Saturday, June 24, 2006


2005 DOTHAN MAGAZINE RECEPTION FOR THE BUDDY BUIE COVER STORY
Jimmy Dean,Buddy Buie, Bill J. Moody, Wilbur Walton Jr.

From: "Bill Moody"
To: "'robert register'"
Subject: RE: To The Memory Of Fred Guarino
Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2006 10:08:31 -0500

Hi Robert,

It’s always a pleasure to turn my computer on in the morning when I get to the office and read the interesting information you and your friends email me. I especially enjoyed the information on the James Gang since in my opinion they were one of the greatest bands from the Golden Era Of Rock And Roll and To The Memory Of Fred Guarino.

My wife Cathie and I moved from Montgomery a year and a half ago and we really love living in Dothan and have recently moved into a new house here and I plan to end my radio career in the Wiregrass. While here in Dothan I have renewed friendships with Jimmy Dean, Wilbur Walton Jr. and Buddy Buie and I can tell you this has meant a lot to me.

My career began from 1961 to 1978 at the Big Bam in Montgomery, later I went into sales with Colonial Broadcasting and because the owner of the stations enjoyed oldies so much he hired me to do an all request oldies show on Saturday nights on an AC station Mix 103.3. In 1998 I became the manager of Cool 104.3 an all oldies station in Montgomery and did a Saturday night all request revival of Hubcap Classics. I kept a list from 1995 to 2002 on both of my oldies shows and Georgia Pines was the number four most requested song in a period of 7 years.


After two years with Cumulus Broadcasting I moved to Dothan January 2, 2005 and became the General sales manager of the Radio People and things are going great here.

On Saturday night July 1 I will MC the class reunion of the Class of 1966 at Robert E Lee High School in Montgomery and for the first time since the BIG BAM Spring Spectacular of 1968 another great band from the Montgomery area THE ROCKIN' GILBRALTARS with all the original members will perform. This band was put together and practiced at the BIG BAM studios back in 1965 and I was their first manager.



God has really blessed me over the years and maybe after this email I will hear from many of the old band members, friends, and former listeners I have had the pleasure to know my last 47 years in broadcasting.



ROCK ON AND ALWAYS KEEP IT COOL””””



Bill J. Moody


THE ROCKIN' GIBRALTARS Cuttin' up the juice and cutting the damn thang loose at THE FARM CENTER in Dothan.
l to r, Ed Sanford[keyboards], Ronnie Monroe[horns], Sonny Grier[lead singer], Bobby Dupree[drums], Keith Brewer[bass], Rusty Crumpton[guitar]

FROM JAMES HODGES:
Personally, I liked the RGs. I remember seeing them at one of the Dothan Rec Center Summer Dances about a hundred or so years ago - I know it was the sixties,but cannot remember the year. A drunken pretty blonde girl showing her ass after a cover of a Major Lance song yelled out "Well get down on your knees!" and the RG lead singer (Sonny Grier?) immediately said "Well honey, take off your clothes."
I saw the Rubber Band a couple of times and also liked them, but the RGs had more soul.
http://heybabydays.com/photos_73.htm
I saw Heart at one of the Big Bam Shows at Garrett Coliseum. I remember that they announced that their set was being filmed for a movie about Alabama. I wonder if that exists somewhere.





From: Rusty Crumpton
Sent : Saturday, August 6, 2005 5:12 AM
To : "robert register"

Subject : Bill J. & the "moody-go-round"

Hey Roberto,

Here's a little ditty about my first meeting with the AM Radio Legend, Bill J.

Where : Bill J.'s pad @ the Patio Club Apts., Mungumry, Al

When : Summertime '65 (as near as anybody could tell)

What : Bill J.'s 1st venture into band management

As I walked around the swimming pool, filled with unopened beer cans, I was "runned over" by 2 dudes from the Auburn Lambda Chi house. I barely held on to my guitar case as they dove into the pool. There they were, in the deep end, popping the tops (or using a church-key ?) & sucking down 2 Buds before they came up for air.

At that moment, I knew this was something special.

