Tyler Dorsey

[willie warrior]

Somehow, I've never thought of Willie as being on any kind of a chain.

Chain of Fools by Aretha; Ball and Chain by Janis; Chains by the Cookies; Workin' on the Chain Gang by Sam Cooke; and an all time biggie, Unchain My Heart by Ray would all make my top 500.

[forgetful]

This would be a great get.  Five-star guard from Cali who decommited from Zona, and supposedly MU is one of 17 schools to be involved.  Tough competition, but nice to see.  Hopefully Wojo can make this happen. 

http://cbsprt.co/1qLUZag

"Dinis Trigonis said he expects schools like UConn, Kansas, Duke, UCLA, Washington, Cal, Arizona State, Louisville, Texas, SMU, UNLV, Marquette, St. John's, Florida State, Oregon, Oregon State and Tulsa to get involved now that Dorsey is back on the market."

I think that list is every high major team that has vacancies...very strange list of schools.

[Dawson Rental]

Chain of Fools by Aretha; Ball and Chain by Janis; Chains by the Cookies; Workin' on the Chain Gang by Sam Cooke; and an all time biggie, Unchain My Heart by Ray would all make my top 500.

Might "Back on the Chain Gang" by the Pretenders make that list, as well?

[Texas Western]

I like that we are in the mix for a quality player like this. The more our name is out there the better off we will be.  Even if  we don't get this young man, he has teammates, friends and the club coaches see us in a good light.

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

Chain of Fools by Aretha; Ball and Chain by Janis; Chains by the Cookies; Workin' on the Chain Gang by Sam Cooke; and an all time biggie, Unchain My Heart by Ray would all make my top 500.

What about The Chain by Fleetwood Mac?

[Galway Eagle]

I like that we are in the mix for a quality player like this. The more our name is out there the better off we will be.  Even if  we don't get this young man, he has teammates, friends and the club coaches see us in a good light.

That's the philosophy DePaul has had for every top player coming out of Chicago for years now. 

[Lennys Tap]

What about The Chain by Fleetwood Mac?

Unchained Melody - Righteous Brothers

Unchain My Heart- Joe Cocker

[MU82]

Simply "Chains," written by Carole King and somebody else, recorded (but never released) by the Everly Brothers and covered by The Beatles (among others).

Chains. My baby's got me locked up in chains. And they ain't the kind. That you can see. Whoa, oh, these chains of love got a hold on me, yeah.

[keefe]

Chain of Fools by Aretha; Ball and Chain by Janis; Chains by the Cookies; Workin' on the Chain Gang by Sam Cooke; and an all time biggie, Unchain My Heart by Ray would all make my top 500.

All classics, Willie. But you forgot one of the very best - Chain Gang Blues by Sonny Terry. Devastating.

[willie warrior]

Unchained Melody - Righteous Brothers

Unchain My Heart- Joe Cocker

Oh boy--an all time great sung by Bobby Hatfield from Beaver Dam. Saw them live at least 5 times. And who can forget them from Shindig.

[willie warrior]

Simply "Chains," written by Carole King and somebody else, recorded (but never released) by the Everly Brothers and covered by The Beatles (among others).

Chains. My baby's got me locked up in chains. And they ain't the kind. That you can see. Whoa, oh, these chains of love got a hold on me, yeah.

Believe the original was first recorded by the Cookies.

[willie warrior]

All classics, Willie. But you forgot one of the very best - Chain Gang Blues by Sonny Terry. Devastating.

Man,Keefe, how the hell old are you. That may even date me. Here's one for you. Did Pine Top Perkins ever record with Sonny Terry? I sure don't know.

Best white Harp player ever: Corky Siegel, followed closely by Pau Butterfield.

And please, no Harmonicats comments.

[Goose]

David Boone was one of my all time favorites post Al era and he was Cali boy. Wasn't Mike Davis from Cali as well?

[Dawson Rental]

David Boone was one of my all time favorites post Al era and he was Cali boy. Wasn't Mike Davis from Cali as well?

Holy smokes, forget David Boone?  What's wrong with me?  Great catch, Goose.  A transfer from St. Mary's, IIRC.

[Dawson Rental]

Simply "Chains," written by Carole King and somebody else, recorded (but never released) by the Everly Brothers and covered by The Beatles (among others).

Chains. My baby's got me locked up in chains. And they ain't the kind. That you can see. Whoa, oh, these chains of love got a hold on me, yeah.

Believe the original was first recorded by the Cookies.

If I heard correctly, MU82 lost his Cookies during his years at Marquette.

The Cookies released chains in November of 1962, the Beatles version was released in the US in February of 1964.  The Beatles were both huge American R&B fans and early on, they covered a few of their favorites.

[ChicosBailBonds]

Chain Reaction by Journey.  Still remember the video...not good.

[Dawson Rental]

Chain Saw by the Ramones.

[GGGG]

Man Willie, Buzz got to you. Let it go man 

We still have people bitching about Crean...and he got us to a Final Four.  Part of this fanbase refuses to let *anything* go.

[MU82]

If I heard correctly, MU82 lost his Cookies during his years at Marquette.

The Cookies released chains in November of 1962, the Beatles version was released in the US in February of 1964.  The Beatles were both huge American R&B fans and early on, they covered a few of their favorites.

I only lost my cookies twice at Marquette, on my 20th and 21st birthdays. My 20th was especially memorable, but I won't bore everyone with the pukey details.

Yes, I did forget that The Cookies beat the Beatles to it. Influenced by my older brothers, I was a huge Beatles fan so that's the version I heard. And my kids, to my delight, became huge Beatles fans and still are to this day.

I want to tell you, pretty baby, I-I think you're fi-ine. I want to love you, but darling I'm imprisoned by these ... Chains, my baby's got me locked up in chains.

[keefe]

Unchained Melody - Righteous Brothers

Unchain My Heart- Joe Cocker

Nice catch, Lenny

[We R Final Four]

I like that we are in the mix for a quality player like this. The more our name is out there the better off we will be.  Even if  we don't get this young man, he has teammates, friends and the club coaches see us in a good light.

I think Tulsa is saying the same thing.

[muwar2003]

Why can't people stay with the topics and not go off some weird tangent?  Now I am betting someone will make a crack about my posting. 

[keefe]

Man,Keefe, how the hell old are you. That may even date me. Here's one for you. Did Pine Top Perkins ever record with Sonny Terry? I sure don't know.

Best white Harp player ever: Corky Siegel, followed closely by Pau Butterfield.

And please, no Harmonicats comments.

I am a huge fan of Mississippi John Hurt though I obviously never saw him in person.

Butterfield Blues Band was out of this world.

[augoman]

Best white Harp player ever: Corky Siegel, followed closely by Pau Butterfield.

Willie, are you talking Corky Siegel of the Siegel/Schwall Blues Band?  I'd be hard pressed to put him ahead of Paul Butterfield..., or Milwaukee's Jim Liban for that matter.

[keefe]

Willie, are you talking Corky Siegel of the Siegel/Schwall Blues Band?  I'd be hard pressed to put him ahead of Paul Butterfield..., or Milwaukee's Jim Liban for that matter.

Sonny Terry. Best ever. No debate.