I used to know Ted Aliotta when I lived in Carbondale, Illinois from 1972 to 1975. Interesting fellow. He had a very unusual beetle he kept wrapped in cotton he would show to special friends.
May I add that there is nothing quite like driving LSD when listening to LSD.
posted by Simon on 07.18.08 at 01:38 PM
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My band in college used to play "For Eddie," a tune from the next incarnation of AH&J, after the drummer had left. Great song. And the stone angel hung on the wall up above
Looked out blind all the night long
But when the one-armed man played to an empty saloon
She looked down and smiled as he sang her his song.
Here are two more videos on Lakeshore Drive and the song. As I have only used Chicago to get from one place to another , I have not actually been on Lakeshore Drive.
Gringo · July 19, 2008 12:11 AM
Play this song, then about 20 seconds in, hit play on the video from Waafa Bilal and listen to the audio at the same time.
My band in college used to play "For Eddie," a tune from the next incarnation of AH&J, after the drummer had left. Great song.
And the stone angel hung on the wall up above
Looked out blind all the night long
But when the one-armed man played to an empty saloon
She looked down and smiled as he sang her his song.