A few weeks earlier, Ed Sanford invited me to audition with a new group called the Rock of Gibraltar or Rocky Gibraltar or something like that (I told my mom it was a gospel group...not total lie nor the truth, but hey, that's rock & roll). Now Ed was a well known exaggerator, but I believed him when he said that the in-famous Bill J. of WBAM was gonna manage the group, but first we had to do an audition/party at his place.

Well we auditioned for 4 or 5 hours, before his neighbors threatened to call the police.Now somehow, during the 3rd or 4th hour, I looked up & noticed someone was playing my old Gretch guitar. I looked around & didn't recognize anybody playin' our instruments, but they were doing a pretty good "Louie, Louie". I then looked around the floors of the dark apt.& saw the real RG's "making out" with some chicks. I was little worried that these other guys might get our gig, so I hopped up & grabbed my Gretch & tried to play on the 4 remaining out-of-tune strings. Thank goodness that was the last song of the night.

Now, even though Bill J. (& everybody else) was a little tipsy, he announced that we passed the audition & he invited us to come out to the Big BAM studio to rehearse & meet the Mr. Brennen, the Big Boss Man of WBAM.

When I think back to those days, I realize how fortunate we were. Bill J. & Mr. Brennen were what Mama called "good people". Over next few years they led us to Muscle Shoals & Fame Studios...they played our songs on the radio ...they let us play in at least 4 or 5 Big Bam shows...we can't thank them enough.
I think I can speak for the rest of the RG's by saying, Bill J., you da man!!!!!
Sincerely,
Hoot Stang

FROM BOBBY DUPREE
On August 22, 1967, we recorded four songs at Cosmos Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana, produced by Marshall Seahorn and Allen Toussaint. The songs were Shake Sherry Shake, a cover version originally recorded by the Contours, It’s a Wonder, a Sam and Dave song & Soothe My Soul (an original), and Get Out My Life Woman, a cover version originally recorded by Lee Dorsey.

The session was done in a few hours, and the tracks were some of the best sounding ones we’d done to that point. Cosmos Studio was up on the second floor of an old warehouse downtown New Orleans. We had to bring the equipment up an old freight elevator that was driven by a huge canvas belt. We signed contracts with Marshall Seahorn at his and Allen’s office. Some months went by, and we started wondering if the songs were going to be released. Marshall would never return our phone calls.

We played the Big Bam Winter show and were joined by our old friends The Rubber Band. They originally were named the Magnificent 7, and after they got the recording contract with Columbia, they had to change names. You see, Columbia had just done this movie called “The Magnificent 7” and the execs at Columbia didn’t want a movie with the same name as a band. So Wyker called us and asked if we wanted to sell our name. We of course told him no, and so he had this idea to name his band “The Herald Angels” and said that the first album released was to be titled Hark !”The Herald Angels Sing. “After that, they changed the name of the band to “The Rubber Band”.

Anyhow, they had a great song out called Let Love Come Between Us and it was on the WBAM charts. James and Bobby Purify later covered the song. They had just come back from New York and they all had bought these really cool Paul Revere and the Raider boots, leather vests, etc. We knew they were going to try to out-do us at the BAM show, so we decided to come up with the most outrageous outfit that we could. We went down to Weil’s, the local clothing store in town that carried the “hippest” threads around. We found these lime green pants, black shirts with iridescent flowers, white suspenders, and bright orange suede slip on Johnson-Murphy shoes. We cut the pants off and made them into shorts, and bought knee-high thin black silk socks to wear with them. We kept the outfits hidden until we were to go on stage. When the Rubber Band saw them, they knew we’d outdone them. We actually looked like a bunch of Bavarian yodelers. The Rubber Band broke up a short time after this show.

In the spring of 1968, we played the Big Bam Spring show in Montgomery and were seen by a producer from Hollywood named Bob Hinkle. Bob was producing a medical documentary in Alabama, and also was a promoter for Evil Kneival and Chill Wills. He wanted us to sign a management contract with him, but we were still under contract with Marshall and Allen. We finally contacted a lawyer who sent them a letter of our intent to be released from their contract. The songs we did at Cosmos were never released, and we forfeited all rights to the songs (5/68) in order to sign a management contract with Bob Hinkle.

