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Remembering 9-11: Eight Years Ago Today
Folks:
No matter what your political persuasion might be, I hope this moves you as much as it moved me:
Nothing short of fabulous; presented with deep reverence and no hidden agenda!
From a respectful American,
Jerseyman
Folks:
No matter what your political persuasion might be, I hope this moves you as much as it moved me:
Nothing short of fabulous; presented with deep reverence and no hidden agenda!
From a respectful American,
Jerseyman
I remember seeing this when it was sung four years ago.
It humbled everyone in the room then... it humbled me again today.
Thank you for posting this, Jerseyman, and helping us all remember.
John-
It humbled everyone in the room then... it humbled me again today.
Thank you for posting this, Jerseyman, and helping us all remember.
John-
Very nice Bill. I am a big Moody Blues fan. First 45 record I bought was Tuesday Afternoon. Both videos were excellant. I really liked the first one.
I don't usually go for female artists, but every so often a woman comes along and really presses my button in many ways. Kate Earl does that. I have her first CD on Itunes and it is just excellant. I proposed marriage to her but she turned me down. I don't blame her. Check out her latest video.
Excelllent. Having seen them a couple of times makes one truly appreciate them. This was a nice reminder of those concerts. Thanks.
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Now I know why you are always scouring the woods saying you are looking for plants. You are actually looking for her elusive campsite. And to think you dragged me out there to look and you didn't tell me why. If I had known I would have .......................uhhh............... not stopped looking.
Guy
Tuesdays . . . still good, Whip.
"It's just the kind of day to leave myself behind . . . I'm just beginning to see . . ."
And more to come.
Glo
Wow those guys are awesome.
I got thrown out of that place about ten years ago, I forgot it was there.
Wow those guys are awesome.
I got thrown out of that place about ten years ago, I forgot it was there.
What did you do to get thrown out? just curious.
Hey, look at this cute little girl in her Easter dress with the guitar. Maybe she is going to play "morning has broken"? this is an old video of Nicola Hall. Music is, of course, extrememly subjective, but (as a pro-guitarist) I have a very small list of muscians in my head who i regard as "freaks of nature" because their musicianship is far beyond what should be considered possible for mortal humans. this elite list of mine consists of maybe 5 or 6 people over the span of 300 years. this is wayyyy beyond virtuoso (or in this case, virtuosa)
She is playing a piece by Mertz composed in the early or mid 1800's. I hope some of you enjoy this stuff, it is very intense. Nicola Hall makes my list, not only for her physical prowess, but her amazing arrangements, and incredible passion, something very difficult to communicate at this level of playing. Sadly, Hall had to retire from playing early due to an RSI disorder in her right hand.
Jeff
this is an old video of Nicola Hall. Music is, of course, extrememly subjective, but (as a pro-guitarist) I have a very small list of muscians in my head who i regard as "freaks of nature" because their musicianship is far beyond what should be considered possible for mortal humans. this elite list of mine consists of maybe 5 or 6 people over the span of 300 years. this is wayyyy beyond virtuoso (or in this case, virtuosa) She is playing a piece by Mertz composed in the early or mid 1800's. I hope some of you enjoy this stuff, it is very intense. Nicola Hall makes my list, not only for her physical prowess, but her amazing arrangements, and incredible passion, something very difficult to communicate at this level of playing. Sadly, Hall had to retire from playing early due to an RSI disorder in her right hand.
Jeff
Nice.
Thanks buddy. I do not think I have ever been thrown out of a place technically speaking. Been questioned on many an incident though.
Quite a few I've left in ways I can't recall to this day.
Just, wound up somewhere else.
Darn shame you and I never took on the town.
Gen "X" and the Baby Boomer.
We would rock all night till I had to get you your Metamucil and prop you up in front of Lawrence Welk to ease you to sleep.
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