Larry W. Phillips @LarryWPhillips3 - Twitter Profile

2 days ago

@cterlson I think it was Elmore Leonord who never used anything but he said & she said. May have the wrong guy but I think it was him.

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Larry W. Phillips @LarryWPhillips3

2 days ago

@MisterChilidog @slater57649 The Moody Blues got their share of big audiences, but they also got something else: people who started coming because they thought the Moody Blues knew "The Answer", and "The Meaning of Life", & so on. Finally, they had to pen a song: "I'm just a singer in a rock n' roll band..."

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Larry W. Phillips @LarryWPhillips3

2 days ago

@slater57649 (Cont-) What I learned: Never say the words, at a music festival, "It sounds like he's singing with a mouth full of root beer," just in case the audience suddenly falls silent and it goes out clear as a bell to the whole auditorium. Sorry Bob.

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Larry W. Phillips @LarryWPhillips3

2 days ago

@slater57649 Bob Dylan. My daughter bought tickets to some kind of raffle on the radio without telling us, and we bucked million-to-1 odds, and won. It was when Bob was going thru his Sing Every Song So It Is Completely Unrecognizable / Turn Your Back On the Audience phase. (Cont-)

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2 days ago

@cterlson 25 or 6 to four

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2 days ago

@cterlson @amatoudi Me? No.

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2 days ago

@amatoudi @cterlson It's great!

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