Daryl M

I've been in a real JT mood lately. James Taylor sounds like summer to me. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IC3zqNEqk98

"Mr. Bojangles" -Sammy Davis Jr.

"I Disappear" - Metallica

"Scratch That Itch" -Ratt

'Three Little Birds' -Bob Marley

"You're Not Drinking Enough" -Don Henley

"Alien" -Atlanta Rhythm Section

"Big Bad John" -Jimmy Dean

"Sugar Moon" -Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys

"It's All Over Now" -Rolling Stones http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtSRD9i1Vyg

'Come Monday' -Jimmy Buffett

"Eye in the Sky" -Alan Parsons Project

"Ticks" -Brad Paisley

'Thank You For Loving Me'- Bon Jovi

I'm no attorney, but according to www.naw.org, It is illegal for any person to intentionally traffic, or attempt to traffic, in goods or services and knowingly use a counterfeit trademark on or in connection (such as product labeling and packaging) with those goods or services. The term “traffic” is broadly defined to include the sale of a product that bears a counterfeit trademark. Traffic also means transporting, transferring or otherwise disposing of a product for money or anything of value. A counterfeit trademark means a spurious mark or designation (e.g., packaging, labeling) that is identical with, or substantially indistinguishable from, a trademark which is registered in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, and is used on goods without the consent of the trademark owner. A counterfeit certification mark is considered a counterfeit trademark. Criminal liability requires that the seller had actual knowledge, or constructive knowledge (reasonably should have known under the circumstances), that the product or its labeling or packaging contained a counterfeit trademark. The penalty under the federal law: Imprisonment – Up to 10 years for the first offense and up to 20 years for a repeat offender. Fines – Up to $15.0 million for corporations and $5.0 million for individuals who are repeat offenders. Seizure and destruction of the counterfeit products in the wholesaler-distributor’s possession. Civil lawsuits by the trademark owner under the federal trademark law for the recovery of damages, lost profits, attorneys’ fees and injunctive relief.

"Jungle Love" -Morris Day and the Time

"Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground" -Willie Nelson

"Cool Change" -Little River Band

"I Love Paris" -Frank Sinatra

"Disco Duck" -Rick Dees

"Moses" -Coldplay

"War" -Edwin Starr

'The Future's So Bright (I Gotta Wear Shades) - Timbuk 3

"When you're ugly like us (you just naturally got to be cool" -Johnny Paycheck and George Jones

"Fire on the Mountain" -Marshall Tucker Band