Hello Everyone,
I'm coming to you from Toledo, Oh.
I'm interested in chatting with some of you in e-mail on this system
I would really like to hear from all of you and know where you are.
is there anyone else here from Ohio?
How far away will I hear from???
hope to her from you soon here on electric chicken..!!
/s

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Re: Toledo Oh,
By: charles holmes to All on Sun Apr 19 2020 12:34 pm

Hello Everyone,
I'm coming to you from Toledo, Oh.
I'm interested in chatting with some of you in e-mail on this system
I would really like to hear from all of you and know where you are.
is there anyone else here from Ohio?
How far away will I hear from???
hope to her from you soon here on electric chicken..!!

Do you know this is a networked message area? Your message is not only appearing on Electronic Chicken, but many other BBSes connected to Dove-Net.

Nightfox

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Re: Toledo Oh,
By: charles holmes to All on Sun Apr 19 2020 12:34 pm

Hello Everyone,
I'm coming to you from Toledo, Oh.
I'm interested in chatting with some of you in e-mail on this system
I would really like to hear from all of you and know where you are.
is there anyone else here from Ohio?
How far away will I hear from???
hope to her from you soon here on electric chicken..!!
/s

im from the /s days too... renegade. im also from t-town... in the 90s as Paulie420 or M@STERMiND. i was heavy into the scene of all the local BBS folk during our school years... did you ever goto the meetups around 95-97??

at any rate, glad you found your way to the current board scene... wish there was still an Omni-Link. :P

cheers

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Re: Toledo Oh,
By: charles holmes to All on 04-19-20 12:34

I would really like to hear from all of you and know where you are.

Kurten, Texas.

How far away will I hear from???

Who know but Australia isn't out of reach.
Good to see people on the boards.

Grease
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How far away will I hear from???
hope to her from you soon here on electric chicken..!!

Southern California, about 15 miles from the author of Synchronet.
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Re: Toledo Oh,
By: charles holmes to All on 04-19-20 12:34

I would really like to hear from all of you and know where you are.

Kurten, Texas.

How far away will I hear from???

Who know but Australia isn't out of reach.
Good to see people on the boards.

Australia is here. ;)


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Re: Re: Toledo Oh,
By: Vk3jed to Grease on Tue Apr 21 2020 04:28 pm

On 04-20-20 10:06, Grease wrote to charles holmes <=-

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Re: Toledo Oh,
By: charles holmes to All on 04-19-20 12:34

I would really like to hear from all of you and know where you are.

Kurten, Texas.

How far away will I hear from???

Who know but Australia isn't out of reach.
Good to see people on the boards.

Australia is here. ;)

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I second Australia being here :)

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charles wrote:

Hello Everyone,
I'm coming to you from Toledo, Oh.
I'm interested in chatting with some of you in e-mail on this system
I would really like to hear from all of you and know where you are.
is there anyone else here from Ohio?
How far away will I hear from???
hope to her from you soon here on electric chicken..!!

I used to know someone who lived in Toledo. I'm in Plano, TX.

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Re: Re: Toledo Oh,
By: Nelgin to charles holmes on Fri Apr 24 2020 12:46 pm

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I'm reminded of this song:
https://youtu.be/UMVjToYOjbM

Nightfox

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Re: End Of The Line
By: Nightfox to Nelgin on Fri Apr 24 2020 11:41:38

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I'm reminded of this song:
https://youtu.be/UMVjToYOjbM

Cool. Never heard that song before. I like it.

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Re: End Of The Line
By: Nelgin to Nightfox on Sun Apr 26 2020 05:12 pm

þ Synchronet þ End Of The Line BBS - endofthelinebbs.com

I'm reminded of this song:
https://youtu.be/UMVjToYOjbM

Cool. Never heard that song before. I like it.

I'm a little surprised, but also not at the same time. The Traveling Wilburys were made up of all musicians who were fairly big (or had been big) and relatively at the time: Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, and Roy Orbison. But I don't think I know many people who are familiar with The Traveling Wilburys. :)

Nightfox

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Re: End Of The Line
By: Nightfox to Nelgin on Sun Apr 26 2020 20:51:27

I'm a little surprised, but also not at the same time. The Traveling Wilburys were made up of all musicians who were fairly big (or had been big) and relatively at the time: Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, and Roy Orbison. But I don't think I know many people who are familiar with The Traveling Wilburys. :)

Yes, I know who they are, but I've never really thought about listening to their stuff. All great musicians and songwriters in their own right, it's quite a "supergroup". It might have been teh fact that I don't carew much for Bob Dylan, was never a big Beatles fan and didn't listen to much TP & HB either. 3/5th of them are gone now.

