Bare Naked Ladies: Rock Spectacle
Simply the best party music ever. (*****)
Bittersweet
Big Head Todd and the Monsters: Sister Sweetly
(*****)
Brad Paisley: 5th Gear
(***)
Eva Cassidy: Live at Blues Alley
Uncomparable voice. Eva was one of the best. (*****)
George Strait: 50 Number Ones
Can't beat George. (*****)
George Strait: Troubadour
(*****)
Joan Osborne: Relish
(****)
Sugarland: Enjoy The Ride
Jennifer Nettles-what can I say about her voice. Check out "Stay". (****)
Texas: The Hush
(***)
The Call: Let the Day Begin
I wish Michael and the boys were still recording. (***)
The Mavericks: Trampoline
(****)
The Righteous Brothers: The Very Best of The Righteous Brothers
(*****)
The Wrights: Down This Road
The best country album of 2005 which hasn't gotten much play on radio. (*****)
The Wrights: The Wrights
(****)
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God speed, and may they rest in peace.
Apollo I fire, January 26, 1967
Shuttle Challenger accident, January 28, 1986
Dick Scobee, Michael Smith, Judy Resnik, Ron McNair, Ellison Onizuka, Greg Jarvis, Christa McAuliffe
Shuttle Columbia accident, February 1, 2003
Rick Husband, Willie McCool, Mike Anderson, Dave Brown, Kalpana Chawla, Laurel Clark, Ilan Ramon
Many others have been killed in the American effort to explore space. You can read about these pilots and astronauts here.
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Harry Jaffa: A New Birth of Freedom: Abraham Lincoln and the Coming of the Civil War
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Finally finished this. Not a big Isaacson fan, but it was very good and very readable. (***)
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Too bad I am just "reading" it.
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(***)
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Many others have been killed in the American effort to explore space. I can read about these pilots and astronaut.
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