The Last Bass Outpost

Aren't you mistaking Elijah Blue and Chas(tity), Ken? The former has no issues with his gender I believe,

I never took the gay rumors about Rod serious, too much Brit laddishness in him. The guy who values male kinship too much to spoil it with sex. Not ragingly homophobic as "The Killing of Georgie" showed, but just not sexually thrilled by men over prolonged periods of time.

That is not to say that he might not have had sex with men at one point, Bowie, Reed and Jagger all flirted with it while being mostly straight. But that "just testing!" approach doesn't make you gay in my book, my (romantic)definition of gay is wishing to share the rest of your life with another man.

On the other hand I have to bow (but not too deep!) to your expertise, Mark, it takes one to know one. All the gay guys I know tell me credibly that they need a bat of an eyelash when meeting someone to decide whether he's 1. gay, 2. "incurably straigt" (or even a "Zwangshete" or "obsessive-compulsive hetero") or 3. "has potential" (but doesn't know it yet). And they are always right too!

Not the old adage about the seamen found in his whale's stomach again, please! I always found him totally ungay, besides he likes soccer. That proves it. 

You're harsh, Dave! At least she has sculpted herself to look different from most of the competition. I thought she had a good phase around Silkwood and The Mask and possibly Moonstruck, things turned bad when she had that nose job removing the very pretty "ethnic bump" her nose ridge had originally.

Jennifer Aniston made the same mistake, she's been working for years making the "Greekness" in her unseen. We really should have more banana pictures with her.

And the fruit of that collaboration can be seen in "If I can turn back time" playing lead guitar (the kid with the blond hair)!

I thought Jack Bruce played on on the last Cream US tour and that was especially made for jim and it was a later (69) model? There were Gibson adverts with him playing it, they might even have been from the West, Bruce & Laing area.

Chance in a lifetime:

"The legendary vocalist reportedly is the owner of a 1,500-square-foot model train display, set up in his Beverly Hills home."

http://www.gibson.com/en-us/Lifestyle/News/rod-stewart-0120-2011/#

And I'll never hear "Hot Legs" quite the same again.