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Re: End Of The Line
By: Nelgin to Nightfox on Mon Apr 27 2020 01:00 am

Yes, I know who they are, but I've never really thought about listening to their stuff. All great musicians and songwriters in their own right, it's quite a "supergroup". It might have been teh fact that I don't carew much for Bob Dylan, was never a big Beatles fan and didn't listen to much TP & HB either. 3/5th of them are gone now.

Ah. I never really listened to Roy Orbison or Jeff Lynne's stuff, but I like the Traveling Wilburys music. I think the music is still good even if 3/5 of them are (sadly) gone.

Nightfox

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Re: End Of The Line
By: Nightfox to Nelgin on Mon Apr 27 2020 02:34:52

Ah. I never really listened to Roy Orbison or Jeff Lynne's stuff, but I like the Traveling Wilburys music. I think the music is still good even if 3/5 of them are (sadly) gone.

I'll put it them on my 'to listen to' list.

Thanks for the recommendation.

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Re: End Of The Line
By: Nightfox to Nelgin on Mon Apr 27 2020 02:34:52

Ah. I never really listened to Roy Orbison or Jeff Lynne's stuff, but I like the Traveling Wilburys music. I think the music is still good even if 3/5 of them are (sadly) gone.

I'll put it them on my 'to listen to' list.
Thanks for the recommendation.
= Synchronet = End Of The Line BBS - endofthelinebbs.com

I think you should convert that song to "ANSI music" and have it
auto-play whenever somebody logs in to your BBS... :-)



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Re: End Of The Line
By: Nightfox to Nelgin on Sun Apr 26 2020 08:51 pm

Re: End Of The Line
By: Nelgin to Nightfox on Sun Apr 26 2020 05:12 pm

þ Synchronet þ End Of The Line BBS - endofthelinebbs.com

I'm reminded of this song:
https://youtu.be/UMVjToYOjbM

Cool. Never heard that song before. I like it.

I'm a little surprised, but also not at the same time. The Traveling Wilbur t think I know many people who are familiar with The Traveling Wilburys. :)

Nightfox

Awesome band. Before they came out, George Harrison had a solo album with
Jeff Lynne on some of the tunes, and it reminds me very much of the Wilbury sound.

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Re: End Of The Line
By: Nelgin to Nightfox on Mon Apr 27 2020 01:00 am

Re: End Of The Line
By: Nightfox to Nelgin on Sun Apr 26 2020 20:51:27

I'm a little surprised, but also not at the same time. The Traveling Wilburys were made up of all musicians who were fairly big (or had been b and relatively at the time: Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, and Roy Orbison. But I don't think I know many people who are familiar with The Traveling Wilburys. :)

Yes, I know who they are, but I've never really thought about listening to t Beatles fan and didn't listen to much TP & HB either. 3/5th of them are gone

I read an interview with Paul McCartney, and he said he loaned his basement recording studio to the guys so they could work on songs together. He said several nights it sounded like an wonderful jam on party, and he would fight the urge to go downstairs and play with them. Due to contract obligations
with whatever label he was with, he couldn't perform for a rival label.

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Re: End Of The Line
By: Nightfox to Nelgin on Mon Apr 27 2020 02:34 am

Re: End Of The Line
By: Nelgin to Nightfox on Mon Apr 27 2020 01:00 am

Yes, I know who they are, but I've never really thought about listening their stuff. All great musicians and songwriters in their own right, it quite a "supergroup". It might have been teh fact that I don't carew mu for Bob Dylan, was never a big Beatles fan and didn't listen to much TP HB either. 3/5th of them are gone now.

Ah. I never really listened to Roy Orbison or Jeff Lynne's stuff, but I lik the Traveling Wilburys music. I think the music is still good even if 3/5 o them are (sadly) gone.

when i was a kid i always thought roy orbinson was a woman dressed as a man.
he looked weird, wore those sunglasses, clean shaven.
he might have been a hermaphrodite.
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Re: End Of The Line
By: Nelgin to Nightfox on Mon Apr 27 2020 06:17 am

Re: End Of The Line
By: Nightfox to Nelgin on Mon Apr 27 2020 02:34:52

Ah. I never really listened to Roy Orbison or Jeff Lynne's stuff, but I like the Traveling Wilburys music. I think the music is still good even 3/5 of them are (sadly) gone.