Bob wanted us out in Los Angeles so that we could play some local gigs and get exposure there. We needed some songs he could take out there and shop for us a record deal. Sonny Grier, our lead singer, was married by then, and decided that he didn’t want to make the move. We were all saddened by his decision and felt a bit let down. Here we were, signed to a contract with a Hollywood producer and we had no lead singer.We called Wyker and found out that Johnny Townsend had just gone out to L.A. and was staying with Greg and Duane Allman, who had a group called The Hour Glass. We called Johnny, and made arrangements for him to fly back to Alabama so we could rehearse.

Bob got him signed to a contract, and we started writing and rehearsing so we could cut some demos. Bob took us to Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama and we recorded The Train, and Heartbeat in June 1968, engineered by Jimmy Johnson. These were the first demos recorded as the band Heart, with Johnny Townsend on vocals. Bob went back to California and contracted with Warner Brothers to sign us. The contract with Warner Brothers necessitated us moving out to California. We later cut The Train, and Heartbeat in L.A. and they were released on Warner 7/Reprise records.


“I saw the Candymen at the Montgomery Municipal Auditorium not long after they had returned from England. We’d seen them at a WBAM show backing up Roy Orbison and they were great then. Keith, Rusty and I went down to see them on the recommendation of Bill J. Moody, our manager and D-Jay at WBAM radio station. I remember them doing a song by the Beatles. By that time everyone was becoming big fans of the Beatles and had been listening to their records. They started playing that Beatles’ song and I know my jaw dropped to the floor because they sounded exactly like the record.”
quote from Bobby Dupree from THE HEY BABY DAYS OF BEACH MUSIC by Greg Haynes http://heybabydays.com

Recollections from a Columbus, Georgia native:
I recall that even though Columbus had some great radio people, many people liked the fact that BIG BAM in Montgomery, who came in clearly, didn't play many commercials. There was Paul Simpkins in the morning, Dixie Hatfield, Bill J. Moody and a man named Chic. At 5pm they had a half hour of oldies called Dan's Dusty Discs with Dan Brennan. Many times they would not say anything in between songs, they would just play a recording of that big cannon shot, their big BAM. WBAM won't be forgotten by many who could hear it all the way down to Panama City where many of the guys and gals would dance to what they called PC music at The Hangout and other places. PC music was stuff like Jimmy Reed's "You Got Me Dizzy", Lightnin' Hopkins "Mojo Hand" and "Boom Boom" by John Lee Hooker. http://www.angelfire.com/weird2/georgia/page6.html

Thursday, June 22, 2006

Hey Y'all:
Muchas a mi amigo Jaime Dean de Dotan para allowing me to put his photos on the Web.

Fred Guarino,drummer for The James Gang '64-'67, laid down the beat for the greatest band I ever saw during my high school years.

Our prayers go out to his family and friends.

As I placed these photos on the Web, I listened to Georgia Pines (Buie-Adkins), Baby Take Me Back (Buie-Adkins), For a Little of Your Sunshine (Buie-Adkins) and Right String, Baby, But the Wrong YoYo (Perryman).

After all these years, still stronger than acid or "you know what"!

Even though I never knew Fred personally, he laid down the licks for the soundtrack of my years at Dothan High. To say the least, they were some of the best years of my life and how wonderful to have grown up in a town that produced the talent exemplified by Fred and The James Gang. Every day I live, those memories of the Rec Center and the Old Dutch become more precious to me.

"OH,
HOW
I WANT TO GO BACK
TO MY GEORGIA PINES"

As I contemplate the mystery of Fred's experience, I recall the quote from Seneca:

"... the day which we fear as our last is but the birthday of eternity."



Thanks guys!

Johnny, Jimmy, Bubba, Buddy and Wilbur:

Let us hear your story!!!!

We want to honor and cherish what you accomplished while us Dothan Tigers grew up in the Sixties.

BACK IN DEM DAYS, WE GOT SOME SAND IN OUR SHOES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

To Fred & John Rainey: We say a prayer, we honor your memory and we raise a toast to you & your family!

How lucky we were to be entertained by such talent EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT while we were TEENAGERS!





