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"Walk don't run"  The Ventures as performed by an 8 years old Chicchi. Bob Bogle was a lead guitarist of the Ventures. I didn’t know his  name until today when I read that he  passed away this past Sunday.   He was  75 years old.  Listen to his music, I am sure that some of the (older)people around here would know him.  RIP, may God bless his soul.

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comment 77 iceberg date : 30/06/2009 time : 21.50 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

ee ee ee Expresso You must be a very good daddy for your kids for them to give you that kind compliment. If I had children, they will have to address me "sir" at all time

comment 76 expresso date : 30/06/2009 time : 18.20 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

ice, I wasn't talking about Bangkok or Thailand though there was definitely a connection there. ice, you are right, I have lived a more exciting, dangerous, ignorant, adventurous-filled life that you never did. Even our kids miss what we went through! My kids call me Doctor 4-Letter Word. I take it as a compliment!

comment 75 iceberg date : 29/06/2009 time : 06.16 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Expresso, I saw the movie Bangkok Dangerous. I wonder if the gangster in Thailand is really a rich people. Are your friends wealthy? But I believe some gangsters that work under the directive of the gray(at the airport), khaki, and green uniform people are doing very well.

comment 74 iceberg date : 29/06/2009 time : 06.05 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Alien, FYI : last week the local LAPD and the FBI arrested a Mexican man, who is a director of a non profit organization with its main purpose is preventing someone to join a gang. The reason for his arrest is that he is still an active memmber of the gang.

comment 73 expresso date : 23/06/2009 time : 00.15 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

I had friends in my teenage years. We swore an oath among the ten of us. I was the only one who finished high school and carried on. Some among the 10 of us had died, from drug, jumping off buildings, killed in gang war! I'm glad that among the 4 big families, 3 family heads were my blood brothers. I don't know if they are mafia or not but I'm glad that I'm often respected when I meet them.

comment 72 Alien date : 22/06/2009 time : 22.10 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/alien

I think that the gangs most heavily involved in drugs are the hispanic gangs, (mostly Mexican, now) followed by the black gangs, (Crypts and Bloods) and the biker gangs (Hell's Angels, Outlaws, etc.). The U. S. seems to be a breeding place for gangs now.

comment 71 iceberg date : 22/06/2009 time : 21.49 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Noonin, I am happy that you are satisfied

comment 70 iceberg date : 22/06/2009 time : 21.47 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Alien, I think that the Russian Mafia and the Aryan Nation are teaming up. It's so natural that they would join force. These mobsters make money from drug deals. I wonder if legalization of some drugs would help.

comment 69 noonin date : 22/06/2009 time : 19.06 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/noonin

Satisfaction

comment 68 Alien date : 22/06/2009 time : 12.37 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/alien

Ever since the "RICO" (Rackateer Influenced Crime Organization) has been instituted, the deck is stacked against the organized crime groups and the sentences are much more severe. That is why so many of them now testify against the other people in their organizations. It's either that or spend the rest of your life in prison. It should be noted that American prisons, while not as bad as some other countries, are alot worse than Guantanamo Bay. American prisons have alot of gang activity. Even if you are a Russian mafia in an American prison, I don't thing that Aryan Nation or the Bloods or Crypts are too impressed. Now you're in their territory.

comment 67 iceberg date : 22/06/2009 time : 11.07 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Alien, Vow, that is bad news. These Russian Mafia are much more crazier than the Italians, I think. I pray that the Federal government will not take it easy on these mobsters.

comment 66 Alien date : 22/06/2009 time : 10.10 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/alien

Comment 63, no, they are still there. They are a shadow of their former selves as so many have been thrown in jail for long stretches. I hear now that the Russian mob has grown in N. Y. but they still have to watch out for the Italian mafia families and the Irish mob (The Westies). No matter how many go to jail, there are those who would take their place as it is like "money for nothing". These people don't work hard. The bad side (for them) is that they are targeted pretty quickly by the government and their prison terms are usually pretty severe. A lot of them will die in prison.

