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woopty wrote:Play zydeco music and dance around on the boat.

Should have added do think Woopty's right about the cobias' musical tastes!

woopty wrote:Play zydeco music and dance around on the boat.

If not zydeco, what I listen to on the boat is a close cousin... think swamp rock might be better term, though think it includes a few tunes featuring ol' Woopty himself! Bill Wharton & The Ingredients, Buddy Guy, CCR, Jerry Reed, Jim Stafford, John Fogerty, Mofro, Muddy Waters, Pops Staples, Ry Cooder, Soul of John Black, Swamp Cabbage, and Tony Joe White seem to all draw 'em in good!

If you can't call em up with Tony Joe White, then they ain't there.

woopty wrote:If you can't call em up with Tony Joe White, then they ain't there.

That's the dayum truth right there, & I'll drink to that!!!

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My midwester Husker roots will compel me to try out some Waylon.....of course, I'm not sure how good the cobia bite is back in Nebraska.

K.Ick wrote:My midwester Husker roots will compel me to try out some Waylon.....of course, I'm not sure how good the cobia bite is back in Nebraska.

GOOD one, K.Ick! LOL!

This one sure isn't midwestern, but another Tony Joe White deep-south one too good not to share. Father was 1 of 11 children of my sharecropper Grandfather and he's expressed the exact same sentiments about race as this song... that when you're dirt poor and toiling ground together side by side with a man of a different color, different shades of color last thing on your mind. And while Tony sure doesn't have the purest / perfect pitch, that man's got a DARN soulful way of sangin' ("singing" in midwestern speak ).

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