Anyone listened to the "London Calling" LP lately?

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Originally Posted by Chief Arrowhead

I do and I wouldn't recommend lollygagging around there at night. At 18th and Vine, however, are the American Jazz Museum and the Negro Baseball League museum, both are excellent. About 3 or four blocks to the east of those, 18th and Brooklyn, is the venerable Arthur Bryant's Barbecue. Not the absolute best KC Q in the 21st century but still very, very good.

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Well, given that Wilbert was going there to get some 'crazy little women' I assumed it wasn't middle class suburbia. :-)

I'm getting into the BBQ scene Chief, got myself a Kamado Joe. What's your favourite? Ribs? Butt? Something else?

:rubchin:

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Originally Posted by WES

Well, given that Wilbert was going there to get some 'crazy little women' I assumed it wasn't middle class suburbia. :-)

I'm getting into the BBQ scene Chief, got myself a Kamado Joe. What's your favourite? Ribs? Butt? Something else?

:rubchin:

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Still of the Night- Cant beat a bit of Whitesnake :-)

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Originally Posted by Peter

Still of the Night- Cant beat a bit of Whitesnake :-)

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Oh, that one's a classic, of course.

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Originally Posted by redgunamo

It's still good.

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Also "Picturesque Matchstickable Messages From The Status Quo" :smokin:

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Originally Posted by WES

No but I've recently listened to a few oldies that I had forgotten how good they are:

Under the Boardwalk - The Drifters
Rudy, a Message to You - Dandy Livingstone
Boogie with Stu - Zeppelin
Jane - Barenaked Ladies

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Sounds like one of MY playlists; all over the place.

Marvellous! :music: :thumbup: