Burt Sugarman booked some awesome acts in the 70's on the 'ol Midnight Special...
Fleetwood Mac
Focus
Ted Nugent
AC/DC (with Bon Scott)
Aerosmith
Heart
"When I have found intense pain relieved, a weary brain soothed, and calm, refreshing sleep obtained by a cigar, I have felt grateful to God, and have blessed His name." - Charles Haddon Spurgeon
"When I have found intense pain relieved, a weary brain soothed, and calm, refreshing sleep obtained by a cigar, I have felt grateful to God, and have blessed His name." - Charles Haddon Spurgeon
Start of a Revolution- Nickleback. Dont really like Nickleback, but the lyrics ring with truth.
"When I have found intense pain relieved, a weary brain soothed, and calm, refreshing sleep obtained by a cigar, I have felt grateful to God, and have blessed His name." - Charles Haddon Spurgeon
"When I have found intense pain relieved, a weary brain soothed, and calm, refreshing sleep obtained by a cigar, I have felt grateful to God, and have blessed His name." - Charles Haddon Spurgeon
"When I have found intense pain relieved, a weary brain soothed, and calm, refreshing sleep obtained by a cigar, I have felt grateful to God, and have blessed His name." - Charles Haddon Spurgeon
I love this tune.
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Dude... that is a beautiful tune. Never heard of this guy before, but he's awesome!
"When I have found intense pain relieved, a weary brain soothed, and calm, refreshing sleep obtained by a cigar, I have felt grateful to God, and have blessed His name." - Charles Haddon Spurgeon
"When I have found intense pain relieved, a weary brain soothed, and calm, refreshing sleep obtained by a cigar, I have felt grateful to God, and have blessed His name." - Charles Haddon Spurgeon
"The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" - Gordon Lightfoot
Missed the anniversary by a couple days. Been talking with the wife about making a trip to the UP, hope to make it up next summer. The museum is on my list of "to-visit" places.
"The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" - Gordon Lightfoot
Missed the anniversary by a couple days. Been talking with the wife about making a trip to the UP, hope to make it up next summer. The museum is on my list of "to-visit" places.
the museum is very nice and whitefish point is beautiful, but even in the middle of the summer it is almost always too cold to swim. however, a walk along that beach is still very much worth it. the UP is one of my favorite places.
I would recommend making a "base camp" in Munising MI. it is centrally located so you can drive all over the UP from there. plus Munising is where the Pictured rock are. they are absolutely amazing. if you are into hiking at all there is a trail along the top of the pictured rocks. several good day hikes that you can do or if you want to do the entire trail it takes about 4 days. i did it this year and had a great time.
the oar docks that are in the video you posted are in Marquette, about an hour west of munising. there is a park with a break wall that you can go out on with a wonderful view of the docks. i have spend a couple of hours out there watching them load the big ships up and then watching them pull out into superior. love that park.
"The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" - Gordon Lightfoot
Missed the anniversary by a couple days. Been talking with the wife about making a trip to the UP, hope to make it up next summer. The museum is on my list of "to-visit" places.
the museum is very nice and whitefish point is beautiful, but even in the middle of the summer it is almost always too cold to swim. however, a walk along that beach is still very much worth it. the UP is one of my favorite places.
I would recommend making a "base camp" in Munising MI. it is centrally located so you can drive all over the UP from there. plus Munising is where the Pictured rock are. they are absolutely amazing. if you are into hiking at all there is a trail along the top of the pictured rocks. several good day hikes that you can do or if you want to do the entire trail it takes about 4 days. i did it this year and had a great time.
the oar docks that are in the video you posted are in Marquette, about an hour west of munising. there is a park with a break wall that you can go out on with a wonderful view of the docks. i have spend a couple of hours out there watching them load the big ships up and then watching them pull out into superior. love that park.
thanks for the insight kuzi.
wife and i have been talking about doing a trip up that way for a while. want to visit lighthouses/museums, drive the coast, visit some parks and do day hikes too.
pictured rocks were on the "must see" list as well. i'd like to try and catch the sand dunes on the way too.
she was in marquette/houghton earlier this fall for work. said it was beautiful and would definitely be worth a trip back.
i've been trying to get a ski-trip together with some friends and do a road trip up to mt bohemia (keweenaw peninsula, nw of marquette) doubt it'll happen this year though.
"The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" - Gordon Lightfoot
Missed the anniversary by a couple days. Been talking with the wife about making a trip to the UP, hope to make it up next summer. The museum is on my list of "to-visit" places.
the museum is very nice and whitefish point is beautiful, but even in the middle of the summer it is almost always too cold to swim. however, a walk along that beach is still very much worth it. the UP is one of my favorite places.
