a big Happy Birthday shout out to Jimmy Page
who is 78 today!
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Hard to go wrong with a little Alvin Lee and Ten Years After. As a bonus, I think Al had one of the best electric guitarist “What’s that smell?” faces of all time…frequently displayed while riffing or soloing.
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A young Joe Walsh has a similar guitar ‘face’
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Indeed. We all try, but some just manage the face much better, even creating variants. 
James Gang, another personal favorite. 
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What the hell, bunch of ugly guys 
How about some all girl bands for a while 
Larry 
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They don’t even look old enough to drive. 
Sorry, gonna have to pass on this one, still much prefer the “ugly guys” version. I’m afraid these girls are a packaged musical product (note the Disney logo), not necessarily talented musicians. Unfortunately, that “formula” is more common than not these days.
Hmmm…I’d rather be wrong, but…
From Wikipedia:
KSM (band)
History
2006–2008: Formation
KSM was formed in a joint project between The Walt Disney Company and former chart-topping girl band The Go-Go’s. The Go-Go’s were looking for an all-girl pop band to mentor and held auditions in 2006. Four musicians (Padilla, Cecil, Cabebe, and Melon; all age 13-15 at the time) were selected and the group was originally developed as a Go-Go’s cover band called the Po-Go’s. Disney planned to replicate its success with Devo 2.0, a kids’ version of the '80s new wave band Devo, with the possibility of the Po-Go’s appearing in a movie or TV series.
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actually I didn’t have a clue to who they were, just changing the ugly guy pictures 
Larry
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I know, I wasn’t figuring you had all their albums…
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SO true.
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Maybe a compromise can be reached with a little Sam Fish or Ana Popovic…
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Dave ,
I know you are really doing good but Festus has better looking girls. and I remember that song. LOL
Larry.
PS It’s also obvious you and I are bored to death.
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I agree a compromise.
Larry
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Nah, just doing my best to avoid work…
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May I then recommend:
“Work and how to avoid it” by Hans Doolittle.
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Correct… Cheap Trick
It was released as a studio produced single in 1977… it didn’t make the charts in the US. Then in 1979 the band released the live version and made it into a top ten on the music charts.
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