For those without boots, we salute you.
Doobie Brothers. Look how they danced around on stage back then. How could such good music become so embarrassing? Fortunately most of us only heard them on FM and 8-Track and never saw their awesome stage performance.
Speaking of performances, this one goes out to Jay Leno, one of the funniest modern comedians who never had to use vulgarity to score a laugh. He’s right up there with Johnny Carson, Jonathan Winters and Bill Cosby. I never met Leno, but some friends did. Each said essentially the same thing: “Jay’s an honest nice guy, and he’s funny as hell.” That’s how I want to be remembered when I’m gone. Leno’s still alive.
Sorry, but I can’t bring myself to post any of the more recent poor quality sucky sounding live versions of “Sweet Melissa.” God bless you, Jay, and thanks for all the entertainment.
Have a great weekend, folks.
Tacky Raccoons 
I saw Rita Rudner when she came through Denver on tour some years ago. She’s another comedian (or comedienne, if you prefer) who avoids profanity and vulgarity and is more than funny enough without it.
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Rita Rudner is hilarious.—>h**p://youtu.be/PPss7wS4yUI
Emo Phillips is another favorite. —>h**p://youtu.be/3ab6LWXeNDA
And Steven Wright. —>h**p://youtu.be/eJCMjJwIGxY
[Replace the ** with “tt” for the links.]
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