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Old 04-14-22 | 12:35 PM
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SwimmerMike
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Originally Posted by bamboobike4
They sure didn't look like that when I saw them.
No spandex. Shirts with collars, jeans.
It was in the afternoon, and it was a bluesy crowd.
That may have been it. They didn't sing that song, either.
"Talk to Ya Later," and "One in a Million Girl," and a couple of Dave Edmunds covers.
Then they played with Nantucket on "Is It Wrong to Rock and Roll" and "Heartbreaker."
Nantucket played a set, then Delbert McLinton got into the blues and owned it.

I doubt I'd have gone to see a spandex ballet.
I saw them in the early 80's when they played at Cal Poly. I was already a fan of the album "The Completion Backwards Principle" and I thought it was a great show.

As far as bikes go. I usually re-use the tube when I replace the tires.
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