I'll put it them on my 'to listen to' list.

i saw tom petty live in an outdoor setting and he sounded just the same or better than his recordings. cant say that about a lot of people.
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Re: End Of The Line
By: Moondog to Nightfox on Mon Apr 27 2020 10:06 am

I'm a little surprised, but also not at the same time. The Traveling
Wilbur t think I know many people who are familiar with The Traveling
Wilburys. :)

Awesome band. Before they came out, George Harrison had a solo album with Jeff Lynne on some of the tunes, and it reminds me very much of the Wilbury sound.

Yeah, George Harrison released his 'Cloud Nine' album in 1987, soon before the Traveling Wilburys' first album in 1988. I think George Harrison's Cloud Nine is one of his best albums.

Nightfox

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Re: End Of The Line
By: Moondog to Nelgin on Mon Apr 27 2020 10:20 am

I read an interview with Paul McCartney, and he said he loaned his basement recording studio to the guys so they could work on songs together. He said several nights it sounded like an wonderful jam on party, and he would fight the urge to go downstairs and play with them. Due to contract obligations with whatever label he was with, he couldn't perform for a rival label.

Interesting.. I bought the Traveling Wilburys vol. 1 & 2 set when it came out in 2007(?), and it includes a DVD that has video sessions of them recording and explains how they got together, etc. I also saw an interview with George Harrison where he explained how the group got together, and I don't remember the part about using Paul McCartney's recording studio. I may have to re-watch. But from what I remember, they recorded in California, and I'm not sure if Paul McCartney has a recording studio in California.

From what I remember, the story was that George Harrison's record company wanted him to record a song for a B-side for one of his singles from his Cloud Nine album. So he went to pick up one of his guitars that he had loaned to Tom Petty and explained about a new song, and Tom Petty came along with him, and they had gathered with the other musicians (I don't remember the details) and recorded 'Handle With Care'. He said the record company thought it sounded so good that they wanted them to record a whole album's worth of songs, and that's how The Traveling Wilburys came about.

When the 2-CD & DVD set came out, it also included a few previously unreleased songs on the first album. They're actually not bad. I think it's interesting when record companies do that - I also have some other CDs that had been re-released with previously unreleased songs. Usually I think the reason some songs don't get released is because the original medium couldn't hold all the songs that were recorded, so they chose some to leave out.

Nightfox

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Re: End Of The Line
By: MRO to Nelgin on Mon Apr 27 2020 02:21 pm

i saw tom petty live in an outdoor setting and he sounded just the same or better than his recordings. cant say that about a lot of people.

I hadn't seen Tom Petty live, but it would have been good to see him before he passed away. That 'End Of The Line' video I posted earlier has an empty chair for Roy Orbison, who passed away before the album was released, and after Tom Petty passed away, I watched it again and felt sad since Tom Petty was one of the main singers on 'End Of The Line'.

Nightfox

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Re: End Of The Line
By: Nightfox to MRO on Mon Apr 27 2020 01:14 pm

Re: End Of The Line
By: MRO to Nelgin on Mon Apr 27 2020 02:21 pm

i saw tom petty live in an outdoor setting and he sounded just the same better than his recordings. cant say that about a lot of people.

I hadn't seen Tom Petty live, but it would have been good to see him before passed away. That 'End Of The Line' video I posted earlier has an empty cha for Roy Orbison, who passed away before the album was released, and after To Petty passed away, I watched it again and felt sad since Tom Petty was one o the main singers on 'End Of The Line'.

yeah tom petty, prince and many others lost their lives to fentanyl.
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Re: Re: End Of The Line
By: Gamgee to Nelgin on Mon Apr 27 2020 08:25:00

I'll put it them on my 'to listen to' list.
Thanks for the recommendation.
= Synchronet = End Of The Line BBS - endofthelinebbs.com

I think you should convert that song to "ANSI music" and have it
auto-play whenever somebody logs in to your BBS... :-)

Haha. I have a feeling they'd log in once and never come back...well, like most people already I guess.

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Re: End Of The Line
By: Moondog to Nelgin on Mon Apr 27 2020 10:20:00

I read an interview with Paul McCartney, and he said he loaned his basement recording studio to the guys so they could work on songs together. He said several nights it sounded like an wonderful jam on party, and he would fight the urge to go downstairs and play with them. Due to contract obligations with whatever label he was with, he couldn't perform for a rival label.

Contracts in the record industry have probably stifled so much great music that could have been, but never was.

It's not like they don't produce for them anyway.

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Re: End Of The Line
By: Nightfox to Nelgin on Sun Apr 26 2020 08:51 pm

I'm a little surprised, but also not at the same time. The Traveling Wilburys were made up of all musicians who were fairly big (or had been big) and relatively at the time: Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, and Roy Orbison. But I don't think I know many people who are familiar with The Traveling Wilburys. :)

Jeff Lynne has to be one of the most influential little known musician/producers of all time. He has worked alongside so many popular artists and also had his own amazing career with Electric Light Orchestra (ELO). I'd love to catch him live one day. The Wilburys were a pretty incredible and also under-rated lineup.


