[Song Association Game]

"Hunters Of The Night" - Mr. Mister

"Mr. Bojangles" - Jerry Jeff Walker

[Song Association Game]

Enter Sandman - Metallica

"Ahab the Arab (sheik of the burning sand)" - Ray Stevens

[Song Association Game]

Devil With a Blue Dress - Mitch Ryder

"Jackie Blue" - Ozark Mountain Daredevils

[Song Association Game]

Blowin' in the Wind - Bob Dylan

"Wind of Change" - Scorpions (Sorry about the previous foul)

[Song Association Game]

The Heart Of Rock & Roll - Huey Lewis & the News

"Aqualung" - Jethro Tull

[Song Association Game]

Thin Line Between Love and Hate - The Persuaders

"Beneath, Between & Behind" - Rush

[Song Association Game]

Turn, Turn, Turn - The Byrds

"Round and Round" - Aerosmith

[Song Association Game]

(Good one BobB)

 

"Seminole Wind" - John Anderson

"Train, Train" - Blackfoot

[Song Association Game]

Standing In The Shadows Of Love - The Four Tops

"Apache" - The Shadows

[Song Association Game]

Beauty School Drop Out - Frankie Avalon (From the "Grease" soundtrack)

 

(For the extra points: lyrics "Beauty School Drop Out, Go back to High School!")

"Beauty Knows No Pain" - Frank Zappa

[Song Association Game]

"Tomorrow's Just Your Future Yesterday" - Craig Ferguson

"Tomorrow Never Knows" - The Beatles

[Song Association Game]

For Yasgur's Farm - Mountain

"Rocky Mountain High" - John Denver

[Song Association Game]

"Edge of Seventeen" - Stevie Nicks

"Jailbait" - Ted Nugent

[Song Association Game]

"She's Not There" - The Zombies

"Here She Comes Now" - The Velvet Underground

[Song Association Game]

Spooky - Dusty Springfield

"Tubular Bells" - Mike Oldfield

[Song Association Game]

"I Fought The Law" - The Clash

"I shot the Sheriff" - Bob Marley

[Song Association Game]

Mr. Cellophane - Everybody who ever played Amos in the musical, "Chicago" (m/w John Kander / Fred Ebb)

"Tainted Love" - Softcell

[Song Association Game]

"Who Knows?" - Avril Lavigne

 

"Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen" - Louie Armstrong

[Gibson ES 347 - The Red-Headed Stepchild of the Gibson Line?]

I had a ES-347 as of 3 days ago' date=' my home was broken into and they took the guitar. It was a guitar that my buddy had before he died at an early age. I purchased it from his wife so I could have one of his instruments. Very sentimental. My ES-347 was exactly like the one posted, blond. But mine had a switch on the lower horn. Glad I have renter insurance and I am hoping to find one just like mine. It is hard to adjust to the loss of a guitar, ES-347's are beautiful guitars.[/quote']

 

Steve:

 

Ignatious is right - get the word out and maybe offer a reward. I feel really bad for you cause I would be freaking out if that happened to me. Also - most robberies are committed by people that are acquaintances (friend of a friend) so if you have any suspicians about someone make sure the police know. Post the information on this forum and maybe someone will see it. Good luck.

 

Brian

[Gibson ES 347 - The Red-Headed Stepchild of the Gibson Line?]

Hi Fred:

 

That's a beauty guitar. Did that come with a brass nut? In your photo it looks like bone or other material. Mine has a brass nut - I read an early review of the ES 347 where the writer thought that brass was a poor choice due to its "softness". I wonder if Gibson changed the material?

 

Brian

[Gibson ES 347 - The Red-Headed Stepchild of the Gibson Line?]

I own a 1981 ES 347 that I love - the craftsmanship, the features, its a great guitar. Why is there no mention of the ES 347 in the Gibson website? Also - does anyone know how many of these were made? Thanks!