anyone have a lead on this song? I'm drawing blanks so far...

[OldBluEyes]

All I found was a line from 8Mile...

[IndeMom70]

I'll have another good look soon.

[Breeze]

OK OK it was a typo.
It should be
Danger On The Tracks

Sorry this double vision sucks.

Breeze

[IndeMom70]

There is "Danger On The Track" by Europe; but "track" is singular, not plural. Let me know if this answer's correct, Brother Breeze.

[Breeze]

It is correct. Another typo. I hope to get new glasses to correct this double vision in a couple of weeks.

Breeze

[IndeMom70]

Next: Territorial Pissings

[OldBluEyes]

Nirvana...

(Breeze... you mean we have to put up with more of your typos for a couple of weeks?

OY!)

Next: Road Rage

[IndeMom70]

Offhand, I'd say that "Road Rage" has been released as either an original or cover tune by over a couple dozen different artists. The most relevant version of the song, in terms of number of issues, is the one belonging to Catatonia. Let us know if you had someone else in mind, OBE.

Next: Pentecost Hotel

[muffdiver]

Not to be off topic, but Breeze, if your having blurred vision, old friend you need to have that checked out by a doctor. That could be a sign of diabeties or stroke. we care about you here, buddy.


Muff

[OldBluEyes]

Yo... Catatonia is correct.

[Breeze]

Thanks Muff. I have already done that and went through a series of tests. They have concluded that one of my eye muscles has thickened, secondary to my thyroid disease. I have to have special glasses made with prisms in the lenses. I will be the man "with the kaleidoscope eyes".

Pentecost Hotel
Nirvana

NEXT: "On A Carousel"

[muffdiver]

See if you can get them to put x-ray vision in and you really would be in hog heaven. Salute, buddy.


Muff

[Breeze]

Muff I will do that. Thanks for the suggestion.

Breeze

[IndeMom70]

The Hollies

Next: When The Lovelight Starts Shining Through His Eyes

[OldBluEyes]

The Supremes

"Hurdy Gurdy Man"

[IndeMom70]

The Supremes
Two more relevant recordings are from the Zombies and Dusty Springfield.

[Breeze]

"Hurdy Gurdy Man"
Donovan

"Flight to Reality"

[OldBluEyes]

"Flight to Reality" - Pink Floyd

Next: The Mouse Police Never Sleep

[Breeze]

Jethro Tull

The Great Deceiver (circa 1974)

[IndeMom70]

King Crimson

Next: The Frayed Ends of Sanity

[OldBluEyes]

Girl... they just played here two weeks ago... $75 a ticket guest starring Godsmack!

Metallica!

Next: Cutting it Fine

[IndeMom70]

Asia

Next: I Almost Lost My Mind (1950)

[LeParas]

"I almost lost my mind" was performed by Pat Boone.

Next: Watch out for the cheater.

[IndeMom70]

"I almost lost my mind" was performed by Pat Boone.
Pat Boone's was later. The 1950 version was performed by the songwriter himself, Ivory Joe Hunter.

[Breeze]

Bob Kuban and the In-Men had an album titled "Look Out For The Cheater" which featured the song "The Cheater" in '65 or'66. Featured in a Forensic Files episode. I think #92.

[Breeze]

I do not know if that was what you wanted LeParas but I will try to keep this going.

Just Dropped In

[Breeze]

Ok
Just Dropped In (to see what condition my condition was in)