Cary Coutant

And I liked Velma better than Daphne.

Just saw them at the Sphere in Las Vegas a couple of weeks ago. Amazing concert! #AT40

Some of the songs he wrote are among my favorites of all time. Especially "A Song For You." #AT40

Wow, that's wonderful!

So much imagery, pure poetry! Love this song—and trains. #AT40

"Talkin' Baseball (Giants by the Bay)" SF Giants 25 years

"Talkin' Baseball (Giants by the Bay)" SF Giants 25 years

He also did custom versions for several MLB teams. I have "Talkin' Baseball (Giants by the Bay)", from 1982.

Lot of "gotta get out of LA" songs so far. #AT40

Right. It's more "noblesse oublie" today.

Didn't Miami Sound Machine cover both this and I've Got the Music in Me?

Basically the same song as "When you're in love with a beautiful woman," no? #AT40

Ninth grade. My mom signed me up for dance lessons after school and the instructor played this song every week. Never got tired of it. Learned to Fox Trot to Close to You. The beginning of my love for Karen Carpenter. #AT40

I'm in a photography challenge group and this week's challenge is "half & half." So I made this collage of Chicago albums #AT40 #Chicago

Right across the street from Stan's. Bold move—we'll see how that works out for them.

Underdog! (Voiced by the great Wally Cox)

I loved the piano intro and outro that was only played rarely on FM stations. #AT40

Loved the Braves' Milo and Ernie! (Ernie Johnson, Sr.)

Sometime in the early 70s, WSB had a contest to come up with a new slogan. The winner, as I recall, was "WSB, where 750 sounds like a million."

I was one of those WSB listeners in high school, until I got an FM radio in my car. It was my parents' music, but I liked it too. Also, Braves games! #AT40

Saw him in concert a few years ago, and he played the Rita Coolidge piano coda from Layla at the end of Movin' Out. Great concert! #AT40

Hmm, so we had Money Money Money, Money Honey, and Honey Honey in the 70s. #AT40

Marty Robbins with El Paso and El Paso City? Not sure if that qualifies because I don't think the sequel was much of a hit. #AT40

I love the flute trills when they sing "fly away". #AT40

Starting right off in 3/4! #AT40

... and now Casey just answered your question!

The first seven today were all debuts. #AT40

Went to a jazz concert at the Fillmore in SF a few years ago, and who shows up as a surprise walk-on but Santana himself! It was amazing! #AT40

I wasn't! #AT40

Yes! Never understood why Cat's in the Cradle was such a bigger hit. #AT40

They fixed that on the Hell Freezes Over album. Wonderful long intro.

For once, a song about a sixteen year old that isn't creepy! #AT40