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Re: End Of The Line
By: Randers to Nightfox on Tue Apr 28 2020 06:29 pm

Jeff Lynne has to be one of the most influential little known musician/producers of all time. He has worked alongside so many popular arti and also had his own amazing career with Electric Light Orchestra (ELO). I'd love to catch him live one day. The Wilburys were a pretty incredible and al under-rated lineup.

Jeff Lynne was tight with all of the greats. Did you happen to see a tribute to George Harrison? Clapton, Lynne. I didn't know who he was when ELO was popular. I thought he was just another "new guy". lol

HusTler
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Re: End Of The Line
By: Randers to Nightfox on Tue Apr 28 2020 06:29 pm

Jeff Lynne has to be one of the most influential little known musician/producers of all time. He has worked alongside so many popular artists and also had his own amazing career with Electric Light Orchestra (ELO). I'd love to catch him live one day. The Wilburys were a pretty incredible and also under-rated lineup.

Yeah, I've heard he has been involved with various musical acts.

Nightfox

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Re: End Of The Line
By: Nightfox to Moondog on Mon Apr 27 2020 12:59 pm

Re: End Of The Line
By: Moondog to Nightfox on Mon Apr 27 2020 10:06 am

I'm a little surprised, but also not at the same time. The Traveling
Wilbur t think I know many people who are familiar with The Traveling
Wilburys. :)

Awesome band. Before they came out, George Harrison had a solo album wi Jeff Lynne on some of the tunes, and it reminds me very much of the Wilbury sound.

Yeah, George Harrison released his 'Cloud Nine' album in 1987, soon before t

Nightfox

Around that same time Clapton put out an album after he put out August that sounded like stuff he had left over from those sessions, plus random newer stuff. Of those newer songs, you can tell Harrison and Lynne were in the
mix. I'm not well learned in chord names, but George used to build stuff
over some type of diminished 7th chord (I may be wrong on name) and Eric
would hate them because it felt odd soloing over them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_LWAH35rvc



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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Nightfox to Moondog on Mon Apr 27 2020 01:12 pm

Re: End Of The Line
By: Moondog to Nelgin on Mon Apr 27 2020 10:20 am

I read an interview with Paul McCartney, and he said he loaned his basement recording studio to the guys so they could work on songs together. He said several nights it sounded like an wonderful jam on party, and he would fight the urge to go downstairs and play with them. Due to contract obligations with whatever label he was with, he couldn' perform for a rival label.

Interesting.. I bought the Traveling Wilburys vol. 1 & 2 set when it came o lained how the group got together, and I don't remember the part about using California.

From what I remember, the story was that George Harrison's record company wa bout a new song, and Tom Petty came along with him, and they had gathered wi ole album's worth of songs, and that's how The Traveling Wilburys came about

When the 2-CD & DVD set came out, it also included a few previously unreleas usly unreleased songs. Usually I think the reason some songs don't get rele

Nightfox

I got the impression this went down before the first album, and George was
able to get everyone together early on to bang out some drafts. They'd all
be strumming along, saying whatever words would come into mind.

Regarding leftover songs, occasionally some get recycled and used as filler. In another reply I couldn't recall the Clapton album (Journeyman) and there
are several songs that could've been laid down when he recorded August. Out
on Youtube somehwere are some demo songs Van Halen recorded for Gene Simmons, and some of those songs were either used or showed up in a modified form all the way up to Women and Children First. Some of the Who's albums sounded
like compilations of leftover songs. The Who by the Numbers album sounded
like it material was partially dated from Who's Next

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Re: End Of The Line
By: Nelgin to Moondog on Tue Apr 28 2020 01:18 am

Re: End Of The Line
By: Moondog to Nelgin on Mon Apr 27 2020 10:20:00

I read an interview with Paul McCartney, and he said he loaned his baseme recording studio to the guys so they could work on songs together. He sa several nights it sounded like an wonderful jam on party, and he would fi the urge to go downstairs and play with them. Due to contract obligation with whatever label he was with, he couldn't perform for a rival label.

Contracts in the record industry have probably stifled so much great music t

It's not like they don't produce for them anyway.

In the liner notes on Dweezil Zappa's album Confessions there's honorable ment ion to people on other labels that couldn't be listed. Some of the instrumental stuff sounds like more than just Edward Van Halen influence.

