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>When Mike Gregory, Sam Neely and I started Taliesyn >Music in the early nineties, you could tell Sam liked >pulling pranks (harmless, but funny pranks) on people. > I would watch Sam as he would look over his >victim(s). You could see the wheels churning as to >what he was going to do next to get a laugh, of >course, at the expense of someone else. > >After witnessing a few pranks, I could tell he was >looking for his next victim. His eyes would shift >back and forth as we worked and the wheels were >churning. I felt I was somehow going to be the next >victim. As it turned out, his victim was singer Cindy >Moorhead. I won’t discuss what he did, but it was >funny. > >Now Cindy Moorhead was looking for a way to get even >with Sam. We put together a prank that blew Sam away. > I helped Cindy get even. I won’t say what it was. >I’ll let Cindy tell you the story, if she wants too. > >Sam knew I was involved with Cindy’s prank, and he >wouldn’t believe what we did wasn’t real. To this >day, I don’t think Sam believed us. > >Anyway, he let me know that I was on his list. I said >in a calm voice: “Well, if that’s the case, then I >guess I’ll have to post that I Hate Sam Neely web >site.” I think I stunned him when I said that. I >even made up a bogus web page for him to see on-line. >From that point on, when it looked like Sam was >getting ready pull a prank on me, I would remind him >of the I Hate Sam Neely web site. That would shut him >down. > >I often wondered what would have happened if I didn’t >have something to hang over his head. After all, his >pranks were funny. > >Ralph Wranker

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