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Walleye

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14. Yes, TNNurse. "Blood on the Tracks" is when I fell in love.

Tue Mar 31, 2020, 10:50 AM

Mar 2020

Sadly, my boyfriend is now deceased. I still cry when I hear “Tangled up in Blue” and “Simple Twist of Fate”. I hear Otis Redding and I’m back in college. Aretha’s “Natural Woman”. Got into jazz after seeing Miles Davis at the Hollywood Bowl open for Blood Sweat and Tears. All of the great R&B when I was in high school. I was at Woodstock. When it comes to music, we were the luckiest generation. Don’t know how I would have survived without it.

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Joan Baez For John Prine [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Mar 2020 OP

Bless John, and bless Joan for serenading him so beautifully. Totally Tunsie Mar 2020 #1

So then you're familiar with "In spite of ourselves" performed by Prine and DeMent I presume? Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Mar 2020 #2

Absolutely! They're fabulous together. Totally Tunsie Mar 2020 #4

The movie he talk about at the beginning.... SergeStorms Mar 2020 #6

If you could only find it. TNNurse Mar 2020 #8

You're kidding! SergeStorms Mar 2020 #10

There was one for $69 TNNurse Mar 2020 #11

You're welcome. SergeStorms Mar 2020 #12

I loved that song when I first heard it a long time ago. Walleye Mar 2020 #3

As I have said several places, TNNurse Mar 2020 #13

Yes, TNNurse. "Blood on the Tracks" is when I fell in love. Walleye Mar 2020 #14

My first job out of college was teaching in SC.--1971 TNNurse Mar 2020 #15

Yes. Loved Rod Stewart. Almost forgot him. Walleye Mar 2020 #16

My Dad plays that song too proud patriot Mar 2020 #5

K and R, Thank You for posting.. Stuart G Mar 2020 #7

Thanks for posting burrowowl Mar 2020 #9