[NJARC] Music and physics

[john ruccolo]

The best one I ever heard was Jeff "Skunk" Baxter,
former guitarist for Steely Dan, is now a
highly-regarded counter-terrorism expert. He was
featured in a page one article in the Wall Street
Journal.

And, of course, Joe Walsh (former Eagles and James
Gang guitarist) is an accomplished radio amateur
(WB6ACU) and boatanchor collector. Fortunately, not
*all* of those old-time rockers fried their brains.
That stupid expression "if you remember the Sixties,
you weren't there" is a lot of hogwash. I'm sure it's
true for *some* hippie burnouts, but not for
everybody.

JR

--- amagoun <amagoun at davidsarnoff.org> wrote:

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> No, not the Harry Olson book, but in relation to
> Rob's reference to
> Denny Payton of the DC5, Brian May of Queen just
> completed (but has not
> defended) his PhD thesis in astronomy, which he had
> left off some 30
> years ago after getting B.Sc. in Physics:
>
http://news.myspace.com/science/physics/item/7691696.
> 
> Rob, there's still time to be a rock star!
> 
> Alex
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