Soooooooo....

Rick, which one of those real good, longtime, always gotch-yer-back covered, would-do-anything-for-you buddies from south Florida did you say you were 'having' to drag along with you to see Mr. BB King?

Who was that again?

If you make it up here I will treat you to dinner and the B.B. King show.I will also put you up as long as you want.

I may even have to road trip 4-5 hours to my east to meet you guys. Here in Des Moines we have a bar called "The Blues on Grand" nice little club.

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I will also put you up as long as you want.

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You mean, put me up or put up with me? If I get up your way we'll definitely have to also check out Buddy Guy's Legends club in Chicago...but unfortunately come February we'll be back on our 7 day a week work schedule so therefore I won't be able to make it. Thanks for the offer though, that's a really nice gesture!

You guys would really enjoy a show at the Rialto Theater. It is a beautiful place.

Good imagination, Amie! I'll have Leopold Stokowski conducting the Philadelphia Orchestra players of about 1940 with Rachmaninoff himself as the soloist. The program opens with the Rachmaninoff Symphonic Dances and his 1st Symphony follows. After intermission Rachmaninoff is at the piano for his 3rd Piano Concerto. Then of course, the audience will demand that Rachmaninoff play his Prelude in C-Sharp Minor as an encore.

Marilyn Monroe would make a guest appearance at my dream concert, wishing me a happy birthday.

I remember the last time THAT actually happened, back in the early 60s.

Some guy named John, or Jack, or something.

It was in all the papers.....

Same Venue: The Wembley Arena
Performers (not in order of appearance)
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Genesis
Pink Floyd
King Crimson
Yes
Note: late 60's and 70's music only

I was thinking Brittany Spears in a small venue - like my bedroom.