comment 65 iceberg date : 22/06/2009 time : 06.29 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Khun Ian, thank you. That was truly an amazing experience. I guess, they didn‘t impressed you at all. But only if you could have gotten their autograph. The piece may have been sold for the price of your trip to the moon today. For me, I have never seen any of the Beatles in person. I hope to see Sir Paul’s concert someday. Incidentally, I saw “The Hound of Baskerville” two years ago. I borrowed the film from the village library. It is in B&W starred Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes. The movie was excellent. I wonder if that Rathbone Street may have been named in the honor of Basil Rathbone

comment 64 Ian date : 22/06/2009 time : 04.46 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Soho is a maze of small streets an alleyways, many of the studios where I worked were in Soho square. One time because I lived in Soho I was asked to take out for the evening a group of four young Scouse musicians down for a recording session, they were called the Beatles. So I set out showing them around the pubs and clubs, we got as far as the "Duke of York" (corner of Rathbone street) and discovered the their drummer "Ringo" had gone missing. I passed the word around but it was 2am before we found him, he had been enticed into a "clip joint". The Duke of York had a resident film star, a large Great Dane called "colonel" (perhaps because the pub owner was a retired major). This dog played the role of the hound in the 1959 production of "Hound of the Baskervilles" http://www.britmovie.co.uk/genres/horror/filmography/004.html This dog was huge, and had an appetite for beer, regulars knew to keep their hands on their beer, if you put the beer glass on the table he would amble past and with three gulps it would be empty. I used to sometimes take him over the park for exercise, forunately he was very well trained.

comment 63 iceberg date : 22/06/2009 time : 00.46 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Alien, I thought that the Gambino family is forever gone from a street of NY. It is kind of sad that Steven Segal would get involve with a bad guy when he has so much already just making his movies. I wonder if what he did was just looking for a plot in his next movie

comment 62 iceberg date : 22/06/2009 time : 00.44 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Khun Ian, thank you very much. That was an incredible encounter. Good story like this I could only get to hear it from a senior citizen. I don’t mean to say that you are very old he he he.. Thus, I have read from somewhere that Mick Jagger is truly a stingy person. His trying to get a free smoke from the others just proved to me that what is said and what you said about him is true. But I wonder what keeps this man looking nice and trim. His hair is black, long, and flowing just like a teenage boy. If I have to make a guess, it has to be that good quality marijuana from Mendocino county of California

comment 61 Alien date : 21/06/2009 time : 23.10 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/alien

Comment 44 - Steven Segal did have some problems with the mafia in N. Y. Apparently they were shaking him down for money under the threat of bodily harm. It would be extremely unlikely for them to be able to do this unless he ran into them through gambling or some other vice. They rarly ever mess with law abiding people in the U. S. This is because in the U. S., the law abiding person will usually go to the police and the mobster ends up in jail for a long time.

comment 60 Ian date : 21/06/2009 time : 23.06 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Iceberg, 45. Now that Noonin can be ignored perhaps a tale of Mick Jagger might be of interest. I first met him as a 19 year old weekender. A weekender was what we called someone who didn't actually live in Soho but spent his weekends there. He usually hung out at a pub called the"one tun" but was usually called "Finches". He was a bit of a parasite would spend the evening with a pint of beer and try to bum smokes off the regulars. He carried a guitar as a visual prop but could not play it. One one occassion he and a West Indian friend tried to gate crash one of my parties I slammed the door in his face just as he was stepping forward, it reshaped his nose I doubt if he remembers me, although when he looks in the mirror he might have a dim memory.

comment 59 noonin date : 21/06/2009 time : 21.55 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/noonin

And I ignore you.

comment 58 Ian date : 21/06/2009 time : 21.50 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Noonin,56. You don't win, people just get bored and ignore you, as I will do from now on.

comment 57 noonin date : 21/06/2009 time : 21.15 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/noonin

Name dropping does not impress me. Commet 31

comment 56 noonin date : 21/06/2009 time : 21.06 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/noonin

I like arguments. I usually win!

comment 55 Ian date : 21/06/2009 time : 20.38 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Noonin,53, You wish me, nay order me, to shut up? Are you aware of who started this? Please refer to your comment 31. If you don't like arguments why make snide comments?

