Brian Wilson Belterra October 7

Mike Nesmith's mother invented liquid paper. Nesmith also won the first Grammy "Video of the Year" for 1981's "Elephant Parts". Mickey Dolenz was almost cast to play Fonzie. He didn't get the part because he was much taller than the rest of the cast.

Mainstreet Still The Same Beautiful Loser Night Moves Sunspot Baby

Chiefs fans beg to differ...

"South Of Cincinnati"-Dwight Yoakam "Miss Emily's Picture"-John Conlee "The End Of The World"-Skeeter Davis "Old Dogs, Children, And Watermelon Wine"-Tom T. Hall "Between An Old Memory And Me"-Keith Whitley

Bill Monroe Loretta Lynn Everly Brothers Dwight Yoakam

Otis Redding 's "Try A Little Tenderness" was written in 1932 and recorded by several artists including Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra.

Someone put that man in the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame. We can't even begin to comprehend how many recordings he played on in the 1960's.

I'm sure a decision will be made soon. Regional play starts in 5 months.

And Thom constantly talks. We are watching the game. No need for incessant blather.

Thom goes on and on about some negative play that happened 5 innings ago. Plus it's not the fair pole. What makes him think he can change lingo that has been around over a hundred years. Absolutely dreadful.

Since I don't listen to the games much anymore hopefully Thom gets the gig...

Which means some teams stick around an extra day or so.

After one day 8 teams would be eliminated. Another 8 after the second day.

The Flintstones Looney Tunes Scooby Doo Johnny Quest Underdog

Jim Brown is the greatest football player of all time and the greatest lacrosse player of all time. As a sophomore at Syracuse he averaged 15 ppg and followed that up with 11 ppg for the basketball team. In 1955 he finished 5th in National Championship Decathlon. Wilt's basketball prowess needs no explanation. He was also a track star and won the Big 8 high jump three consecutive years. My case is rested.

The top two should be Jim Brown and Wilt Chamberlain...

As a very young lad in the 60's I remember always watching Concentration with host Hugh Downs and Jeopardy with host Art Fleming and announcer Don Pardo. A couple of others I remember were You Don't Say with Tom Kennedy and Supermarket Sweep.

Minutes To Memories-John Mellencamp It Only Takes A Minute-Tavares Did It In A Minute-Hall & Oates Last Night When We Were Young-Frank Sinatra The September Of My Years-Frank Sinatra Once Upon A Time-Frank Sinatra In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning-Frank Sinatra By The Time I Get To Phoenix-Glen Campbell Quarter To Three-Gary US Bonds Rockin' And Reelin'-Chuck Berry

Gallatin is the prohibitive favorite to win the 31st, just as they were last season. The Wildcats weren't considered a serious contender last year, but were one possession away from making it to the regional finals.

Grew up watching Ara on ND Sunday morning highlights with Lindsay Nelson and Paul Hornung.

"Annie's Song"-John Denver "Oh, Carol"-Neil Sedaka "Donna"-Richie Valens "Suite:Judy Blue Eyes"-Crosby, Stills, and Nash "Rosanna"-Toto

No. The Beach Boys featured the greatest genius in Rock And Roll history.

Jewel Kilcher