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Tony Funderburk Posted on December 29, 2022 by TonyDecember 29, 2022
Time in a bottle? Ease up on the throttle.

I remember sitting in my mom’s living room, with headphones on, listening to Jim Croce’s album, “You Don’t Mess Around With Jim.” The title song, about a bar fight, was a hit. But another hit on the album was, “Time … Read the rest

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Tony Funderburk Posted on December 26, 2022 by TonyDecember 26, 2022
Music duos come and go. Different views can make it so.

This week, back in 1979, I lived and worked in Houston, Texas. My brother and I had established ourselves as one of the more popular music duos. And we had fans we could depend on to come see us as … Read the rest

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Tony Funderburk Posted on December 8, 2022 by TonyDecember 8, 2022
Make the connections from different directions

I can make the connections from some quirky directions sometimes. They’re not always important. And often they’re probably only interesting to me. This might be one of those times. But a couple of unrelated articles connected in the eccentric region … Read the rest

Posted in music history, Tony Funderburk | Tagged classic rock, connect the dots, music history, southern rock | Leave a reply
Tony Funderburk Posted on December 1, 2022 by TonyDecember 1, 2022
Melody line is a favorite of mine

A long, catchy melody line is a thing of beauty. And, for the most part, it’s a thing of the past. Pop music, in almost every genre, tends to seek out a vowel and repeat it over and over these … Read the rest

Posted in music history, Tony Funderburk | Tagged lyrics, making melodies, music history, pop music, songwriters | Leave a reply
Tony Funderburk Posted on November 29, 2022 by TonyNovember 29, 2022
Rock n Roll roots and a guy in boots

I remember seeing, as I drove from Texas to Kansas, a road sign for the turn-off to Tahlequah, Oklahoma. It was a long time ago, after my junior year in high school. But that’s an unusual name. A Cherokee name. … Read the rest

Posted in music history, Tony Funderburk | Tagged guitar players, music history, rock-n-roll | Leave a reply
Tony Funderburk Posted on November 23, 2022 by TonyNovember 23, 2022
A little bit funny and a who lot punny

I recently read a funny pun/meme that ties in nicely with what I’ve been sharing lately. The pun/meme said, “Elton John bought a treadmill for his pet rabbit. Yeah, it’s a little, fit bunny.” In case you’re not quite up … Read the rest

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Tony Funderburk Posted on November 21, 2022 by TonyNovember 21, 2022
I can see very well this story I'm gonna tell

It would be a bit of a stretch to say I can see very well. At least, without my glasses, it would be a stretch. And even though I’m more vision-challenged now than when I was younger, my eyesight was … Read the rest

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Tony Funderburk Posted on November 3, 2022 by TonyJanuary 6, 2023
Kanye West net worth is blank without new birth

According to search engine “suggestions,” a very popular search term is “Kanye West net worth.” And sadly, for the hip-hop rapper, it’s way less than it was. Poor dude is only worth about $400 million now. But don’t worry. Because … Read the rest

Posted in current events, music history, Rhyme and Reason Podcast, Tony Funderburk | Tagged current events, music history, rhyme and reason podcast, when the bubble pops | Leave a reply
Tony Funderburk Posted on October 24, 2022 by TonyDecember 26, 2022
Ringtones for phones in particular zones

Ringtones for phones are still a $2.1 billion bidness. According to one website I found that talks about such things. In 2005, ringtones outsold CD’s. Yeah, I know that’s no big deal now because who cares about CD’s anyway? Right? … Read the rest

Posted in Abolish abortion, Pro Life, Rhyme and Reason Podcast | Tagged music history, physical media, rhyme and reason podcast, ringtones for phones | Leave a reply
Tony Funderburk Posted on September 14, 2022 by TonySeptember 14, 2022
Violin anatomy and this picture that I see

Violin anatomy is basically the same across almost all models. Except for those cool, modern ones you see contemporary players dancing around with on stages and streets. And there’s quite a bit more going on that you might notice at … Read the rest

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