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Re: End Of The Line
By: Nelgin to Moondog on Tue Apr 28 2020 01:18 am

Re: End Of The Line
By: Moondog to Nelgin on Mon Apr 27 2020 10:20:00

I read an interview with Paul McCartney, and he said he loaned his baseme recording studio to the guys so they could work on songs together. He sa several nights it sounded like an wonderful jam on party, and he would fi the urge to go downstairs and play with them. Due to contract obligation with whatever label he was with, he couldn't perform for a rival label.

Contracts in the record industry have probably stifled so much great music t could have been, but never was.

well in the beginning they would keep people for years and allow them to come up with something. THAT was good for artists. now they want a hit right away.

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Re: End Of The Line
By: HusTler to Randers on Tue Apr 28 2020 11:31 am

(ELO). I'd love to catch him live one day. The Wilburys were a pretty incredible and al under-rated lineup.

Jeff Lynne was tight with all of the greats. Did you happen to see a tribute to George Harrison? Clapton, Lynne. I didn't know who he was when ELO was popular. I thought he was just another "new guy". lol

Yeah that tribute concert was great. I'm not sure if it was that one or another, but there was one with Prince playing guitar, Ringo on drums, Clapton on guitar, Elton John on piano?? And yeah, Jeff Lynne.


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Re: End Of The Line
By: Moondog to Nightfox on Tue Apr 28 2020 12:00 pm

Yeah, George Harrison released his 'Cloud Nine' album in 1987, soon before t

Nightfox

Around that same time Clapton put out an album after he put out August that sounded like stuff he had left over from those sessions, plus random newer stuff. Of those newer songs, you can tell Harrison and Lynne were in the mix. I'm not well learned in chord names, but George used to build stuff over some type of diminished 7th chord (I may be wrong on name) and Eric would hate them because it felt odd soloing over them.

Cloud Nine is a great album. Sounds like cross between the two of them. There were a couple of songs in the charts from that one, if I remember correctly.


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Re: End Of The Line
By: Randers to Moondog on Wed Apr 29 2020 08:59 am

Cloud Nine is a great album. Sounds like cross between the two of them. There were a couple of songs in the charts from that one, if I remember correctly.

"I Got My Mind Set On You" got in the charts, but I don't remember if any of the othsr songs from Cloud Nine did.

Nightfox

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Re: End Of The Line
By: Nightfox to Nelgin on Sun Apr 26 2020 08:51 pm

I'm a little surprised, but also not at the same time. The Traveling Wilburys were made up of all musicians who were fairly big (or had been big) and relatively at the time: Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, and Roy Orbison. But I don't think I know many people who are familiar with The Traveling Wilburys. :)

I listened to them a lot yet my wife had never heard of them. She is, however a Roy Orbison fan so I found a youtube video and played it for her. She was hooked!

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Re: End Of The Line
By: Nightfox to Randers on Tue Apr 28 2020 10:03 pm

Re: End Of The Line
By: Randers to Moondog on Wed Apr 29 2020 08:59 am

Cloud Nine is a great album. Sounds like cross between the two of them. There were a couple of songs in the charts from that one, if I remember correctly.

"I Got My Mind Set On You" got in the charts, but I don't remember if any of

Nightfox

When We were Fab and Cloud Nine got some play. Fab was a no-brainer hit due
to nostalgic value.

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Re: End Of The Line
By: Jahmas to Nightfox on Wed Apr 29 2020 07:00 am

Re: End Of The Line
By: Nightfox to Nelgin on Sun Apr 26 2020 08:51 pm

I'm a little surprised, but also not at the same time. The Traveling Wilburys were made up of all musicians who were fairly big (or had been big) and relatively at the time: Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, and Roy Orbison. But I don't think I know many people who a familiar with The Traveling Wilburys. :)

I listened to them a lot yet my wife had never heard of them. She is, howeve Roy Orbison fan so I found a youtube video and played it for her. She was hooked!

Occasionally a Roy Orbison impersonator named Jeff Roberts passes through the area touring with Irv Cass, an Elvis impersonator. Jeff does some Wilbury tunes such as End of the Line

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Re: Toledo Oh,
By: charles holmes to All on Sun Apr 19 2020 12:34:04

I would really like to hear from all of you and know where you are.
is there anyone else here from Ohio?
How far away will I hear from???

Hi there, calling from the 'burbs of Cleveland here.

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Re: Toledo Oh,
By: Divarin to charles holmes on Thu Apr 30 2020 08:10 am

I would really like to hear from all of you and know where you are.
is there anyone else here from Ohio?
How far away will I hear from???

Hello Ohio. I'm from Long Island New York. Weclome to Dovenet.

