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Somewhere along the line I knew there'd be girls, visions, everything
History
Sporadic postings from 2004 to 2008 with emphasis on personal recollections and ephemera.
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February
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- An Absolute Oyster Carnival
- Almost Leap Day 1988
- Psychedelic Hitchcock
- Hot Streak
- Raspberry Zevon
- 1970 at the Movies
- The Bowling Report for February 25th
- Oh Baby, Oscar Blogging (OB)
- OB - Best of the Best
- OB - Daniel Day Lewis
- OB - Best Original Screenplay
- OB - In Memorium
- OB - This Was Cool
- OB - That's HD TV
- OB - Viva La France
- OB - More Hollywood Glitter
- OB - Tildas Win!
- OB - Welcome Back to the Public Eye
- OB - Bardem Wins
- OB - I Swear
- A Cautionary (Hat and) Tale
- My Personal iPod Shuffle
- Visit Don Thompson
- Melin Wins $25,000
- Pantonal Sunset
- The Bowling Report for February 18th
- On the Border
- David Groh R.I.P.
- Basketball Thoughts This Morning
- Video Capture #1: 600 Block of Mass
- Eric Melin on WWTBAM
- Go Street With Google Maps
- Jello Biafra Sighting
- Sorry Ladies, I'm Taken
- No Punk Left Behind
- The Last Doughboy
- The Bowling Report for February 11th
- Roy Scheider, R.I.P.
- Punk-O-Matic
- Salad Dressing Days
- Mary Woronov - Cult Film Star
- Comedy Explained
- Your 2nd Double Life
- Tonight at Mission Bowl - Brent's 642
- KJHK Studios 1986
- Super Bowl Narcissism
- We Like the Bronze
- Dale Gadd and Doc Brinkley
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4 comments:
I think our mutual KJHK alumnus Mr. Nash was at that show; no word on whether he participated in the chant, though. Great find, Fowler! ft
You must be talkin' about Dave Nash. What's he doing now? And forgive me, but did we know each other? If not, I'm damn glad to meet ya.
Sorry... messed up the last comment...
After his years in Kansas City radio, Dave headed for Yuma and met the love of his life, married her in 2000 and settled into the desert life. He's now a proud papa and works as the spokesman for the City of Yuma... you'll see his name now and then in the local paper. He's happy.
As for me: This will explain all.
Great blog, Fowler! ft
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