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GarnetM20 Jeff, you are right that IS Puget Sound! That's a really high shot, Kevin's house is just along the right edge of the picture near the top...mine is off screen to the right.
-Seattle "can't find my way home" Sam (but I'm not wasted...) [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img]
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Amazing pictures for sure. My house is just off the screen to the right (north), about a fourth of the way down on the right hand side. Downtown Seattle and waterfront is the bay (called Elliot Bay) just above the south (left) floating bridge. Between my house on the right side of the screen and the first point on the shoreline is a park called Golden Gardens.
In the early 1970's Golden Gardens Park was where we raced after hours. I had a 70 LS6 Chevelle built to the max. Lift kit all the way around, had ladder bars, and 12" wide Bridgestones, motor was pretty much the way Motion Performance did cars. One night the Cops were patrolling in the distance(we were all parked) and started getting closer to me. My car was not technically street legal. I fired up to leave and immediately lights flashed on and they headed straight for my car. After about a 20 minute lecture, about "loud exhaust", "car was jacked up to high", "you kids are always racing down here", and "BLAH-BLAH-BLAH"; they gave me a choice. Either they would impound my car right then and there, or I was to take it home never to be seen on the street again, as they would impound it immediately. Easy choice for me! I went home. |
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One night the Cops were patrolling in the distance(we were all parked) and started getting closer to me. My car was not technically street legal. I fired up to leave and immediately lights flashed on and they headed straight for my car. After about a 20 minute lecture, about "loud exhaust", "car was jacked up to high", "you kids are always racing down here", and "BLAH-BLAH-BLAH"; they gave me a choice. Either they would impound my car right then and there, or I was to take it home never to be seen on the street again, as they would impound it immediately. Easy choice for me! I went home. [/ QUOTE ] Hummm, Been there done that! LOL Ron [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/scholar.gif[/img] [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/biggthumpup.gif[/img] |
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-Seattle "can't find my way home" Sam (but I'm not wasted...)
I see a fellow "Traffic" fan in the bunch...[img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/biggthumpup.gif[/img] |
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That wasn't Traffic Rob !!!! Remember how cool the shape of Traffics album covers were...Low Spark and Shoot out ? Either light up...or leave me alone!
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Boy, Belair, you are right! I've always had it in my head it was "Traffic" that did that song, and even downloaded a track off the net labeled as such! I guess I got some of the Traffic/Blind Faith/Cream/Derek & Dominoes guys mixed up! All of those bands were kind of a "potpurri" of musicians! Oh well, now I know! [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img] Of course, not many 27 year olds have heard of any of those groups... [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]
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I saw God last year........
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SWEET! Details, man, details! Oddly enough, it's what was in the changer when I read the post...
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Rob, it's Blind Faith with Eric Clapton, song was by Stevie Winwood. I remember the 8-track had a white plastic case; most of them were black. Played it on my Pioneer Super Tuner under dash stereo...
But you know those musicians formed and broke and reformed into a number of groups, the first Clapton group I remember is the yardbirds, which also included Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck - three of the best guitarists in the sixties. Bel Air, check out the attachment for the Shoot Out at the Fantasy Factory album cover.. -Sam
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I think the first cube they didwas Low Spark of High Heeled Boys....Don't ask why but the one member of Traffics name that has stuck in my head all these years was the percussionist...not the drummer...anyone remember his name ?
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