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Flashback — Seeing Ramsey Lewis at the London House
Sunday afternoon and here I am listening to music back in time – in my mind. The time is the sixties, a time of early romance, which has always had a music connection – especially blues and jazz. Nurtured by late night radio, the music was often a balance with loneliness providing a connection with [...]
PorterDavis @ Ken & Mary’s Blues Project Video
This is the third entry on the return visit of PorterDavis to Ken & Mary’s Blues Project. (click here for entry one and entry two)
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Tagged: Ken & Mary's Blues Project, PorterDavis
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Tagged: Ken & Mary's Blues Project, PorterDavis
Choosing Freedom from Freedom
What follows is what is becoming my annual entry on MySpace:
Infrequent Use of My Space
Current mood: accomplished
Category: Blogging
Because of my use of other social media venues, Myspace has almost been none. I happen to be here this morning because of some thoughts I was having on freedom and that something our greatest freedom may [...]
Infrequent Use of My Space
Current mood: accomplished
Category: Blogging
Because of my use of other social media venues, Myspace has almost been none. I happen to be here this morning because of some thoughts I was having on freedom and that something our greatest freedom may [...]
Austin City Limits Day
On October 17, 1974,Willie Nelson recorded the original pilot episode of “Austin City Limits (ACL). This past Satuday, was declared ACL Day in Austin, Texas — And, on November 15, ACL will again present a very special episode with Willie Nelson, in a joint performance with Austin legends Asleep at the Wheel.
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Tom Waits, “Glitter and Doom Live”
If you are a Tom Waits fan like me, here’s a preview of his soon to be released CD, “Glitter and Doom Live”.
Tagged: Tom Waits
Tagged: Tom Waits
In Memory of Rusty Weir
Photo Source: http://www.rustywier.com/photos.htm kenne edited
This past week, my friend Dave Parsons lost a very close “Austin day’s” friend, Rusty Weir. He died October 9th at the young age of 65. Somewhere in my years of friendship with Dave, Rusty’s name came up – I can’t remember when, but the conversation probably had to do with [...]
This past week, my friend Dave Parsons lost a very close “Austin day’s” friend, Rusty Weir. He died October 9th at the young age of 65. Somewhere in my years of friendship with Dave, Rusty’s name came up – I can’t remember when, but the conversation probably had to do with [...]
For Crying Out Loud
During our trip to Seattle for Lisa’ and Mike’s wedding on Lummi Island, we were able to spend some brief moments with brother Tom. It’s never been easy for anyone to figure out the Turner boys, let alone one to the other. In some ways, however, if you know one of us, then you know [...]
Will There Be Peace In Our Time?
Desert Storm by kenne
Sadly, there are times we must trade a handshake for the fist. The problem is , it’s the old that trades the handshake for the young’s fist.
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Tagged: A Perfect Circle - Fiddle and the Drum, Peace
Sadly, there are times we must trade a handshake for the fist. The problem is , it’s the old that trades the handshake for the young’s fist.
kenne
Tagged: A Perfect Circle - Fiddle and the Drum, Peace
The Beatles: 9/9/09
Not being into digital games person, I’m just now becoming aware of the commercials for the new Beatles “Rock Band” game – Cool!
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Tagged: Beatles, Commercials, Digital Games, Rock Band
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Tagged: Beatles, Commercials, Digital Games, Rock Band
Frank Gerhy Guy
Frank Gerhy Guy and Joy experience the
Experience Music Project (EMP) in Seattle.
“You have to understand the process that takes you there.”
Tagged: EMP, Experience Music Project, Frank Gerhy, Music
Experience Music Project (EMP) in Seattle.
“You have to understand the process that takes you there.”
Tagged: EMP, Experience Music Project, Frank Gerhy, Music
Ken Burns At His Best
“When they write the history of the U.S Senate, it will be him (Ted Kennedy) and Daniel Webster and Webster will be honored to be in his company.” — Ken Burns
“. . . a burden on which a hero would beg to be speared.” Jacqulene Kennedy
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Tagged: History of the U.S. Senate, Ken Burns, Ted [...]
“. . . a burden on which a hero would beg to be speared.” Jacqulene Kennedy
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Tagged: History of the U.S. Senate, Ken Burns, Ted [...]
If It’s Good Enough. . .
If it’s good enough for Congress and the President, then it should be good enough for us!
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Tagged: Congress, Health Care, Kennedy
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Tagged: Congress, Health Care, Kennedy
Where Has Traditional American Conservatism Gone?
Too bad conservative America doesn’t have minds like that of William F. Buckley. Buckley was creative and presented ideas in debating issues, rather than just disagreeing. Buckley was first an intellectual and second a conservative. Although I disagreed with most of his positions (agreement was more alone liberterian lines) he was always ready to debate [...]
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