Maybe you noticed, or maybe you were so entertained by my Chit-Chats you forgot to care? But a while back, Rememories took a backseat here on Starship Casual as preparations began for what will be my third book, WORLD WITHIN A SONG: Music That Changed My Life and Life That Changed My Music.
That is a hilarious story. Probably not so much at the time, but....
Question. Is there a place to pre-order a signed copy of the new book? I have signed copies of Jeff's first two books and this is a trend I would like to continue. Thank you.
Bands getting detained at the border here in Seattle has delayed or cancelled many a show on both sides. Now I’m imagining a border tribute album with songs like “I Want To Hold Your Band,” “Gloves Will Tear Us Apart,” and “My Sweet Gord.”
If you guys watched the Canadian series Trailer Park Boys, you could have pulled a Ricky and said, "You know Jim, or Jim knows you?" Everyone knows a Jim, so after you bullshit him about how your dad or cousin knew him when he was on the force, they'd just let you go and you could even bum a couple smokes, eh.
AND you’re coming back to the Uk....I’m bringing my son to Edinburgh: he’s only been to one gig, aged 8 or so, ....you....solo in Edinburgh at the Queens Hall, with James Elkington supporting I think. A guy in front of us found out it was my lads first gig, he said “wow, all downhill from here then”........hahaha.......maybe not hey? So excited to see you all again cheers Paul
As Canadian, I find this story pretty embarrassing (entertaining as it may be). Here’s my border crossing story: I went to Minneapolis for a Teenage Fanclub show a few years ago. At the time, there were limits on how much you could buy in the US and bring back with you without declaring it. I did lot of shopping and blew over my limit. My wife had asked me to pick up some cherry flavoured Diet Coke. I got to the border and they asked what I bringing back. I said: “Coke. I bought some Coke.” Realizing how this sounded, I quickly clarified: “Pot – I mean pop.” I got sent to the garage where they ripped apart my car. To make matters worse, they seemed to think it was perverted for a middle-aged man going to a Teenage Fanclub show.
I see a TV show (aka Monkeys style) in the Band’s future with these type of antics!
You would make a fabulous Davy Jones
I would just love a signed copy of your new manuscript
Can you inscribe it to ‘Passenger Side Girl’
Pretty please
I’m fondly remembering your comment to me at SkyBlueSky last year, when you told the story of us riding to high school together in your car, thanks again for being so kind!
So, what did Susie say when she got the photo??????
I'm making you an honorary Canuck for the "Gord" reference alone.
“Let’s call him Gord”... I nearly spit out my Timmy’s. As a Canadian I can confirm that is a safe bet.
Posted at 4:20 est LOL @ JEFFY
Happy you're writing books and all, but Eric is the one who really needs to write a book.
MAKE IT HAPPEN CAP'N!!
I saw you on that tour you joked that you weren't released until you played Cinnamon Girl
"Let's call him Gord". This Cdn is dying laughing rn. 🤣☠️🤣
That is a hilarious story. Probably not so much at the time, but....
Question. Is there a place to pre-order a signed copy of the new book? I have signed copies of Jeff's first two books and this is a trend I would like to continue. Thank you.
lol early Canadian sex trade jokes from cops. Love it.
Bands getting detained at the border here in Seattle has delayed or cancelled many a show on both sides. Now I’m imagining a border tribute album with songs like “I Want To Hold Your Band,” “Gloves Will Tear Us Apart,” and “My Sweet Gord.”
Oh my GOD.....great story. Thank you so much for putting out another book. I can tell it’s gunna be GOOD.❤️😁💕👏🏻
If you guys watched the Canadian series Trailer Park Boys, you could have pulled a Ricky and said, "You know Jim, or Jim knows you?" Everyone knows a Jim, so after you bullshit him about how your dad or cousin knew him when he was on the force, they'd just let you go and you could even bum a couple smokes, eh.
I WANT THE BUBBA STORY
AND you’re coming back to the Uk....I’m bringing my son to Edinburgh: he’s only been to one gig, aged 8 or so, ....you....solo in Edinburgh at the Queens Hall, with James Elkington supporting I think. A guy in front of us found out it was my lads first gig, he said “wow, all downhill from here then”........hahaha.......maybe not hey? So excited to see you all again cheers Paul
As Canadian, I find this story pretty embarrassing (entertaining as it may be). Here’s my border crossing story: I went to Minneapolis for a Teenage Fanclub show a few years ago. At the time, there were limits on how much you could buy in the US and bring back with you without declaring it. I did lot of shopping and blew over my limit. My wife had asked me to pick up some cherry flavoured Diet Coke. I got to the border and they asked what I bringing back. I said: “Coke. I bought some Coke.” Realizing how this sounded, I quickly clarified: “Pot – I mean pop.” I got sent to the garage where they ripped apart my car. To make matters worse, they seemed to think it was perverted for a middle-aged man going to a Teenage Fanclub show.
I see a TV show (aka Monkeys style) in the Band’s future with these type of antics!
You would make a fabulous Davy Jones
I would just love a signed copy of your new manuscript
Can you inscribe it to ‘Passenger Side Girl’
Pretty please
I’m fondly remembering your comment to me at SkyBlueSky last year, when you told the story of us riding to high school together in your car, thanks again for being so kind!