Posts by MsDucky

FHN, thank you very much for the peaceful picture and your kind thoughts. I'll have to learn to "mentally" go to that place when I'm having complications from chemo.

I quit, thank you, too. . . I'm, actually, sitting here wondering when my hair is going to start falling out and if I will wear my head bald or get a wig??

Syl, how are you doing? I read on another thread that you're not so well. Take care of yourself. Don't worry about me. (((hugs)))

Msjones, Snoozy, and Wasblind (I hope that you know that I didn't miss anyone) I thank you for caring and being my friend/s.

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Music Fans!! Once again I Ask, What's Your Top 10 Favorite Albums?

by flipper in

jw
friends

hello gang!

didn't think i'd let you off easy did you?

this one might really make us dig into our personal archives!

MsDucky

Too many to choose from, anyway:

Micheal Jackson - Off The Wall

Anita Baker - Greatest Hits

Stephanie Mills "

Cameo "

War "

Earth, Wind, and Fire- Greatest Hits

Parliament and The Funkedelics- Greatest Hits

Isley Bros- Greatest Hits

Zapp and Roger - Greatest Hits

Phyllis Hyman - Greatest Hits

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The Blues Music Thread ! Post Favorite Blues Artist Here ! U-Tubes Welcome

by flipper in

jw
friends

my wife & i really love the blues.

i'll start out with one from stevie ray .

so lets have fun , post us all some blues people !

The Blues Music Thread ! Post Favorite Blues Artist Here ! U-Tubes Welcome

by flipper in

jw
friends

my wife & i really love the blues.

i'll start out with one from stevie ray .

so lets have fun , post us all some blues people !

Bad to the Bone" is a song by George Thorogood and the Destroyers released in 1982 on the album of the same name. While it was not a major hit on initial release, its memorable video made recurrent appearances on the nascent MTV, which was created only a year before and just taking off. Widespread licensing for films, television, and commercials has since made "Bad to the Bone" one of the best-recognized songs of the 80s.

The song's roots can be traced back to rock and roll legend Bo Diddley's song "I'm a Man", which uses the same guitar riff and vocal rhythm, and has a similar overall structure, as well as Muddy Waters's "She Moves Me" and "Mannish Boy". The riff is also very similar with the one from Chuck Berry's song "No Money Down".

The famous guitar riff is the most easily recognizable, though it also features saxophone throughout.

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