THE REC CENTER

The James Gang:
James Latham, Fred Guarino, Jimmy Dean, Wilbur Walton Jr., Johnny Mulkey









map by Dothan's Chuck Bryan



Jimmy Dean, Fred Guarino, Johnny Mulkey, Bubba Lathem, Wilbur Walton Jr.

'65 Homecoming Parade at BAMA


James Lathem, Jimmy Dean, Wilbur Walton Jr., Fred Guarino, Johnny Mulkey



Fred Guarino's Wedding
James Lathem, Jimmy Dean, Fred Guarino, John Rainey Adkins, Wilbur Walton Jr.
2004 JAMES GANG REUNION
Wilbur Walton Jr., Buddy Buie, James Lathem, Paul Cochran, Jimmy Dean, Fred Guarino


2005 DOTHAN MAGAZINE RECEPTION FOR THE BUDDY BUIE COVER STORY
Jimmy Dean,Buddy Buie, Bill J. Moody, Wilbur Walton Jr.

Tuesday, June 20, 2006

God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change,
the courage to change the things I can,
& the wisdom to know the difference.
Living one day at a time...
Enjoying one moment at a time....
Accepting hardship as a pathway to peace.
Taking as Jesus did
this sinful world for what it is,
not as I would have it.
Knowing that You will make all things right
if I surrender to your will
that I may be happy in this life
& supremely happy with You in the next!

YOU ARE LOVE!!!!

Sunday, June 18, 2006

Hey y'all:
A sad task has come to me.
I must tell all y'all that Fred Guarino, drummer for Wilbur Walton Jr. & The James Gang from '64 to '67 passed away this morning in Birmingham. Jimmy Dean, the bass player for The James Gang just emailed me the sad news. Here's his email:


Hey Roberto----I am sad to pass along the news that Fred Guarino, our drummer in the James Gang, passed away this morning in Birmingham. He had been ill for a couple of years. Please keep his wife Gloria and their three children in your minds and prayers.
Jimmy Dean


If you have questions, email me and let you know what I know.

Fortunately, a lot of people in "CUBA, ALABAMA" remembered Fred over the past year so I'm gonna share the archives with the crowd.

Best,
RR



THE JAMES GANG
photo courtesy of http://paulcochran.com
left to right:Bubba Lathem, Jimmy Dean, Wilbur Walton,Jr., Fred Guarino, Johnny Mulkey


This comes from the Dothan Magazine article about Buddy Buie:


In addition to promoting The Webs, Buddy also helped put together The James Gang with Wilbur Walton, Jr., whose original members included Jimmy Dean, James Lathem, Fred Guarino and Johnny Mulkey.

Buddy says, "Wilbur Walton was another great talent that I was lucky enough to work with. I am shocked that I can go all over the country and people can still remember 'Georgia Pines' (one of his first recorded songs, co-written by the late John Rainey Adkins). It didn't sell a lot of records, but it was a big hit in the South."





Hey, Roberto. Here's an old photo that was on my wife's computer that I thought you might be interested in having. It's a picture of the James Gang in one of our more sober moments, obviously. That is me in the lower left corner, most certainly holding a Bud which you can't see. That is Fred Guarino, our drummer, holding a cheap picture he removed from the wall of this motel, wherever it was. Under him is Johnny Mulkey, guitarist, Bubba Lathem (piano player) pretending to talk on the phone, and that is Wilbur Jr holding a lamp on his head. Yes, a lamp on his head. As you can see, our primary interest from the beginning was elevating the standards of Southern Rock and Roll. Well, that and rendering motel rooms unoccupiable for some time after we went to the next town. Don't give Holiday Inn, Inc., my address.
Jimmy Dean




