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I do!.. I own "East-West" and "The Resurrection of Pigboy Crabshaw" but not "Paul Butterfield Blues Band".. I may check that out.. I haven't gotten any new non-muppet music for my collection in a while

They all seemed more-or-less in character.. of course, even if they weren't, I'd have read them that way ;) ... but I do think you captured Bunsen's essence :confused: it may be another week, but mine's coming eventually!

Wow.. that is really in-depth :D no surprise here, I'm afraid :concern: You scored as The Great Gonzo. You might be far out there, but you sure know how to have fun! People love you for the wacky things you do! Whoopeee! The Great Gonzo... 100% Rowlf the Dog... 75% Robin the Frog... 63%...

Pure Prairie League - "Amie"

Billy Gibbons - "Bad Case of Lovin' You"

That is definitely a Fozzie Bear joke :o

B.B. King & Billy Gibbons - "Tired of Your Jive"

I played Bass, too!.. and Harmonica (a necessity for a blues band)... I still play the Harmonica from time-to-time, but I don't own a bass at the moment... we actually wrote most of our own material.. well, more specifically, our rhythm guitarist and I wrote most of our stuff.. some of it's...

Don Henley - "Dirty Laundry"

I also love the times when The Count just can't stop counting.. the "One Potato" sketch, "The Count's First Day of School," just to name two.. it's like watching someone lose his mind right on the TV screen.. and no one can make a muppet seem totally insane better than Jerry Nelson :crazy:

I was once in a blues band, and we did an instrumental cover of "A Horse With No Name".. it was harder rock than the original, but it actually wasn't that bad.. though we didn't have a drummer at the time

Don McLean - "American Pie"

Gonzo's ambitious but terrible acts are always awesome :concern:

Robert Johnson - "Preachin' Blues (Up Jumped the Devil)"

sunny.. supposed to be around 80 all week

Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris - "Belle Star"

Dire Straits - "Millionaire Blues"

for that matter, the special effects in The Wizard of Oz were WAY ahead of its time in 1939 as well

The Who - "Pinball Wizard"

Kermit the Frog - "A Smile Connects Us"