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Hugh_Lebowski's Journalsome songs/musical performances just wreck me, everytime ... and this is one!
Okay I probably posted it a year or so back, but nothing wrong with coming back round again for something great, right?
This is so good, I promise you aren't wasting your time watching 
Bit of a lost Rolling Stones classic IMHO from their oft-maligned 1976 release Black And Blue
At the time they were 'rehearsing' guitarists to replace Mick Taylor, and they ran through a lot of notable players. Check the Wiki for the record if interested. Rory Gallagher, Jeff Beck and Peter Frampton even joined a session or two. Obvs they settled on Ronnie Wood.
Anyways, this is a pretty badass tune from the album.
Happy Friday DUMA 
justin johnson - seven nation army (live in studio) done in delta blues style and kickass!
kinda the lgtbq+ version of stevie nicks - incredible 2020 homage - katie pruitt - expectations
I really didn't think you could rip off Dreams in such an excellent way ... check it, you'll love it!
dimestore radio - oversight (studio-2002) another I wrote the music for and played guitar
Call it the song I'm second most proud of. Starts slow but 2nd half of it gets cooking, I promise, including a solo I came up with on the spot in the studio that I totally love
dimestore radio - oversight
Dave Kovacovich - Vocals
Pete Kuhl - Bass, Drums, Backing Vocals
Brett James (aka yours truly) - Guitars
Guest Musician who's name eludes me ATM - Theremin
Lyrics and Melody: Dave
Music: Brett and Pete
Recorded: Oakland, CA 2002
"it's not worth it"
said the captain
as he turned the ship away
see the tears fall
from your eyelid
hold your breath
begin to pray
and I feel
oh I'll miss this place
oh I'll miss this place
now it's colder
and the control tower
hangs their hair
and prepares
words
build a statue
tell my daughter
as my soul
floats back
to earth
and I feel
oh I'll miss this place
oh I'll miss this
feel
oh I'll miss this place
oh I'll miss this place
and as the aliens
approach him
as the stars scatter like stairs
as the spirits arms surround him
the tourists watch
from the observation deck
he floats away ...
(Mr L's scorching guitar solo that kinda makes the whole song if I say so myself 
)
it never happened
mind your business
try to be more down to earth
Fred Rogers - Acts of Kindness (in real life, from twitter yesterday)
https://twitter.com/fasc1nate/status/1669806587052171264Usher would suffer 100 seizures a day due to this condition. However, for 30 minutes a day, the seizures would stop when she watched the children's educational TV show, Mr. Roger's Neighbourhood.
To try to help Beth, she would undergo surgery. She was told there was a possibility she would die. Beth's mother, Kathy, reached out to the Mr. Rogers show to ease her daughters' anxieties. Kathy requested an autograph, but what she got would save her daughter's life.
Fred Rogers, the show's presenter, gave Beth a phone call. This is what Beth had to say about the call:
“I was over the moon. I told him things I would never tell my mom or my dad. I told him about the surgery and how I might die. And how I didn’t want to die because I didn’t want to leave my brother. It was like talking to an old friend".
Rogers also had other cast members play in character during the call. They comforted Beth and told her to stay strong and that she would be ok.
Beth then had her surgery, which lasted for 12 hours. She was then put into a coma for 2 months. Rogers would call the hospital every day to check on her.
When she was not improving, Roger went to the hospital to put on her puppet show, which you see above.
Beth fully recovered, met Rogers again afterward, and credited him with giving her strength during her tough times.
Rogers was adamant about the media not covering his visit, as he did not want his acts of kindness to be glorified. This is one of the only pictures of his visit.
Rogers, who was a devout Christian, used his show to make iconic statements against racism, as well as to help children to feel happy and empowered. Rogers passed away in 2003.
Playing for Change - Cotton Fields (Back Home) - Leadbelly song
Among the first 45's I had a little kid was Johnny Mann Singers version of this song. I used to play it over and over and sing along. LOVED this song when I'z like 7 yo.
This, along with my stepdad playing Nitty Gritty Dirt Band all the time at the house in my formative years, is probably why I grew up to be an Americana fan.
The list of artists who've covered this classic is pretty amazing ... Harry Belafonte, Johnny Cash, Bill Monroe, Creedence, Beach Boys, Elvis ... to name a few. And Van Morrison's album from 3 months ago (Moving On Skiffle) has a cover of it. As an aside, I'm kinda blown away by how great he still sounds. His voice has barely aged at 77.
https://secondhandsongs.com/performance/169759/versions
Spanish song using the exact same music and melody, but totally different lyrics:
Jason Isbell US tour opened last night, he's betting big on the new record Weathervanes
Setlist is posted ... and he's literally he's playing the entire new record
From Southeastern and Something More than Free ... only 3 tracks. Little saddened by that (I have tix for 7/11), though I do love the new album. Cover Me Up, Stockholm, and 24 Frames are the ones he's playing. Was definitely hoping for a bit more from those 2 records, but ... I'm sure it'll be killer anyway.
And 0 earlier songs like Alabama Pines or Dress Blues or Tour of Duty, nor any Drive-By Truckers. Gotta give him some props for refusing to rest on his laurels.
The one cover is Honeysuckle Blue from Sadler's previous band Drivin' and Cryin' (though he was 3 y.o. when it came out lol). It's a pretty good song though and fits their milieu perfectly. I'm sure Sadler's played it many times before, live.
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/jason-isbell-and-the-400-unit/2023/jjs-live-fayetteville-ar-63a6c257.html
I apologize for my rant about women's sports last night that was rightly removed.
I shouldn't be drunk-posting like that.
I really want you to know I support every other trans-positive issue 100% ... but I struggle with the fairness factor when it comes to that one.
And Abbott is a dick, and he and his ilk are just doing this to set us at each others throats. I know I'm not the only liberal person that struggles with their position on this subject.
Please don't think I'm a bigot, I'm really, really not.
Sorry for making anyone feel bad.
I love you guys and gals 
Ever noticed this famous Zeppelin song is reminiscent of a famous earlier Doobie Brothers Song?
Trampled Underfoot from Physical Graffiti (from 1975 though it's known to have a lot of songs written for past albums on it, like Houses of the Holy)
Slow Train Running (1973)
It's not just the constant repetition of the word love ... the relation has a deeper music theory component.
And it's not in the same key, not quite that simple ... so what music nerd can explain why they sound similar?
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