I would recommend making a "base camp" in Munising MI. it is centrally located so you can drive all over the UP from there. plus Munising is where the Pictured rock are. they are absolutely amazing. if you are into hiking at all there is a trail along the top of the pictured rocks. several good day hikes that you can do or if you want to do the entire trail it takes about 4 days. i did it this year and had a great time.
the oar docks that are in the video you posted are in Marquette, about an hour west of munising. there is a park with a break wall that you can go out on with a wonderful view of the docks. i have spend a couple of hours out there watching them load the big ships up and then watching them pull out into superior. love that park.
thanks for the insight kuzi.
wife and i have been talking about doing a trip up that way for a while. want to visit lighthouses/museums, drive the coast, visit some parks and do day hikes too.
pictured rocks were on the "must see" list as well. i'd like to try and catch the sand dunes on the way too.
she was in marquette/houghton earlier this fall for work. said it was beautiful and would definitely be worth a trip back.
i've been trying to get a ski-trip together with some friends and do a road trip up to mt bohemia (keweenaw peninsula, nw of marquette) doubt it'll happen this year though.
if you wanna drive along coast for a while then go up 75, cross the big bridge and then turn west on rt 2. stay on it till you hit 114 (i think) and go north till you get on 18? to munising
cant remember.... kinda hard to get lost up there. there arent that many roads. im just not looking at a map.
"The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" - Gordon Lightfoot
Missed the anniversary by a couple days. Been talking with the wife about making a trip to the UP, hope to make it up next summer. The museum is on my list of "to-visit" places.
the museum is very nice and whitefish point is beautiful, but even in the middle of the summer it is almost always too cold to swim. however, a walk along that beach is still very much worth it. the UP is one of my favorite places.
I would recommend making a "base camp" in Munising MI. it is centrally located so you can drive all over the UP from there. plus Munising is where the Pictured rock are. they are absolutely amazing. if you are into hiking at all there is a trail along the top of the pictured rocks. several good day hikes that you can do or if you want to do the entire trail it takes about 4 days. i did it this year and had a great time.
the oar docks that are in the video you posted are in Marquette, about an hour west of munising. there is a park with a break wall that you can go out on with a wonderful view of the docks. i have spend a couple of hours out there watching them load the big ships up and then watching them pull out into superior. love that park.
thanks for the insight kuzi.
wife and i have been talking about doing a trip up that way for a while. want to visit lighthouses/museums, drive the coast, visit some parks and do day hikes too.
pictured rocks were on the "must see" list as well. i'd like to try and catch the sand dunes on the way too.
she was in marquette/houghton earlier this fall for work. said it was beautiful and would definitely be worth a trip back.
i've been trying to get a ski-trip together with some friends and do a road trip up to mt bohemia (keweenaw peninsula, nw of marquette) doubt it'll happen this year though.
if you wanna drive along coast for a while then go up 75, cross the big bridge and then turn west on rt 2. stay on it till you hit 114 (i think) and go north till you get on 18? to munising
cant remember.... kinda hard to get lost up there. there arent that many roads. im just not looking at a map.
thanks.
i stumbled across a website a while ago, that had great maps and well planned routes showing a "lighthouse tour of the great lakes".
only problem is i forgot to bookmark it.
going to have to search for it again; there was some very good info on that site. if you're interested i'll be sure to share it with you if i can find it again.
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BOOM BOOM
WAKE UP
SPIT YOUR GAME
24 HOURS
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Fleetwood Mac
Focus
Ted Nugent
AC/DC (with Bon Scott)
Aerosmith
Heart
good tunes doug & royln
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Yes please.
Nas - The Season(hip-hop)
LINK HERE (not youtube)
Cold Beer - Jesse Stewart(folk/punk?)
Emily King - Distance(soul/indie?)
LADY - Get Ready (more soul, motown feel)
Linkin Park vs Sisqo - Faint Seeing That Thong(mashup)
Scale the Summit - Odyssey (prog rock/instrumental)
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Start of a Revolution- Nickleback.
Dont really like Nickleback, but the lyrics ring with truth.
The Lone Bellow - You Never Need Nobody (NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert)
Shovels & Rope - Lay Low (Live)
Grant Stinnett - Run of the Angels
Eric Clapton Me And The Devil Blues (starts at about 1:25)
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i hear that, glock.
good tunes right there; feelin' it this afternoon.
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I love this tune.
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Good jam on the radio right nowwww!
Missed the anniversary by a couple days. Been talking with the wife about making a trip to the UP, hope to make it up next summer. The museum is on my list of "to-visit" places.
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"I'm at the point in my life where if it doesn't taste good,I'm not putting it in my mouth"
I would recommend making a "base camp" in Munising MI. it is centrally located so you can drive all over the UP from there. plus Munising is where the Pictured rock are. they are absolutely amazing. if you are into hiking at all there is a trail along the top of the pictured rocks. several good day hikes that you can do or if you want to do the entire trail it takes about 4 days. i did it this year and had a great time.
the oar docks that are in the video you posted are in Marquette, about an hour west of munising. there is a park with a break wall that you can go out on with a wonderful view of the docks. i have spend a couple of hours out there watching them load the big ships up and then watching them pull out into superior. love that park.
wife and i have been talking about doing a trip up that way for a while. want to visit lighthouses/museums, drive the coast, visit some parks and do day hikes too.
pictured rocks were on the "must see" list as well. i'd like to try and catch the sand dunes on the way too.
she was in marquette/houghton earlier this fall for work. said it was beautiful and would definitely be worth a trip back.
i've been trying to get a ski-trip together with some friends and do a road trip up to mt bohemia (keweenaw peninsula, nw of marquette) doubt it'll happen this year though.
* I have a new address as of 3/24/18 *
i stumbled across a website a while ago, that had great maps and well planned routes showing a "lighthouse tour of the great lakes".
only problem is i forgot to bookmark it.
going to have to search for it again; there was some very good info on that site. if you're interested i'll be sure to share it with you if i can find it again.
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