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Just heard on the radio, there is going to be a Bowley and Wilson reunion show. No details yet, but it looks like it is going to happen.

If you have to ask who/what is Bowley and Wilson then you need to get your jammies on and take your afternoon nap.

it's fair to say not many current students know who they are... i randomly stumbled upon them when trying to download the SMU Fight Song on limewire my freshmen year

Random question for the old folks who may have been on campus in the 50s.

I just met a fellow alum -- Jim Smith, I know generic name -- who graduated from SMU in 1958. Does that name ring a bell with anyone?

George S. Patton wrote:Random question for the old folks who may have been on campus in the 50s.

I just met a fellow alum -- Jim Smith, I know generic name -- who graduated from SMU in 1958. Does that name ring a bell with anyone?

The Jim Smith I knew graduated in 1970.

DiamondM75 wrote:Just heard on the radio, there is going to be a Bowley and Wilson reunion show. No details yet, but it looks like it is going to happen.

If you have to ask who/what is Bowley and Wilson then you need to get your jammies on and take your afternoon nap.

We must be kept informed. Surely they were one of the Knuckleheads' biggest influences??

SMU Sorority Sluts, I loved that song

And let's not forget the classic "Please Don't Say F*** You, When You Leave". It was never the same after they let Up Your Alley on Yale and moved over to Greenville Ave. I think one or both of them are alumni.

They played at a reunion party for our class awhile back, and quite frankly, they were dirtier than I remembered. Still funny, though. I guess I'm just more PC sensitive than I used to be.

EastStang wrote:They played at a reunion party for our class awhile back, and quite frankly, they were dirtier than I remembered. Still funny, though. I guess I'm just more PC sensitive than I used to be.

Or maybe more sober than you used to be.

Not really, a block or so north, right behind Parkit Market.

That was the new B&W, the old (original) was where Milo's is now.

Jenney Bear, Waterhole(where I bartended) , Up Your Alley and Cardinal Puffs was a one stop drinking center in those days until the mixed drinks and appetizers crowd moved those places out.

Stallion wrote:Jenney Bear, Waterhole(where I bartended) , Up Your Alley and Cardinal Puffs was a one stop drinking center in those days until the mixed drinks and appetizers crowd moved those places out.

Don't forget the Stables. Dirt floors and roaches crawling across the table with Shiners and LSB on tap.