Date:Tue, 24 May 2005
22:44:59 EDT
Subject:Re: Billy Joe @ "THE DIRTY BIRD" on June 17
To:robertoreg2003@yahoo.com
Hey Robert Nix! Well, heck, I may not remember exactly who tossed who, but I got some great pictures of the well-soaked Fred Guarino, you, and Buie. Plus one of Cochran after we knocked him out cold. I was too busy drinking cold beer and eating take-out fried chicken to keep track of the details. Sheesh---I was really hoping you wouldn't remember about your house in Jax that time. I'm pretty sure that was John Rainey's and Wilbur's fault. And Fred's and Bubba's.
And the rest of the Candymen who showed up mid week.
And also those weird girls who kept hanging around.
Not to mention Buie and Cochran who showed up that weekend.
I think I was too busy drinking cold beer and eating bologna sandwiches filched out of your refrigerator to have done any real damage myself.
Take care of yourself, Dude, and tell the ol' Ox I said hello.
I've truly missed seeing both of you guys over the years.
If you get down Dothan way, give me a call, and we'll----
well, hell, we'll get some cold beer and KFC!
Our old buddy Billy Joe Royal will be in town June 17;
if yall ain't booked head on down. Buie's gonna be in Canada that week and
Justo will be in New York practicing his golf game, so I need some help heckling Billy Joe.
Roberto Register: the tickets are $15.00 each, first show starting at 8 PM I think. I see you found a web site for them; I usually buy them at The Barn, a retail outlet that always seems to sell their tickets. If any of yall make it down, give me a call ahead of time or be sure to look me up once you get there.
I'll be the one drinking cold beer and eating----well, you know........
Jimmy Dean
"robert register"
Subject:Re: Clearwater Photos from '65
Date:Tue, 24 May 2005 16:47:00 -0500
JIMMY DEAN , YOU ARE PROBABLY ONE OF THE BEST BASS PLAYERS IN THE WORLD, BUT I'M A LITTLE WORRIED ABOUT YOUR MEMORY CELLS. I THREW THAT FAT BULLY, BUDDY BUIE, IN THE POOL, BECAUSE HE WAS PICKING ON BUBBA. EVERYTIME SOMEBODY TALKS ABOUT THE JAMES GANG I TELL THEM ABOUT THE REAL JAMES GANG. THE ONES THAT RUINED MY HOUSE IN JACKSONVILLE WHEN I BOOKED Y'ALL AT THE COMIC BOOK CLUB. THAT OPENS UP A WHOLE NEW CHAPTER ON INSANE EARLY SOUTHERN ROCK'N' ROLLERS!!! LATER GATOR. ROBERT NIX, THE CANDYMEN. THE ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION, AND NOW 'DEEP SOUTH. P.S. DON'T YOU LENT HEAD SOUTH ALABAMA BOYS BE LEADING MY GOOD FRIEND, ROBERTO REGISTER ASTRAY!!!!!!!! WE WANT THE TRUTH AND NUTHIN' BUT THE TRUTH!!! I LOVE AND MISS YOU JIMMY,
ROBERT!!!!!!
Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005
9:20 AM
Subject: Clearwater Photos from '65
Robert---
Tell El Nixo I have a great photo of him taken in Clearwater, Fla, about 1965. I think he had come over from Jax to interview with Buddy Buie for the Candymen job. Buddy was with us (the James Gang) while we were playing Clearwater Beach. While visiting us and Paul Cochran at the motel, we baptized him and Buie both by throwing them into the pool. Buddy and I had just gone in together to buy a new-fangled Polaroid portable instant camera (which I quickly managed total ownership of) so I snapped pictures every time we karate-chopped Paul into unconsciousness or tossed somebody into the pool. They had to rope our rooms off after we left to clear out the hundreds of fried chicken boxes stacked around the room, but I don't like to talk about that.
Jimmy Dean



& WE SALUTE ONE MORE DOTHAN MUSIC LEGEND, FRED GUARINO

From:
"Hodges James"

Subject:
Re: KA$H REGISTER beezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz Calling In Favors!
To:
"robert register"

Roberto,
No disrespect to Bear or the Bama fans in that
graveyard, but I think I would have found a large
gravestone and hoped the the occupant was an Auburn
fan.
Jim

Hey y'all:

Please help me get the word out about the song called THE DAY BEAR BRYANT DIED.

Here's the link to the sample that you can forward to your friends http://www.daybeardied.com/daybeardied.mp3

& also tell them to check out our site at http://myspace.com/paulbearbryant

The link to the sample may be found in the blog section of the profile page as well as in the blog of the profile page of http://myspace.com/robertoreg

This thing has really taken off. We now have 343 friends (links) posted on our site all of whom we can instant message. According to myspace, our site has been viewed over 1000 times.

