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Now that's funny.... :huh:

Leep:

http://www.reverbnation.com/artist/control_room/leep?tab=profile&subnav=profile_songs I uploaded three songs that will be on my new CD coming out hopefully next month. They are labeled just Leep. I also uploaded most of my last CD from about three years ago for anyone to listen to who didn't get...

Amen brother, Amen..... :flag:

Leep:

Sure there's shiney but where's the moon that goes with it..Writing is a thirsty business....

Leep:

I wish to echo those sentiments..Merry Christmas and Happy New year my home town.. :h :flag:

Leep:

He was a good guy..I remember him from many years ago and my Dad spoke well of him a few times I remember growing up...
My condolences ........I know what it is like to lose a loved one from that last, best generation..God speed sir..

Leep:

I wonder if anyone remembers when Hap Anders and his sweet wife Jo Ann ran the diner by the Paper Mill...I went to Haps place a lot when I was younger and he took me hunting and fishing a lot..I have some great memories of those times. He was on the top of the mountain with me and three friends from...

Good job... :thumb:

Well, now it has begun....More authors/writers are waiting in the wings...Step out and show your wares......

Leep:

All right people. It's about time some of you other people post some stories..Can't be just me and Watcher who can spin a tale... :thumb:


Let's hear some.....it's all good...
Leep:

All you have to do is put up a life size cut out of Joan Rivers..That will shrivel all the crabgrass......and other parts also....

Leep:

I remember the funeral home because my little sister died at 8 months of pneumonia, and I being the eldest son, at 8, went with my Mom and Dad to say goodby... I remember a store called Sullys? You could get a dish of french fries for a dime and a large dish for a quarter... I think the funeral home...

My brother Jeff and I played music in Lennys club across from the Bellwood turnoff. Sam Graham was our manager at the time and a good friend of Lennys.. We might not have made as much money there as we did in other clubs, but when we walked in and set up the equipment, Lenny always made us sit down ...

I can't remember when, but I can remember what, who how and sometimes why...

One roadblock that most probably haven't thought much about is the people that made Tyrone great..For the most part they are gone now, sadly so. Our fathers and mothers and their fathers and mothers..There is a lot of truth to the analogy that they were the best generation. What I am referring to is...

I loved Sam..His Dad and my Grandma..Ella Mae were brother and sister but I always called Sam my uncle..He is about the same age as my uncle Dave Keith, also from Birmingham.... They were friends from early childhood .I remember visiting "unc" one day when I was back home in Birmingham vis...