[Dixielandjazz] The Beach Boys (and girls)

[tcashwigg at aol.com]

Hey Steve:

 I remember her like she was standing in front of me :))

  unfortunately she is in a zip drive with all the files from my Pc that 
also crashed last year, and I went back to a new Mac and have never 
opened the Pc again, or even reloaded it with all the zip drive 
archives.

  I always had a copy of national Geographic with me when I went to the 
beach at night:)) I have always been a refined gentleman pervert :)) 
when questioned about my reading material I could always flash a photo 
spread of a fine volcano or rain forest or winding river with lush 
countryside. Nobody ever gave a second thought to those butt naked 
tattooed African ladies with voluptuous breast of all shapes and sizes. 
And of course I IMMEDIATELY STARTED HUMMING THE WILLIAM TELL OVERTURE.


  Happy VD day ladies of the list. and may ever lasting blessings of 
chocolate be upon thee, all over you an oozing in all the right places 
with whipped cream and marscharino cherries and peanut butter sprinkles 
and what all:))   drooooooollllllll slobber  pant !!

Yes indeed Life is a Beach !   or well should be and a topless one at 
that.

 Cheers,

 Tom Wiggins

 -----Original Message-----
 From: barbonestreet at earthlink.net
 To: dixielandjazz at ml.islandnet.com
 Sent: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 7:33 PM
 Subject: [Dixielandjazz] The Beach Boys (and girls)

 Cebuisle2 at aol.com wrote:

 > Hey Rick-

  > I was raised on Long Island. We would go to Fire island or Jones 
beach to
 > party-at night! Under the blankets!!
  > Word had it that half the pregnancies resulted from nights "on the 
beach"

 > What partyless beach are you referring to?

 > Ted (who only read "Downbeat" mags under the blankets)

  I hear you talking Ted. In the 1950s/60s, I played many a beach party 
at
  Jones Beach and Gilgo Beach for the lifeguard and other parties, and 
on Fire
  Island for the artsy crowd. Also at Westhampton Beach a little further 
out
 at the Tiana Beach Club, and at The Cliff House. With The Beale Street
  Stompers, The Southampton Dixie, Racing and Clambake Society JB, and 
Barbone
 Street.

 Was that your Downbeat I used to borrow to read while Roy Eldridge was
 walking, talking and resting on the sand, or in a parked car in the
 moonlight with some young socialite? (That's another story. :-) VBG)

  And lately? Oh how I wish I had the jpeg of that lovely young girl 
flashing
  her bikini top at us for beads, from the Marina in the bay next to 
Rehoboth
  Beach Delaware, just a few years ago during a Louis Armstrong Birthday 
Bash
 weekend. Wiggins, do you still have a copy of that? My computer crashed
 right after I sent it to you and I lost it.

  That beach stuff still goes on. It is just that most of us old farts, 
are no
  longer interested in that scene. Beach, Bonfire, Wine, Women & Song. 
(Jazz
 Band) It does not get much better than that unless you are benign.

 Cheers,
 Steve (life is a beach) Barbone



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