"Classical Gas? I've had that before, but it sounded nothing like that!" -- Area 51 Billy Hill and the Hillbillies

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Date Posted: 21:18:57 01/13/06 Fri
Author: gW
Author Host/IP: adsl-69-235-46-44.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net / 69.235.46.44
Subject: "Classical Gas? I've had that before, but it sounded nothing like that!"

said Billy Barney, paying tribute to Billy John David's fabulous acoustic guitar solo. John also plays a rip-roaring, guitar solo during the "Wipe Out" number, leaving the stage, walking along the front row of the audience, all the while playing his guitar, causing girls, ladies, women, (whatever) to scream so loudly you can't hear the music.

Outside the Horseshoe and of little concern to the Hillbillies within, Sally Mae, with the help of her tall, slender, elegant father, Mayor of Frontierland, once again set out in wild pursuit of a husband, namely Clem Clodhopper (or anyone else for that matter). Undeterred by a seemingly indestructible 5 o'clock shadow, Sally was never lovelier or more seductive. During "Rodeo and Judiette", Sally told a guy named John, selected from the audience to play the 'bear', there were lots of rooms in the park named after him. A girl in the audience, whose boyfriend was picked to be one of the blindfolded suitors for Sally's hand, almost died laughing. (I'm sure by now you have guessed who played Sally and who played her father, but I don't know who played Clem -- Sorry!)

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