From The Whole Ten Yards, by Frank Gifford with Harry Waters (Random House, 1993), quoted on www.salon.com
Best wishes,
Jerry
weeeeird.
Lennon should’ve kicked him in the groin and ran.
grand. they set aside their differences and had a good time. perfect.
R.I.P.
The name Mark David Chapman will always bring a tear to my eye. 
Forget the name. That would be his greatest punishment.
God bless you John Lennon
We miss you…
Reagan and Nancy liked, and sometimes defended,
rock music and musicians. They knew show biz. They had Springsteen
play at the White House.
People do not have to hate each other because they have opposing political points of view.
But it helps. 
djm
Couldn’t have said it better.
True, but did they really ever listen closely to the words of ‘Born in the U.S.A.?’ For that matter, did anyone of the hordes who adopted it as an unoffical national anthem?
Reagan’s favourite musician was, apparently, the 40s hipster Slim Gaillard. Gaillard, sang in an invented hipster language mingled with English and occasionally Spanish and played pretty good guitar and piano—basic for bebop but advanced for R&B. He was part of the popular duo, Slim and Slam and recorded with Charlie Parker, as did that other proto-rocker Tiny Grimes.
I can just hear Nancy and Ron talking to eachother in vout.
Wanna cocktail o’roonie?
Eh McVout! Donna forgetta the umbrellereenie.
Did he look like this?