HusTler
Havens BBS

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Re: Toledo Oh,
By: HusTler to Divarin on Thu Apr 30 2020 11:28 am

I would really like to hear from all of you and know where you are.
is there anyone else here from Ohio?
How far away will I hear from???

Hello Ohio. I'm from Long Island New York. Weclome to Dovenet.

I've noticed on some of your messages, your quotes are 2 levels deep or more This probably means you're responding to the wrong person.

Nightfox

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Re: Toledo Oh,
By: HusTler to Divarin on Thu Apr 30 2020 11:28 am

Re: Toledo Oh,
By: Divarin to charles holmes on Thu Apr 30 2020 08:10 am

I would really like to hear from all of you and know where you are.
is there anyone else here from Ohio?
How far away will I hear from???

Hello Ohio. I'm from Long Island New York. Weclome to Dovenet.

HusTler
Havens BBS

Checking in from Buchanan, Michigan


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I would really like to hear from all of you and know where you are.
is there anyone else here from Ohio?
How far away will I hear from???

LOL, I am in Kentucky, about 1.5 hours South-SW of Cincinnati.


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I've noticed on some of your messages, your quotes are 2 levels deep or more Th
s probably means you're responding to the wrong person.

As I missed the original and used Hustler's message to reply to what I
thought was the original poster, I may have also boo-booed. :D


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Re: Toledo Oh,
By: charles holmes to All on Sun Apr 19 2020 12:34 pm

Hello Everyone,
I'm coming to you from Toledo, Oh.
I'm interested in chatting with some of you in e-mail on this system
I would really like to hear from all of you and know where you are.
is there anyone else here from Ohio?
How far away will I hear from???
hope to her from you soon here on electric chicken..!!
/s

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I'm all the way from Melbourne, Australia. Quite a world's away from Ohio!
I'm quite new here :)

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I'm reminded of this song:
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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Nightfox to Moondog on Mon Apr 27 2020 13:12:00

Interesting.. I bought the Traveling Wilburys vol. 1 & 2 set when it came out in 2007(?), and it includes a DVD that has video sessions of them

There wasn't a vol 2, it went from vol 1 to vol 3 :)

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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Nelgin to Nightfox on Wed May 06 2020 02:15 am

Interesting.. I bought the Traveling Wilburys vol. 1 & 2 set when it
came out in 2007(?), and it includes a DVD that has video sessions of
them

There wasn't a vol 2, it went from vol 1 to vol 3 :)

That's right.. At any rate, the set I bought has both of them, Vol. 1 and Vol. 3.

Nightfox

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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Nelgin to Nightfox on Wed May 06 2020 02:15 am

Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Nightfox to Moondog on Mon Apr 27 2020 13:12:00

Interesting.. I bought the Traveling Wilburys vol. 1 & 2 set when it cam out in 2007(?), and it includes a DVD that has video sessions of them

There wasn't a vol 2, it went from vol 1 to vol 3 :)

I always wondered if the jump from 1 to 3 was an inside joke?

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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Moondog to Nelgin on Wed May 06 2020 11:20 am

Interesting.. I bought the Traveling Wilburys vol. 1 & 2 set when
it cam out in 2007(?), and it includes a DVD that has video sessions
of them

There wasn't a vol 2, it went from vol 1 to vol 3 :)

I always wondered if the jump from 1 to 3 was an inside joke?

I read somewhere that there were bootleg Traveling Wilburys recordings that were thought of as an unofficial Vol. 2, so that's why they went to Vol. 3 for their 2nd album.

Nightfox

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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Nightfox to Nelgin on Wed May 06 2020 08:23:35

That's right.. At any rate, the set I bought has both of them, Vol. 1 and Vol. 3.

I gave Vol 1. a listen, it was ok. I think End of the Line was probably my favorite track, and not because it's the name of my BBS :)

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I'm all the way from Melbourne, Australia. Quite a world's away from Ohio! I'm quite new here :)

At least we all can meet online since we can not fly around the world
right now.

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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Nelgin to Nightfox on Thu May 07 2020 01:03 pm

I gave Vol 1. a listen, it was ok. I think End of the Line was probably my favorite track, and not because it's the name of my BBS :)

I really like that one on the album too. I also like "Dirty World", "Congratulations", "Rattled", and "Last Night". Also if you happen to have access to the extended edition (released as part of the 2-pack with the DVD from I think 2005), I like the extra tracks "Maxine" and "Like a Ship" too. Those were supposedly recorded for the album but were previously unreleased.

Nightfox

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Re: Re: Toledo, Oh
By: MATTHEW MUNSON to ZAPPI on Wed May 06 2020 11:50 am

At least we all can meet online since we can not fly around the world right now.

