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echo: rtkba
to: TIM HERBST
from: ED FISCHANG
date: 1998-03-01 19:55:00
subject: NOT Ted Nugent

In a message on 01-Mar-98, Tim Herbst wrote to Earnest Padgette:
 MS>> ... "Four riders appeared, and the wind, began, to howl"...
 EP>> That quote is from...? Ernie P.
 TH> Bob Dylan.  "All Along the Watchtower"  Jimi Hendrix did a good
 TH> version, but the best commercial recording IMNSHO is on Dylan And The
 TH> Dead by CBS.  The wind really *howls*.  After that one there was
 TH> nowhere to go but Knockin' On Heaven's Door.
I thought that looked sorta familiar, but not quite... so I just played
`John Wesley Harding' and, as I remembered, the line is --
"Outside in the distance, a wildcat did growl.
Two riders were approaching, the wind began to howl."
Now, if'n I remember right, John Wesley Harding knew a bit about the use of
firearms... (desperate attempt to get back on topic)
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