Not bad for June startup.

Best,
RR http://robertoreg.blogspot.com
http://snakedoctor.blogspot.com


From :
debbieO
Sent :
Wednesday, June 14, 2006 2:18 PM
To :
"robert"
Subject :
Bear

Robert,
Here's a funny story...you can't make this stuff up!

My aunt & uncle used to go to every Bama game...I can remember going with them as a small child, as well as a grown-up. My uncle thought Coach Bryant was the Messiah...as we all did! Soon after Bear died, my aunt & uncle had been to a game, where they had enjoyed several pre & post game beers. Before leaving Birmingham, my uncle insisted on visiting Bear's grave. My aunt was against it cause it was late afternoon & she had to pee real bad, due to the aforementioned beers. Well, they go to the cemetary & ride around looking for the grave. It's getting dusk & my aunt still has to pee. They finally find his grave & my uncle paid his respects, probably by popping another top. They get to the exit only to find it closed & LOCKED!! My aunt still has to pee. Panic sets in...no way out! They spot some lights from the caretaker's house FAR away, so my uncle parks the car & walks to the house. My aunt still has to pee. FINALLY, the caretaker comes and unlocks the gate & they leave to find a restroom. After my aunt got to pee, the whole thing became very funny to them & they laughed all the way home. It was shortly after this escapade that they bought their first motor home...equipped, of course, with a BATHROOM!!!!!!!

Deb
P.S. It's fun to have eccentric relatives.....



From:
"Hodges James"
Subject:
Rockin Rodney
To:
"robert register"

Robert,
This record by Rodney is for sale on E-Bay:
I think it is from 1964 .... Maybe between Rodney &
The Mystics and Candymen??????
Justo, Rodney: Miss Brown / Tell Her That You Care
(Rockabilly)
Label: Sound Stage 7 2531
Format: 7in
Condition: VG- See Grading Definitions Below
Category: Rockabilly
Comments: 196?,wlp See Grading Abbreviations Below
Price: $13
Item number: 4885263981
price: US $13.00
Shipping costs: US $3.50 (discount available)
US Postal Service First Class Mail® (more services)
Ships to: Worldwide
Item location: Chicago, IL, United States
Seller Item Number: 2192145
JUSTO, RODNEY
Miss Brown / Tell Her That You Care
(Rockabilly, 7in Vinyl)




From:
"JM Dobies"
Subject:
Rodney the Rocker, Doo-Wang and More on the Latest FRA!
To:
"robert register"

Ka$h:

I think you'll enjoy the latest edition of Florida Rocks Again! (#16: "The 'I' Decade") -- It's got great vocaizin' by Rodney Justo on the Candymen's "I'll Never Forget" (dig that Beatlesque bridge!) as well as a couple of fine Duane Allman performances.

Hope ya digs it!
J.M. Dobies Producer Florida Rocks Again! Industrious Communications Inc. P.O. Box 1975 St. Augustine, FL 32085 http://www.floridarocksagain.com/


Subject:

Florida Rocks Again!: The "I" Decade
To:
mal@floridarocksagain.com

FLORIDA ROCKS AGAIN! #16: The "I" Decade

Host Mal Thursday brings you the latest installment of Florida Rocks Again! (now available at http://www.floridarocksagain.garagepunk.com/) featuring a heapin’ helpin’ of Florida-related ’60s era rock & roll songs, all with the word “I” in the title. This episode is a GaragePunk.com Podcast exclusive, and one of the most rocking yet. Special thanks to forum fiend Eargasm! for the Bash track. Produced by MalThursday and JeffMiami in living monophonic sound.



