kami:

Actually, I'm spending some time with Guy Fletcher's release, Inamorata. Like most discs, you need to give it some time to unfold. High in the Hills is particularly lovely. 

High in the Hills is my favorite as well!!!! 

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"The birds up on the wires and the telegraph poles
They can always fly away from this rain and this cold
You can hear them singing out their telegraph code
All the way down the telegraph road"

"My darling boy, all of my sunshine and all of my joy"

I've been listening to Guy's album a lot since I bought it on Zagreb show (June, 9). My favorite song is Stone, listening to it right now, but all the others are great too. The album is so warm and positive, imbued (I'm not certain is this the right word) with love, elements from nature and good things in life... It's hard to find something so positive these days...

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"my only prayer is just to see you there at the end of my wondering"

Marja,

Great song! You had me put it on my jukebox just now...the only version I have these days is by John Cale and Suzanne Vega...but they do good! 

I was listening to Everybody Pays, then a little bird whispered in my ear

Love is a Battlefield ( and then made me think of Pat's signature song naturally)

I'm too old for some of the sentiments in those songs, but quite some time ago I saw two video's of Pat doing Love is a Battlefield and Bob Dylan's Jokerman expressing some of the same imagery.

Back to Everybody Pays..." who wrote the oldest story in the book?" 

Get Together...Jesse Colin Young

then magically,

Brothers In Arms 

I actually watched Brother In Arms through my download from iTunes  

 

in running many red lights down memory lane, I also listened prior to both these, Jefferson Airplane/ Starship...many on my mind. 

Where do you think you're going ? Don't you know it's dark outside?

Listening to a recent live cut of "Hill Farmers Blues"....one of the biggest surprises and highlights of the tour!      

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Doctor parkinson declared Im not surprised to see you here
Youve got smokers cough from smoking, brewers droop from drinking beer
I dont know how you came to get the betty davis knees
But worst of all young man youve got industrial disease

"One more matineé" - and STP for the third time, one of my favourite CD's.

good night..... 

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Show me a place where I don't have to worry -
And that's where I belong
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You won't find self-improvement
- or philosophy
in a dumpster sitting by the kitchen door!

This thread has attracted over 12,000 views and only 63 posts. Why is that I wonder? So many more views than other threads.

"Right one hour ago"...

... Went to the bank to pay for booking my holiday in September. The bankman was listening to the radio at very low volume... but I was able to hear a man singing: Lady Writer on the tv..., one tune I love...

Who knows if it' s a sign this will be a great holiday?

Back to MY "radio" (which is no radio: it' s a player with 8Gb inside, so it' s close to a radio, because when I play random I never know what will come...): Crowfeathers - Wolfstone

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ognuno vada dove vuole andare, ognuno invecchi come gli pare, ma non raccontare a me cos' è la libertà

John Lennon's STAND BY ME, performed by Joan Baez

Karla Bonoff's cover of  " The Water is Wide"              

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Doctor parkinson declared Im not surprised to see you here
Youve got smokers cough from smoking, brewers droop from drinking beer
I dont know how you came to get the betty davis knees
But worst of all young man youve got industrial disease

" The Water is Wide" One of the most beautiful songs I think. I also like the Lillith version, Sarah Mclaughlin, Indigo Girls and Jewel.

jennja:

" The Water is Wide" One of the most beautiful songs I think. I also like the Lillith version, Sarah Mclaughlin, Indigo Girls and Jewel.

Yup! I've got that one as well...Sarah's voice adds so much depth to it!   JT does a good cover too.        

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Doctor parkinson declared Im not surprised to see you here
Youve got smokers cough from smoking, brewers droop from drinking beer
I dont know how you came to get the betty davis knees
But worst of all young man youve got industrial disease

Listened to The Water is Wide twice and then pulled out my heavy artillery:

A dvd of Bruce in Barcelona...one side, I can't find the 2nd dvd which is bugging me no end.