comment 54 noonin date : 21/06/2009 time : 20.35 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/noonin

. Even though he will forever live here as a second class citizen Where do you intend to stay, Ian?

comment 53 noonin date : 21/06/2009 time : 20.25 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/noonin

Ian , shut up.

comment 52 noonin date : 21/06/2009 time : 20.17 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/noonin

So you thinkl I am like a second class person. I was in England; so were you!

comment 51 noonin date : 21/06/2009 time : 19.57 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/noonin

I am not a second class citizen. I am not a citizen. I am myself, I do not need backers. If I should need them., then many a name I can drop.

comment 50 noonin date : 21/06/2009 time : 19.50 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/noonin

Comment 49 Thank you.

comment 49 Ian date : 21/06/2009 time : 17.45 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

I see Noonin has turned into an Ian knocker, rather to be expected from someone who has expressed a wish to surrender his heritage and become a Thai. Even though he will forever live here as a second class citizen. I feel sorry for him living in his delusional existence, no wonder he drinks so much alcohol. I may send you an email Iceberg, so as to avoid further outpourings of scorn from a person who is no longer British but will never be Thai.

comment 48 noonin date : 21/06/2009 time : 15.23 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/noonin

Oh my GOD, Clapton played at the Marquee in Soho when he was in the Yardbirds, Clapton is God was a slogan then, perhaps Ian is the second coming!

comment 47 noonin date : 21/06/2009 time : 14.45 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/noonin

Comment 46 Ian is GOD. HE has already posted. It is rather along post. GOD is confused! I knew ... but that would be telling. I am content to have Known GOD.

comment 46 iceberg date : 21/06/2009 time : 12.21 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Alien, I am name dropping of your name already today. True! I am not joking. I said I know this guy Alien, he spends his time defending God!

comment 45 iceberg date : 21/06/2009 time : 12.19 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Khun Ian, it would be interesting if you will write about some of those guys that you knew before they became famous. But hopefully you picked a person that we have heard of his talents. For example, people like Jimmy Shand that HappyJack enjoys listening to would be too oldies for anyone around here

comment 44 iceberg date : 21/06/2009 time : 12.17 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Expresso, I like Steven Segal. He never get defeated in a fist fight with the bad guys. Thus his hair do is always perfect even after a half an hour hand to hand combat. And I think when Steven talks about Thailand, he would probably mention to his friend about the meeting he had with you What about this rape allegation when he was in Bangkok? Is it a fiction?

comment 43 Ian date : 21/06/2009 time : 04.36 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Gee thanks, I can now tell people I know an alien, a real alien

comment 42 Alien date : 21/06/2009 time : 03.48 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/alien

If some of you feel a need to name drop, I guess (reluctantly) you could tell people you know me. (SIGH). Keep it to a minimum though. I don't want my good name to become common currency. (Thinking to myself): "The things I have to do for people on this blog!"

comment 41 Ian date : 21/06/2009 time : 02.16 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

I have known many famous music artists, but they wer not famous at that time (except one). I lived in Soho during the 60's, I was a talent scout for several clubs and a freelance recording engineer for several studios including the BBC. For those of you who know London, Soho is a square mile in the centre of the City, it was a village community of about 1000 residents, like any village we all knew each other. The fact that Soho happened to be the centre of the Pop music industry simply meant that many of my mates were on the Pop scene and later went on to become famous. This is just the way thing were, I do not drop names, rather I was saying that I perhaps know more about the background of many stars than otherwise I would know. I could tell you many funny/interesting stories but will refrain as it would upset Noonin and Expresso

comment 40 expresso date : 21/06/2009 time : 01.30 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

