Every now and then...

Everyone needs to be

"STRIPPED"...

Of ALL Inhibitions!!!

The time has come! Here and now... let's shake things up a bit.

I have always been a great fan of her music.

(I couldn't resize the video, so pardon the running over in to the side links)

I could feel it from the start, Couldn't stand to be apart.
Something 'bout you caught my eye,
Something moved me deep inside!
I don't know what you did boy but you had it
And I've been hooked ever since.
I told my mother, my brother, my sister and my friends
I told the others, my lovers, both past and present tense.
That everytime I see you everything starts making sense.

Do your thang honey!

Ain't no other man, can stand up next to you
Ain't no other man on the planet does what you do
You're the kinda guy, a girl finds in a blue moon.
You got soul, you got class.
You got syle, you bad ass - oh yeah!
Ain't no other man its true - alright -
Aint no other man but you.

Never thought I'd be alright. No, no, no! Till you came and changed my life. yeah, yeah, yeah!
What was cloudy now is clear! Yeah, yeah! You're the light that I needed.
You got waht I want boy, and I want it! So keep on givin' it up!

Tell your mother, your brother, your sister, and your friends.
And the others, your lovers, better not be present tense.
Cause I want everyone to know that you are mine and no one else's!

Ain't no other man, can stand up next to you
Ain't no other man on the planet does what you do
You're the kinds guy, a girl finds in a blue moon.
You got soul, you got class.
You got syle, you bad ass - oh yeah!

Houston Rodeo - Final Day - ZZ TOP Rocked!!

Show Attendance History

Mexpsychan Fashion??? Porta's Cat seemed to think so... Being a "Mexpsychan" myself, I have to say "NO"! LMAO!!!

ZZ TOP

Finalé Performer Sunday,

March 18, 3:45 p.m.

RODEO HOUSTON™ performance Xtreme Bulls

RODEO HOUSTON appearances: 2002 – 2003, 2007
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame members since 2004
“That little ol’ band from Texas”
Billy Gibbons (guitar), Dusty Hill (bass), and Frank Beard (drums)
formed in 1969
inducted into the Houston Hall of Fame in 2006
named “Official Texas Heroes” by the Texas House of Representatives
Singles: “Gimme All Your Lovin’,” “Sharp Dressed Man,” “Legs,” “Cheap Sunglasses,” “Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers,” “La Grange”

(Sugar Cat, caught having a "moment" ofcourse the song that I went a bit wild on was "Pearl Necklace and Legs... go figure!!! Heh)

Pearl necklace

Shes really upset with me again,

I didnt give her what she likes.

I dont know what to tell her,

Dont know what to say.

Everything got funky last night.

She was really bombed,

And I was really blown away,

Until I asked her what she wanted,

And this is what she had to say:

A pearl necklace.

She wanna pearl necklace.

She wanna pearl necklace.

She gets a charge out of bein so weird,

Digs gettin downright strange.

But I can keep a handle on anything,

Just this side of deranged.

She was gettin bombed,

And I was gettin blown away,

And she held it in her hand

And this is what she had to say:

A pearl necklace.

She wanna pearl necklace.

She wanna pearl necklace.

Shes so cold, as pure as the driven slush.

And thats not jewelry shes talkinabout, [see notes]

It really dont cost that much.

She was gettin bombed,

And I was gettin blown away,

And she took it in her hand,

And this is what she had to say:

A pearl necklace.

She wanna pearl necklace.

She wanna pearl necklace.

iBreast

*This is for Porta's Cat, Catfish, Bushwack, Mushy and any other Music Lover, and (cough, cough) Breast Lover...!

*PC... Can I get some?? LMAO!!! I don't think I'd be complaining if I had you, up close to my boozums, even if it were to listen to a bit of some "Tom-Tom Club"!! LOL!!

New Product Announcement:

Apple Computers announced today that it has developed a computer chip that can store and play music in women's breast implants.The iBreast will cost between $499 and $599.

This is considered to be a major breakthrough, because women are always
complaining about men staring at their breasts and not listening to them.

More here:
Breast Implants and Bluetooth Technology
Musical Breast Implants
Breast implants may soon carry MP3 players!

Now you can definitely plan on being right where the kitten is!!! Thanks PC for the picture for this posting!

Todays Birthday - Jimmy Page

For New Years Eve, PC and I went to Fitzgerald’s to ring in the New Year, there were two separate bands performing that night,

Us and Them- the Pink Floyd Experience

and

Black Dog – A Tribute To Led Zeppelin.

So as you can see, the New Year was brought in Rockin’!! A total new experience for me and it was great! Awesome to say the least!!

New Years Eve brought me to realize that I'm a Led Zeppelin fan more than I ever gave thought to it. Ok, so, not so much more of a fan, but I remember the music on a clearer level than I do Pink Floyd. There were a few songs that I remembered (in my mind) as being classics from Pink Floyd, but the Led Zeppelin section was definitely something to take me back to my high school years. I know little of such Bands, I wasn’t your hardcore fan. I just grew up loving all types of music and if I could shake my A$$ to it, I liked it! LOL…

With all that being said, I thought I’d share today’s birthday.

Led Zeppelin, 1969, from left to right:

John Paul Jones, John Bonham

(Top),

Jimmy Page and Robert Plant

James Patrick "Jimmy" PageJames Patrick "Jimmy" Page, OBE (born January 9, 1944) is an English guitarist and producer. He was the founding member of English rock band Led Zeppelin. Prior to that Page was a member of The Yardbirds from late 1966 to 1968. Page began his career as a studio session guitarist. Page was born in the west London suburb of Heston, which today forms part of the London Borough of Hounslow. His father was an industrial personnel manager and his mother was a doctor's secretary. In 1952 they moved to Miles Road, Epsom. Jimmy Page first picked up the guitar when he was 12 years old, and although he took a few lessons in nearby Kingston, was largely self-taught. His early influences were rockabilly guitarists Scotty Moore and James Burton, who both played on recordings made by Elvis Presley, and Johnny Day, who played guitar for The Everly Brothers.

More here…