To be fair, the reason Bobby was on my mind - I get to work early about an hour before most folks. There are other early birds - one guy that always gets the coffee pots going. I came into the common area where the pots are and heard him singing to himself. I asked what it was and he said it was Bobby Goldsboro. He went on to explain how Bobby was one of the best of his day......All I remember is that variety show that he used to have and that he could make a sound exactly like a cricket.

I think your 'coffee dude' is the only person in the US who remembers him as "best of his day."
Sentimental cornball hash.

He did have the first Justin Bieber haircut, though.

JC, I'm thinking I'll pick that up sometime. Have you tried their other Blu-rays? I'm curious what you think about their calibration disc.

I still need to give that another chance. I wasn't in the mood for slow when I was trying it before.

So many times that has happened to me--got a new CD and felt I should listen to it, but for whatever reason wasn't in the mood for that type of music. Can really kill first impressions of an album.

Last night I listened to the Best of Bob Seger, Patty Smyth's Greatest Hits, Best of the Smithereens and The Rising by Springsteen.

I really like The Rising ... good stuff!

Marky Mark: Patty Smythe (from Quarterflash, then solo), or Patty Smith, married to the late Fred "Sonic" Smith of MC5.
You must choose!

Just glad you're enjoying listening again.

Patty Smyth (as in "Scandal"). I photographed her a few years ago and found myself smitten (Yes, I sometimes listen to women I'm attracted to. Charles instilled that in me). I was also surprised at the concert by how many of her songs I knew and how good her voice really is.

Gawd, what was I thinking? And why do I associate her with them and not Scandal.

Anyway, she's a great rock vocalist. Thanks for the clarifying pic.