ice, c38, like some say about Khun Chun having a razor sharp honey-coated tongue, you resemble him at times. noonin can drop names, but he's a nobody just like me. Loong Ian is different. Dropping names from Loong Ian can impress many but apparently not to noonin. Dropping names, everybody can do, but they are skin-deep. For example, I say I know Tang Kwong Wing (you don't know him), Chou Yun Fai, Chan Lung, Li Lian-fa (Jack Li), Lui Leung Wai, Mai Shui (Mee Shirt in Thai), you wouldn't believe me. Hey, I really know them. But they don't know me I also know Steven Segal. I translated for my friend for the director, Chan Siu Tung, the script from English to Chinese when he shot the film "Belly of the beast" at Ram 42(?). Yeah, I know him too, so to speak! He doesn't know me neither, but I think he wai me in an awkward way though

comment 39 Ian date : 20/06/2009 time : 23.22 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Noonin, what is it with you, name dropping is something people do to impress others, I have zero desire to impress you, just as your snide comments do not impress me. Iceberg, I could tell you much about the pop scenes in those days, unfortunately it would involve much name dropping as most of my friends in those days were "Names" even though most were not at that time.

comment 38 iceberg date : 20/06/2009 time : 20.36 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Noonin, please drop some names. I like to hear it so I can boast to my tennis friends that I have a friend who knows these and that famous people. It is fun. It makes waiting time for the court seems shorter. And this morning, I will surely have some nice conversation before my tennis match begins by talking about Khun Ian past association with the Animals. But ofcourse some of them just like Khun Ian said is probably don't know who they are.

comment 37 iceberg date : 20/06/2009 time : 20.30 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Thank you so much Peacefulness. I pray hard for her to win the match. The trophy is the most sexiest trophy I have ever seen... ee ee ee. Tamarin is kind of dark now but she still beautiful

comment 36 iceberg date : 20/06/2009 time : 20.26 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Thanks Khun Ian. I've heard that they were from Australia or England but the song is about a place in New Orleans. Then it must be true that they copied the song from local people of New Orleans. It was cool to get a chance to meet these people. Were you one of those LSD hippies?

comment 35 peacefulness date : 20/06/2009 time : 19.25 nationmultimedia.com

pics, tamarine tanasugarn kisses the trophy of ordina open at netherlans with prize money usd37.000 approx. 1.3million bht. again congratulations!!!! good start for the coming wimbledon 2009 22jun-05jul london uk.

comment 34 noonin date : 20/06/2009 time : 19.53 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/noonin

Still not impressed. I can name drop, worked in the theatre for years. So what!

comment 33 peacefulness date : 20/06/2009 time : 18.33 nationmultimedia.com

iceberg-- fyi, "ordina open netherlands" tamarine tanasugarn just defeated wickmayer of belgium 6/3 7/5 to retain her championship title for a second year. congratulations !!!!

comment 32 Ian date : 20/06/2009 time : 19.17 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Noonin, 31. As a Farang the answer is obviously one. If the Animals are name dropping it would be a wasted effort these days, most people would simply say "who are they?" Now if I had said that I knew the Beatles, that would be name dropping Which is why I have not said so, perhaps the fact that I was a recording engineer for several studios in those days might explain a few things.

comment 31 noonin date : 20/06/2009 time : 18.50 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/noonin

Comment 30 How many wives do you have? Name dropping does not impress me.

comment 30 Ian date : 20/06/2009 time : 18.01 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Iceberg, 28. I knew the Animals, in fact they introduced me to my second wife. "the house of the rising sun" was not written by them although they played around with the words, it is an old folk song. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_the_Rising_Sun

comment 29 iceberg date : 20/06/2009 time : 09.44 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

So true Alien. I like the version performed by the Animals. I saw them on a PBS station about a year ago. They still good.

comment 28 Alien date : 20/06/2009 time : 05.57 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/alien

The original (I think) and best (!) version of "House of the Risng Sun" is by the Animals.

comment 27 iceberg date : 20/06/2009 time : 00.52 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Thank you very much Peacefulness. That is so incredible. I know that Tamarin is good. Except that she has to train harder with her physic. I notice that she looks tire if she has to go the 3rd set playing. I pray that she wins tomorrow. I love to take her out for dinner to celebrate the victory, if she likes an oldman he he he. She is a very lovely girl and she is really for Thailand. She has my admiration.

