Unless you consider that cat on its back due to instant death and stuffing.
Hahah... Helen.
LOVE itIs this going to be followed up by a "Dylan & Dogs" show?
"Gershwin & Gerbils..."?
LOVE itIs this going to be followed up by a "Dylan & Dogs" show?
"Gershwin & Gerbils..."?
Hey Laura, I look forward to what your creative vision manifests!Laura wrote:Well, it sounds slightly disappointing... The cats part looks definitely entertaining, but I'd have liked the two things together... maybe something like cat-covered Cohen? I'm going to use my imagination on this a bit.
Laura
Hi Elizabeth, that promotional item is not a poster, only a postcard, but I can send you one if you PM me your address.lizzytysh wrote:I WANT that poster! Even a postcard with it, for framing!
Do they sell online, Andrew?
So TOTALLY fitting for me [certain age included]
HelenOE wrote:Is this going to be followed up by a "Dylan & Dogs" show?
"Gershwin & Gerbils..."?
All right, I'll stop now.
jdhayes wrote:Well Andrew, I thought my pun was purrfect, but yours isn't bad either!
If LC is allergic to cats, it would be a cat-astrophe if he were to come into contact with one. Are there any cats allergic to LC I wonder?
jdhayes wrote:Or catsult his back conalogue.
Many people don't know this, but the first version of a particular song was...Andrew (Darby) wrote:
The thought has also just occurred to me, regarding references to cats in Leonard's music, perhaps we should probably consult his back catalogue.
Cheers,
Andrew
Left the band when Leonard first hired a violinist and he found out what fiddles are strung with...scocoh wrote: And I found a pic of an early UH band member:
Played the mew's harp, i believe...
What exactly did you guys think "I’m turning tricks, I’m getting fixed" meant, anyway?
From Wikipedia:lizzytysh wrote:Oh, dear! LOLOL
Helen ~ Is that a literal name for guitar strings?
SURELY not.
The word catgut may have been an abbreviation of the word "cattlegut". Alternatively, it may have derived by folk etymology from kitgut or kitstring—the word kit, meaning fiddle, having at some point been confused with the word kit for a young cat.[4]