I would like to dedicate this tune to all of my sword swinging Sisters who are involved in the political process  on a universal level. I like this tune     I am grateful but equally sad about it .

Right on!

Add this one to that list...

Very nice, Wolf!  But I was worried about you for a second; when I opened it, a Taylor Swift ad popped up......

Peter

Hello Peter , I recently discovered  Heather Dale's singing and like it very much.

Here is her website;  http://heatherdale.com/

Church Street Blues - Norman Blake;

Church Street Blues - Tony Rice;

Still fascinated by the contrast after all these years. 

Another candid video of my good buddy Tony Collins, made one rainy afternoon in Galax, Virginia. The tune, "St. Anne's Reel", was one of his favorites to get on and ride.

Since he's been gone, I have this weird recurring dream where I'm walking along, and suddenly there's Tony on a festival chair (like in this video) with his cased guitar next to him. He says, "hey man, where you been!? I've been wanting to pick a tune... go get your bass." and then I wake up. Dang I miss that guy. 

*the guy who put up that video I'll be doing some shows with this Summer. He has more footage I think, but this is enough for now.

.  Impeccable picking from all, and she'd make a good dog break his leash.......

Peter

Gregory - I believe "they" say that if you dream of someone who has passed that it means your broken heart is starting to mend.  Good for you!

Currently spinning My Favorite Headache - Geddy Lee

AMY LEE has written and released a new song 

Is that Geddy's sister? 
She has a beautiful, powerful voice and poignant lyrics.  I enjoyed that.

Switched gears and went to the Goat Rodeo Sessions.

Thursday and Fridays I get to wear headphones at work whilst completing a specific task that requires a focused attention (me rocking out seems to be ok - listening to others yabber, not so much).

Here's today so far:
The Lark Ascending - a version I pulled off of an archive radio station file; violin and piano - 16 minutes of heaven.

Anvil - This Is Thirteen; cause who wouldn't listen to Canadian Metal after classical music?

Bill Wyman - Monkey Grip Glue;  Jagger and Richards who???  This album has great songs with clarinet solos, banjoes, horns, groovy shoewop back up singers.

Ronnie Wood - Now Look;  cause it makes sense to follow Wyman with Woody.  This album was my very first introduction to Willie Weeks! 

Finished my day with:
Max Webster - Universal Juveniles; another Canadian group, why not? Battle Scar w/ special guests Rush!
I.M.O.K.R.U.O.K. - The Synth Strummer; this is some really cool solo synthesizer work from Iguana, the formidable keyboardist from the epic Chicago trio Oh My God.

Love the Goat Rodeo Sessions. 

echoing down the hallway from my Mom's TV ;