From:
"Hodges James"

Subject:
Re: Rockin Rodney
To:
"robert register"

Hey Robert,
Two more on E-bay from James Gang. They're each $7.50.
Be a great addition to someone's collection .... I
have them both. Both auctions end June 19, Monday
afternoon.
Too bad Wilbur & Jimmy don't get royalties from the
re-sales. Wilbur's "24 Hours" sells for about $40 in
Europe. The guy selling "Satin and Lace" says that Joe
Walsh was once in the band. Oh well, at least he
recognizes it as great music.
The James Gang-Satin And Lace/The Right String But The
Wrong Yo-Yo
E-Bay Item number: 100501614124
JAMES GANG -Ladies Man on Ascot debut 45 from 1966 M-
E-Bay Item number: 100501700865
Later,
Jim
-
-- robert register <http://us.f606.mail.yahoo.com/ym/Compose?To=robertoreg2003@yahoo.com&amp;amp;YY=23004&order=down&sort=date&pos=0&view=a&head=b> wrote:
> James:
>
> Thanks for the notice on the Justo record on ebay.
> I'm forwarding it to Rodney with this message but
> he's up in New York now for the U.S. Open.
>
> Check out the BAMA BABES in the My Friends section
> of our myspace.com site.
> http://myspace.com/paulbearbryant
>
> In my Friday, June 9 email I said we had over 40
> friends. Less than a week later we have about 220
> friends and many of those friends are HOT, HOT,
> HOTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!
>
>
> BEST,
> rr http://robertoreg.blogspot.com/


Robert,
Yessir!!!! Hotter than a 4-balled tom cat!
Bob


Playlist for FLORIDA ROCKS AGAIN! # 16: THE "I" DECADE http://www.floridarocksagain.garagepunk.com/

ILLUSIONS - I Know
LEAVES OF GRASS - Tell Me, I Know Different
TASMANIANS - I Can’t Explain This Feeling
PAINTED FACES - I Can’t Wait
BEAVER PATROL - I Can’t Quit
ROVIN’ FLAMES - I Can’t
WE THE PEOPLE - When I Arrive
RARE BREED - I Talk to the Sun
ANN-MARGARET - I Just Don’t Understand
EVIL - I’m Movin’ On
BIRDWATCHERS - I Have No Worried Mind
TWELFTH NIGHT - I Don’t Believe You
TROPICS - I Want More
STEVE ALAIMO - I’ve Got It
FLORIDA DEEP SIX - I Don’t Wanna Cry
FRED NEIL - That’s The Bag I’m In
CANDYMEN - I’ll Never Forget
PIGEONS - I Who Have Nothing

JAMES & BOBBY PURIFY - I Take What I Want [formerly known as THE DOTHAN SEXTET]

HOUR GLASS - I Still Want Your Love
JOHNNY JENKINS - I Walk on Gilded Splinters (edit)
BASH - I’ll Do My Bit and Fade Away


To:
"robert register"
From:
Buddy Buie
Subject:
internet
Date:
Sat, 17 Jun 2006 13:18:46 -0500

RR,
I want you to know how impressed I am with your internet promotion of
our project.
I had no idea how much you could do with this tool. Thanks for showing
me and
keep it up.
I'm proud of you and value your contributions.
BB
by the way , your cds will be mailed first thing Monday



Date:
Sun, 18 Jun 2006 12:36:16 -0500
From:


"Harrison Parrish" http://moviegallery.com

To:
"robert register" robertoreg2003@yahoo.com

You may know this..



Great story…
thanks..
H



Bear's Gift To a Rival
Son of TCU player paralyzed against UA in '74 is granted Bryant Scholarship


Sunday, June 11, 2006
RAY MELICK
News staff writer

http://www.al.com/printer/printer.ssf?/base/sports/115001733126020.xml&coll=2&thispage=1


From:




"Lance Miccio" http://happytrailersCD.com

Subject:
Re: Rockin Rodney
To:
"robert register"

Taylor Hicks gets the big $$$$$$$$ courtesy of Ford ,
atta boy !
LM

Ford Signs American Idol Winner Taylor Hicks To Star in National Advertising*

American Idol winner Taylor Hicks will perform the song "Possibilities" in a new commercial to promote Ford's "Drive on Us" year-end sales event. *

"Drive on Us" includes zero percent financing on nearly all 2006 models, plus customers pay $0 for gas, E-85 or diesel through the end of the year. *

Ford has been a proud sponsor of American Idol since 2002.