80s

I love me some Tina Turner!  This song came out when I was a Senior in high school, and it takes me back to good times.

At age 68, she is still rockin’…I want to see her live so bad…and if I ever do, I hope she sets us straight like only Ms. Turner can with this one…

I got exposed to Phil Keaggy back in the 80s. He released a CD called Phil Keaggy and Sunday's Child which was a rockin', late-Beatles feel to it.

If you’re thinking of going Galt next year, it wouldn’t hurt to start finding something to do with all that down time now. After all, it’s damn near impossible to be completely unproductive, and it’s going to take some planning.

I think I’ve found one outlet.

Ken Whitehouse reports that FCC Commissioner Deborah Tate is looking for an appointment to either the office of Secretary of State or State Treasurer:

If this wasn’t so tears-streaming-down-my-face funny — seriously, I think he’s using a $10 Casio keyboard from the Dollar General store — I’d drive up to Louisville and kick some Hollywood Ron into next week for busting my 80s groove…for LIFE.

Enjoy!

I was decompressing this afternoon by having myself a little 80s music fest complete with tunes by Toto, Mr. Mister, Phil Collins, Journey, etc.  All the while, I was surfing on my laptop, and of course Twittering, when I mentioned Daryl Hall.

I can remember growing up in Texas in the late 70s and 80s when it was undergoing a shocking transformation as old populist Democrats (epitomized by the great Ralph Yarborough) were being replaced with a coalition--flush with new GOP money--of suburban Republicans and yellow-dog Dems who were threatened by, among other things, immigra

It isn't often a pop music band combines a fondness for 80s horror movies (like "The Evil Dead") with the bliss of a first romance ... is it?

From Mi2N, the Music Industry News Network comes this release. Wondering how it was determined?

Linking Barack Obama to Ayers-Dohrn and their 60s radical violence will have as much effect on the 2008 election as BillClinton’s ties to radical leftists at Georgetown and Oxford had in 1992.  In other words:  no effect at all.<