comment 26 peacefulness date : 19/06/2009 time : 23.37 nationmultimedia.com

iceberg-- just fyi, tamarine tanasugarn just won world No 1 dinara safina of russia 7/5 7/5 at ordina open netherland. enter final tomorrow .wish her good luck.

comment 25 iceberg date : 19/06/2009 time : 22.18 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Peacefulness, thank you very much for the news... erk erk erk... my God! Hard to believe. If these people get a chance to visit slums of any city, they will surely cannot stop themseleves for wanting to kill the flies. Vegetarians try to conquer the world.

comment 24 peacefulness date : 19/06/2009 time : 09.43 nationmultimedia.com

iceberg-- pls ref my c17, now PETA (people for the ethical treatment of animals) wants us president obama to try taking a more humane attitude the next time he's bedevilled by a fly in the white house,hahahahaha......quick reaction... and also send pres. obama a "katch bug humane bug catcher", a device for trapping house fly and release it outside..... very considerate thinking from peta. continental flt 61 brussel to nyc landed safely with the control of co-pilots, after capt. died during flt. just fyi the above a few hrs ago.

comment 23 iceberg date : 19/06/2009 time : 02.06 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Expresso, so incredible that you got to marry your high school sweetheart despite the back stabber Romeo trying to get her away from you. And the more incredible thing is that you are together. But the thing is you should never put both of your hands at your dance partner’s butts, except with your girlfriend, during a slow dance. But another but I wish that I had a chance to do that... he he he... I am the same with you, I don’t really know who are the Ventures but I like their songs not knowing that it was performed by them. I like the House of the Rising Sun as well. It is so good till now

comment 22 expresso date : 19/06/2009 time : 01.03 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

When I listen to music I rarely know the names of the songs or the bands who play it. To this date, some song names I could remember are: I saw her standing there, Beatles; Hold your hand, Beatles; Summer holiday, Cliff Richard; The house of the rising sun, xxx; Jailhouse rock and many Elvis songs! This song that you have posted, I had danced in it many times and the impression is deep when you posted it. I appreciate and love it.

comment 21 expresso date : 19/06/2009 time : 00.56 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

Ice, c14, "Expresso, my teenage years were so boring. Nothing like yours, fun party all night long." Well, not all night long. I remember the instance that I sent my gf (now my wife) home at 11pm. She gave me an apple (from America or Japan) to take home to give to my mother so she wouldn't scold me for coming home late. On my way home, I stopped at the dance hall to meet my gang, which my gf forbid me to interact. While there, a girl in the gang asked me to dance, a slow dance. Heck, we knew then slow dance meant putting both hands behind the partner's waist or below. While dancing another girl ate the apple. The next day, a backstabber told my gf that I did a slow dance with this girl. Man, I got my ear pinched. Oui, jep mak mak(painful)

comment 20 expresso date : 19/06/2009 time : 00.44 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

Alien, like I said, liberals, liberal activists, pc people are bringing the West down. They have become blind, naive, and unrealistic. Even though I'm an immigrant myself, I detest other immigrants who, before they grasp the values of the country, demand their rights and freedom with no bound. A few years ago, my daughter told me that the word 'Oriental' is regarded as discriminatory, 'Asian' is the proper word. What the fcuk! Now I'm really fcuk on what words are proper! Is Chicano proper? Is wetback proper? Is spic proper? Is negro proper? Is black proper? Is negro proper? Is chink proper? Oh, I know this one, it's not proper. But I call me chink anyway. So, big deal!

comment 19 iceberg date : 18/06/2009 time : 20.34 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Peacefulness, President Obama killed a fly. He was so quick with his hand. Thus, I like it when he picked up the dead fly and put it in a trash bin. Pretty classy guy with good manner, though I don't go along with his politic He is certainly will make the US Dollars look like Laos's money by the end of his term.

comment 18 iceberg date : 18/06/2009 time : 20.28 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

HappyJack, I checked with YOUTUBE, Jimmy Shand is pretty good. Must be fun wearing a kilt and dance why the man plays his accordion. You must have done that in your years And I wish to be the first Thai to wear a kilt walking around town of Edinburg.