We could always do a voice chat like Digital Man recently set up with Mumble, or a video session with Zoom or something if people are so inclined.

Nightfox

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On 05-07-20 21:52, Nightfox wrote to MATTHEW MUNSON <=-

@VIA: VERT/DIGDIST
Re: Re: Toledo, Oh
By: MATTHEW MUNSON to ZAPPI on Wed May 06 2020 11:50 am

At least we all can meet online since we can not fly around the world right now.

We could always do a voice chat like Digital Man recently set up with Mumble, or a video session with Zoom or something if people are so inclined.

Either is worth considering.


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Re: Re: Toledo, Oh
By: Nightfox to MATTHEW MUNSON on Thu May 07 2020 09:52 pm

At least we all can meet online since we can not fly around the
world right now.

We could always do a voice chat like Digital Man recently set up with Mumble, or a video session with Zoom or something if people are so inclined.

Nightfox

I have interest in learning Zoom... I own my own small biz, so I don't really have the staff of a corporation to use it with.

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On 05-08-20 09:00, Paulie420 wrote to Nightfox <=-

I have interest in learning Zoom... I own my own small biz, so I don't really have the staff of a corporation to use it with.

As a participant it's pretty straightforward. While I haven't hosted a meeting myself, I can't see anything that would be too difficult. Best thing I could suggest is grab a few willing guinea pigs and setup a meeting to have a play.

I've already had my first Zoom meeting for the weekend - a Saturday morning virtual coffee gathering. :)


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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Nelgin to Nightfox on Wed May 06 2020 02:15 am

Interesting.. I bought the Traveling Wilburys vol. 1 & 2 set when it came out in 2007(?), and it includes a DVD that has video sessions of them

There wasn't a vol 2, it went from vol 1 to vol 3 :)

I could be imagining it, but I think there was a 2 that they could't release for legal reasons.....?


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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Randers to Nelgin on Sat May 09 2020 09:39 am

Interesting.. I bought the Traveling Wilburys vol. 1 & 2 set when
it came out in 2007(?), and it includes a DVD that has video
sessions of them

There wasn't a vol 2, it went from vol 1 to vol 3 :)

I could be imagining it, but I think there was a 2 that they could't release for legal reasons.....?

Years ago, I was reading that the reason they skipped to Vol. 3 was because there were bootleg recordings out there that were unoficcially calling themselves Vol. 2, and they didn't want people to confuse an official release with the bootlegs.

Nightfox

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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Nightfox to Moondog on Wed May 06 2020 03:00 pm

Hi Nightfox,

Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Moondog to Nelgin on Wed May 06 2020 11:20 am

I read somewhere that there were bootleg Traveling Wilburys recordings that were thought of as an unofficial Vol. 2, so that's why they went to Vol. 3 for their 2nd album.

Interesting this band sounds familiar, yet I had heard of them in such a long time.

Past members
George Harrison
Jeff Lynne
Tom Petty
Bob Dylan
Roy Orbison

The only name I don't recongize from this list is Jeff Lynne; what other work did Lynne do? Did he go solo like the others did as well?

-cr1mson

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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Jon Justvig to Nightfox on Sun May 10 2020 07:48 pm

Interesting this band sounds familiar, yet I had heard of them in such a long time.

I think I may have shared a link to one of their songs with you years ago (perhaps End Of The Line)?

Nightfox

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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Jon Justvig to Nightfox on Sun May 10 2020 07:48 pm

Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Nightfox to Moondog on Wed May 06 2020 03:00 pm

Hi Nightfox,

Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Moondog to Nelgin on Wed May 06 2020 11:20 am

I read somewhere that there were bootleg Traveling Wilburys recordings that were thought of as an unofficial Vol. 2, so that's why they went t Vol. 3 for their 2nd album.

Interesting this band sounds familiar, yet I had heard of them in such a lon

Past members
George Harrison
Jeff Lynne
Tom Petty
Bob Dylan
Roy Orbison

The only name I don't recongize from this list is Jeff Lynne; what other wor

-cr1mson

Jeff Lynne was part of Electric Light Orchestra, a band that was around from 1972-86. After 86 he went on to write and collaborate with other musicians.

Examples of his role as producer are Harrison's Cloud Nine, Petty's Full Moon Fever and Into the Great Wide Open, McCartney's Flaming Pie and Bryan Adams' Get Up.

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The only name I don't recongize from this list is Jeff Lynne; what other work d Lynne do? Did he go solo like the others did as well?

Electric Light Orchestra, or ELO, is where I knew of him from, pre-Wilburys.

