Jim Messina

And Tinge Rum, kind of your family project, right?

Well, it was my wife and I. I mean, my wife was touring with Jimmy Buffett and Animal Logic, and I was touring with Jim Messina.

This is when Ambrosia stopped for a period.

And so we decided that we had to start writing and playing together if we wanted to see each other.

Taking you back to 1991, the O'Jays, Don't Let Me Down.

Recapping the track I played at the start, Jimmy Messina, Kenny Loggins.

From 1973.

And we're not doing the birthday game yet, but that was the year Jimmy who was born.

guitar solo guitar solo I can hear the school bell ringing From the yard the children singing merrily Life is but a dream In the streets their older brothers Selling drugs and shit to others Eating those whose songs have turned to cries Is it no surprise? I want to get away and live my life Thank you so much.

James Watson Messina.

Nice jam from Loggins and Messina, recorded live at the Santa Barbara Bowl.

It's called Be Free.

Before that, the Greg Kin Band from the 80s with a rare version of the breakup song.

And that's why I ended up touring with Kenny for about a year and a half.

I had Jim Messina on the podcast and Jimmy was the guy that I guess kind of started Kenny Loggins' career back in the day.

So he told some interesting stories there.

Terrific artist, of course.

Starting at the top, you see a man dressed all in white standing in a beautiful southwestern setting.

This is a promo poster for Jim Messina's 1979 Oasis album.

This is the legendary Jim Messina of Buffalo Springfield, Poco, and most recently, Loggins and Messina.

This album didn't sound like his previous work.

Messina had become interested in Latin jazz with a rock edge.

But why?

That definitely does not sound like his earlier work, and it didn't sell well.

Thanks to Michael Hernandez, the Account of Rock, for identifying the Jim Messina album.

Whitney Cummings is part of our homecoming weekend on campus, and this show will help connect our students and alumni with the greater community, said Binder.

Jim Messina brings his band, the Roadrunners, to Buffalo for a show on October 1st at 7.30 p.m., celebrating a career that includes Buffalo Springfield, Poco, Loggins and Messina.

It includes Danny's song, Your Mama Don't Dance, House on Pool Corner, and Angry Eyes.

The performance spans decades of Messina's musical history and features songs from throughout his career.

For more information and tickets, visit buffalostatepac.org.

Here is the season at a glance.

September 18th, Whitney Cummings Big Baby Tour at 7 p.m. October 1st, Jim Messina at 7.30 p.m. October 3rd, J.B. Smoove live at 7 p.m. October 4th, Lori Berkner solo, The Greatest Hits Tour at 11 a.m. October 30th, the U.S. Army Concert Band at 7 p.m. November 3rd, Robert Cray Band at 7.30 p.m. November 6th, The World's Greatest Tribute to the Traveling Wilburys at 7.30 p.m. November 7th, Natalie McMaster and Donald Leahy at 8 p.m. December 1st, O Christmas Tree, a British comedy, 7.30 p.m. And December 11th, Swing Into the Holidays featuring Katie Grigori and Christian Wiggs at 7.30 p.m.

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I was doing tour photography for Kenny Loggins.

I also work with Jimmy Messina, not at the same time.

They don't like each other.

And the opener, and I always forget who the opener was.