comment 17 peacefulness date : 18/06/2009 time : 08.57 nationmultimedia.com

just fyi---------Obama Swats Fly during CNBC Interview. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rbUH_iVjYw&feature=related whatever he does is news around the world, i killed a lot of flies, ants, cockroaches, mosquitoes nobody knows hahahahaha........... iceberg--- just for fun.

comment 16 happyjack date : 18/06/2009 time : 08.14

Must catrch up, i still listen to Jimmy Shand and his Band

comment 15 iceberg date : 18/06/2009 time : 05.00 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Alien, Hawii 5-0 is a great song. Check on YOUTUBE for another classic "Perfidia".

comment 14 iceberg date : 18/06/2009 time : 04.56 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Expresso, my teenage years were so boring. Nothing like yours, fun party all night long. Brother Peacefulness is into many things. Tennis, music, and

comment 13 Alien date : 18/06/2009 time : 02.12 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/alien

Expresso - I'm surprised one of the rap groups haven't "sampled" (Read: stepped all over the original artist's copy-rights) and turned it into an inner-city rap song about ho's and killing cops.

comment 12 Alien date : 18/06/2009 time : 02.09 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/alien

Wipeout is a great song. I like the drums. These bands were a little before my time. I think the Ventures played that song "Hawaii 5 - 0". One of my brothers liked the Ventures but I never heard of the other bands. From what I could figure, no one in the Ventures could sing as all of their songs appear to be instrumentals.

comment 11 expresso date : 18/06/2009 time : 00.24 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

ice, this song is very familiar to me but I have not heard of it for decades. When I hear this song it reminds me of my teenage years doing our things in dancing parties. Even in those short years, we went from twist, to shake, to a-go-go, to Tahiti, not exactly in the same order though. Good music and thanks for posting. peacefulness is a music fan I reckon.

comment 10 iceberg date : 17/06/2009 time : 21.55 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Khun Ian, thank you very much krab. That is why I saw in YOUTUBE Cliff Richard and the Shadows together. Cliff is really forever young.

comment 9 Ian date : 17/06/2009 time : 20.50 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Iceberg, 8. The Shadows were the original backing group for Cliff Richards until Cliff went solo. The Ventures covered many of the Shadows music often so closely you cannot tell them apart.

comment 8 iceberg date : 17/06/2009 time : 20.31 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Naive, check into YOUTUBE for both bands, the Ventures and the Shadows. They are super, especially the song Apache. But I wonder why they played the same song and it sounds exactly the same.

comment 7 iceberg date : 17/06/2009 time : 20.25 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Thank you very much krab Khun Ian about The Shadows. I checked into YOUTUBE, they are incredible. I like their - Ghost Riders in the Sky. Really nice music.

comment 6 iceberg date : 17/06/2009 time : 20.17 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand

Peacefulness, thank you very much. I have not seen the 1965 picture before. I think that The Ventures were very famous in Japan and Thailand, somewhere else not many people know them. I have heard their music often but I didn't know that it was them So true that we are getting old. Good musicians like The Ventures are disappearing

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Cute girl. I think I'd heard my dad opened this song before but never notice whose song it is... Ian C4.. That the nice compliment and comparison for each band.

comment 4 Ian date : 17/06/2009 time : 17.43 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Shadows, Ventures, Duane Eddy, which were best? to me the Shadows had more skill, the Ventures more heart, Duane the inspiration.

comment 3 peacefulness date : 17/06/2009 time : 15.06 nationmultimedia.com

teguila, the ventures http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXBLHTq390k

comment 2 peacefulness date : 17/06/2009 time : 15.00 natiomultimedia.com

the ventures today (2008) in japan. time and tide wait for no man..... same, same everyone, getting old, older, oldest. hahahahaha........whatever wl be wl be, .......

comment 1 peacefulness date : 17/06/2009 time : 14.43 nationmultimedia.com

the ventures yesterday (1965) Classic lineup of the Ventures in Japan in 1965 (left to right): Don Wilson, Mel Taylor, Nokie Edwards, Bob Bogle. taquila...http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ranchhand/2009/06/17/entry-1

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