HappyJack wrote:Grtechguy wrote:I went to a wedding where this was done too.
ransom wrote:ditchdigger wrote:The only possible reply in this time and forum would be "What the Berkeley!?"
From what I understand it was used to switch between batteries on an RV and was proudly shown off while claiming "That'll hold some amps"
WTB!? (berkeley, of course...) Joan Jett, Debbie Harry, some guy I don't recognize and Joey Ramone? Who's the other guy?
ditchdigger wrote:
They all look like they're about twelve...
(These guys were remarkably good for actually being pretty close to twelve. By now they can get into bars... I wonder if any of them are still playing.)
ditchdigger wrote: Woah!
Shazammmm!
In that picture, I see: somebody, DEBBIE HARRY, someone else, and another person.
(I love Joan Jett and Joey Ramone, but damn..)
The_Jed wrote: *Looks up.* "DAMN!! I thought I was ugly!"
and for some reason always made me think of:
ransom wrote: WTB!? (berkeley, of course...) Joan Jett, Debbie Harry, some guy I don't recognize and Joey Ramone? Who's the other guy?
David Johannsen aka Buster
friedgreencorrado wrote:EvanB wrote:Today I learned Simonton's bass is in the HoF.
They say he regretted it - never got another bass that sounded quite like that one.
In reply to oldtin:
I've heard that about the sound as well.
Crazy thing, when my family decided to have our family reunion in the Pasa Robles wine country in 2009 or so, we had my Aunt's bday dinner at an expensive restaurant. As we were shown to our table, m'self, my sister, and my BIL pretty much collectively gasped. A huge copy of that great Pennie Smith photo was in a frame on the wall.
In a restaurant with prices so high. We still call it our "Big Chill" moment ("..are we really this old?!?").
Of course, we had to explain it to the rest of the family..
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