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Happy Birthday to anyone who was born on this special day.

Rick Vincent wrote:Happy Birthday to anyone who was born on this special day.

My boss says, "what day is it?" I look over at my HAZ calendar and say Tues, Dec 3rd "A very special day in 1969" and my boss goes, "What?" I chuckle and then

Someone saw it on my calendar and asked if it was a british special day!
I said that wouldn't be on an Arizona calendar with a saguaro :roll:

Happy Birthday!

A 44 year old Hammer!!!!

Rick Vincent wrote:Happy Birthday to anyone who was born on this special day.

You're 2 days early, but thanks.....

Huh? Well, happy birthday, to whomever.

found it!

Ozzy Osbourne (born 3 December 1948) :worthy:

all together now

All aboard! Hahaha
( eye eye eye, roulette wheel spin )
Crazy, but that's how it goes...

joe bartels wrote:Ozzy Osbourne (born 3 December 1948)

I knew I was older than that reprobate!

Who?

@azbackpackr
You're probably more of a Black Sabbath fan than Just the Oz Man.....

Ozzy and Keith Richards, pushing the boundary of the term brain dead.

Nope. They (Black Sabbath) came later, in the 70's. I don't care for really dark music, or third-rate guitarists. I like super-intellectual lyrics and great guitarists. Also, in general, I don't care for ultra-commercial stuff or pop. (Love the Beatles, though.) I liked the San Francisco sound--very, very creative. Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead, Jimi Hendrix, Quicksilver Messenger Service. I liked some of the British stuff, such as Eric Clapton's Cream, etc. Being a guitarist and singer, I also loved singer-songwriters: Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Simon and Garfunkel, Tim Buckley, James Taylor, etc.

I don't care for heavy metal too much, or groups with no ultra-great guitar lead. I have no patience for boring musicianship. For instance, although I enjoyed Creedence Clearwater Revival and the Doors, both bands suffered for musicianship. Their lead musicians were okay, but not brilliant. I also like blues.

@azbackpackr
Third rate guitarists? I know your not talking about Tony. (guitar player for Sabbath, for those that don't know)

kevinweitzel75 wrote:@azbackpackr
Third rate guitarists? I know your not talking about Tony. (guitar player for Sabbath, for those that don't know)

No, I said they came later on. Also, maybe too dark for me. Anyway, it was past when I quit listening. When Janis and Jimi and Jim died, (1970 & '71) I basically quit listening to rock for a long, long time. After that I mostly only listened to singer-songwriters, such as Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, etc. Then, in '78 I moved to Hawaii, and found out about Keola Beamer, Gabby Pahinui and the Makaha Sons of Ni'ihau (Israel Kamakawiwo'ole AKA "Izzy." Saw him live.) And so, I started playing slack key guitar. Then when I moved to Arizona in '86, I really didn't have a stereo for a very long time, and playing slack key just made me feel sad. Later on, we got some blues cassettes, and later on we got a CD player in the car, and we picked up a lot of old Grateful Dead concert CDs and some blues, and some of the singer-songwriters. Lately, I have kind of quit listening again, except on long car trips. I hate having music on in the house--always have, ever since I had kids. Makes me feel extremely anxious. I hate noise.

@azbackpackr
Here is a loser that never used third rate guitarists.....
https://www.youtube.com/embed/BUbe2PhwMRY

Umm....yeah....back to the birthday thing.

It's completely not my personality to beg for attention from people, but today is my birthday! :FG:
I'm 4! :GB:

Happy 28th Birthday you Attention Hound......

@BrunoP
Happy Birthday

@BrunoP
Happy B Day from Cup and Blanco..your lucky, our dad wont let us have our own profile

He says there are too many weirdos on the web ;)