as you said on the intro: "very audible guffaw bellowed forth from the small crowd that had gathered around the punch bowl" one of the presidential candidates should have you guys on their team, but i wouldn't necessarily say clinton! haha! hey you guys rock on youtube doing that nasa music video. kewl!
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There's a new show, John from Cincinnati on HBO that I think this song is perfect for. Saxophone caught my ear on this one. so perhaps the producer of the HBO John from Cincinnati show will like it to and help you guys keep rockin' on! Far out surfs up!
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hey someone be representing moi now! haha! this is a fun gal here who's saying she may be dysfunctional but at least she's no illegal immigrant - oh we're dancing, dancing all around on this one, great CD gang!
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"Dysfunctional Magnet", mixes more serious lyrical tunes with the tried and true comedy of Ford's other CDs. Part of the record spends time on reviews of old age with tunes like "Gummin the Calamari" and "Whose Dentures". 'Dentures' is finger-pointing at a woman sleeping with old-men for money ('the grocer said you bought some Geritol, a box of Depends, and Ambisol') - 
and 'Calamari' is about the partying exploits of the home-bound Depends set. Our favorite track and really only because Chevy has put us in the comic musical mood, is the 15 second, 'Heliumhuff 4-Play'. "The Rose" is a musical departure - and more serious lyrics find a home. The music includes a pan flute and moderate paced beautiful bed. Again, the band is as tight as Madonna's bra - and their musicianship and recording is professionally done. Ford's guitar slinging checks in and "Magnet" is another excellent installment in the style of Chevy Ford.
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