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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Nightfox to Jon Justvig on Sun May 10 2020 09:19 pm

Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Jon Justvig to Nightfox on Sun May 10 2020 07:48 pm

I think I may have shared a link to one of their songs with you years ago (perhaps End Of The Line)?

I don't recall, maybe I didn't click the link back then? Well, it's all right... ;)

-cr1mson

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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Moondog to Jon Justvig on Mon May 11 2020 02:59 pm

Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Jon Justvig to Nightfox on Sun May 10 2020 07:48 pm

Jeff Lynne was part of Electric Light Orchestra, a band that was around from 1972-86. After 86 he went on to write and collaborate with other musicians.

Examples of his role as producer are Harrison's Cloud Nine, Petty's Full Moon Fever and Into the Great Wide Open, McCartney's Flaming Pie and Bryan Adams' Get Up.

Ahh, so he moved up past just being a musician to being a producer as well. That's interesting. Looking at wiki, it looks like "From Out of Nowhere" was Lynne's latest work on November of 2019. Nice to know that there are still real musicians out there.

-cr1mson

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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Dumas Walker to JON JUSTVIG on Mon May 11 2020 03:49 pm

The only name I don't recongize from this list is Jeff Lynne; what
other work d Lynne do? Did he go solo like the others did as well?

Electric Light Orchestra, or ELO, is where I knew of him from, pre-Wilburys.

Also, a British rock musician; songwriter, singer, record producer, and multi-instrumentalist.

I've always been fond of musician's from Britian.

-cr1mson

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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Jon Justvig to Nightfox on Tue May 12 2020 10:38 am

I think I may have shared a link to one of their songs with you
years ago (perhaps End Of The Line)?

I don't recall, maybe I didn't click the link back then? Well, it's all right... ;)

Maybe not.. Now that I think about it, I think it was a song by Bob Dylan (who was also in The Traveling Wilburys).

Nightfox

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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Jon Justvig to Dumas Walker on Tue May 12 2020 10:54 am

I've always been fond of musician's from Britian.

There do seem to be a lot of good musicians from Britian. Some of my favorites are The Beatles (and separately Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, and John Lennon), Dire Straits (and Mark Knopfler in his solo career), Eric Clapton, Pink Floyd, and others. Also Dirty Vegas is a British group that makes dance music (their song "Days Go By" was somewhat popular in 2002, and I also remember first hearing it in a Mitsubishi commercial on TV).

Nightfox

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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Nightfox to Jon Justvig on Tue May 12 2020 10:50 am

Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Jon Justvig to Nightfox on Tue May 12 2020 10:38 am

I think I may have shared a link to one of their songs with you
years ago (perhaps End Of The Line)?

Maybe not.. Now that I think about it, I think it was a song by Bob Dylan (who was also in The Traveling Wilburys).

Bob Dylan dancin' on the ceilin'? ;)

-cr1mson

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Nightfox wrote to Jon Justvig <=-

There do seem to be a lot of good musicians from Britian. Some of my favorites are The Beatles (and separately Paul McCartney, George
Harrison, Ringo Starr, and John Lennon), Dire Straits (and Mark
Knopfler in his solo career), Eric Clapton, Pink Floyd, and others.
Also Dirty Vegas is a British group that makes dance music (their song "Days Go By" was somewhat popular in 2002, and I also remember first hearing it in a Mitsubishi commercial on TV).

I second Dirty Vegas. They are regulars on my playlists.



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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Jon Justvig to Nightfox on Tue May 12 2020 03:04 pm

Maybe not.. Now that I think about it, I think it was a song by
Bob Dylan (who was also in The Traveling Wilburys).

Bob Dylan dancin' on the ceilin'? ;)

The times, they are a-changin'.

Nightfox

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Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Nightfox to Jon Justvig on Tue May 12 2020 12:54 pm

Re: The Traveling Wilburys
By: Jon Justvig to Dumas Walker on Tue May 12 2020 10:54 am

I've always been fond of musician's from Britian.

There do seem to be a lot of good musicians from Britian. Some of my favori
and others. Also Dirty Vegas is a British group that makes dance music (th

Nightfox

I also prefer the older generation British performers. Due to a hunger for music of all types especially from the US I get the impression British musicians growing up in the 50's and 60's received a wider cross section of exposure to jazz, blues, and R&B and well as bluegrass and country than the average US radio listener of that period. The other day I was listening to
an interview recorded a few years ago on NPR, and Little Richard mentioned he never received any royalties for all those times white musicians such as Pt Boone covered his tunes. He referred to it as when he was rocking and
rolling, the record label's pay master was ducking and hiding.

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