Classics, Here's one, now you share yours!

IMHO probably the undisputed #1 all-time CLASSIC

Why post a link for the music? This one is eternal. ?

Jerry Reed, Country Singer and Actor, Dies at 71

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/03/arts/mus...nyt&oref=slogin

Richard Wright, Member of Pink Floyd, Dies at 65

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/16/arts/mus...d+Wright&st=nyt

Dude -

Perhaps you read it already but there is a big write up in this month's RollingStone magazine about 'The Big Lebowski'. It is the 10th anniversary of the movie.

I was driving home the other day and this song "Father and Son" by Cat Steven's came on. I used to have the album...one of the ones I threw away for Jesus...what a shame...Hearing it again after all these years was so moving...can't explain...made me think of Iron Man for some reason...so if you are reading this...be well. Maybe it's because I see the struggle you are going through to be free to choose your own path. Hope you enjoy it...it's an older version, starts off wobbly but it is the version that packs the most raw emotion in my view.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q29YR5-t3gg&feature=related

One of my big heroes:

Mitch Mitchell Dies at 62; Drummer for Jimi Hendrix

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/13/arts/mus...mitchell&st=nyt

http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/arts/AP-Ob...mitchell&st=nyt

Jimi Hendrix Experience - 1967-Offenbach, Germany - 3 Songs, including lots of camera time for Mitch and Noel.

Neil Young's newest/oldest album is Sugar Mountain — Live At Canterbury House 1968. A live recording from 1968, before his first solo album was released. It will be officially released next week. But you can listen to the entire thing online right now, for free!
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.p...toryId=97253221

Thank you John, you da man! I'm giving thanks.
Happy Holidys friends, Robin and family.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Us-TVg40ExM

Friday night, I was there when this was recorded. Encore and final song of the night.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XS-_3FKjlTw
And WHAT a great night! Set list...

Unfortunately, that recording ends before the song did. Maybe one of the other clips from this tour includes the final note Neil played on the xylophone.

"don't feel like Satan but I am to them..."

Neil Young's Rockin' In The Free World, with Bruce Springsteen! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3pQZ5Y6pzU

Last December, I posted the link (above) to a video of Neil Young doing the Beatles' A Day in the Life. He's been closing all his shows on this tour with that song. When he performed it in London last month, Paul McCartney joined him:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLWhD1_rAM8

Are you in Baltimore? Artscape starts today, and runs all weekend. yee-hah! http://artscape.org/

America’s largest free arts festival, Artscape features 150+artists, fashion designers and craftspeople, including DIY/new wave crafters; visual art exhibits on and off site, such as outdoor sculpture, art cars, photography and the Janet & Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize; incredible live concerts on three outdoor stages; a full schedule of performing arts including dance, opera, theater, fashion, film, experimental music and performances by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra; family events such as hands-on projects, demonstrations, jazz vocal and combo competitions, children’s entertainers and multiple street theater locations; and a delicious, international menu of food and beverages available throughout the site.

Hey!!

I am in Baltimore... this weekend kicks off the annual celebration of the Renaissance festival in MD.

Hope to have another great time this year!

As far as classics go, this one has been on my mind for at least 6 months. The DEADHEAD that I am, Eyes Of The World has always been a favorite to me. The first 40 seconds of this video brings back the memory of being present in the energized audience of a GGWO convention. Cannot remember what year it was, maybe 2005. The spectacle of world visionary conquest was symbolized by inflatable globes of our world bouncing all over the auditorium. There was also a huge globe, maybe 3-5 feet in diameter that continued to motivate people toward the Greater Grace cause. It was definitely quite an experience. Almost like the time we were standing on the chairs for about an hour, cheering for the newly elected Schaller as Head Pastor on another one of those convention nights after the main service. Unfortunately alot of people methodically left to go to the rap only to wonder where everyone was...

I think my 18 year experience in GGWO was probably by far the most intense. Some of drama that place emitted seemed very unique. . .

. . .until the dreamstate begins to fade and reality sets in. Life now is much more than it ever could have been if the continuation of cult-like living had not been questioned.

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