My dad used to call me Sony Boy when he was angry with me, Sony Boy.

I used to listen to Sonny Boy Williamson back in the day when I was a sonny boy.

Richard - did he call Sony Boy right before he woop you? A favorite of mine was "This is gonna hurt me worse than you." How could that be? Later I learned the meaning when correcting my own. :)

You Sonny Boys need to find your Chers. Then post pics. I'm sure that they're easy, right? ;)

I'd actually prefer a Nancy Sinatra. Is that okay?

"And one of these days these boots are gonna walk all over you...."

Those words incites a feeling of impending doom in me. Why can't I stop being cheeky?

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Ah yes. Nancy Sinatra. She could have walked all over me several times and I would have asked for more each time, one boot at a time. :)

Well, I'm straying, but speaking of hot chics and that time period, I'm reminded of another band story. This one's from The Surfin' Birds band, circa 1965-1967. In those days, you could get mic stands that had a bright chrome base. Pretty much a mirror. Well, anyway - the band had a Go Go dancer. Being the evil teenager that I was, it didn't take me long to realize that, when she was dancing near me and my mic stand, I could see all the way up her mini-skirt! Wow, what a thrill for this young bass player. Sure do miss chrome mic stands and mini-skirts. :D

Wooow... those days! How many bands have a dancer as part of their lineup these days? I could only think of the Tubes, and they've been around for 30 years now!

Well, I saw David Byrne on TV the other night, and he had what could be called 'dancers'. (They were primarily rolling around in chairs, but still...)

And of course, a live appearance by, say, Pussycat Dolls involves more dancing than singing, really... Byrne kind of qualifies as quality music, though.

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