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Loved that Matt ty

I'm fixed now (so thankful for tx) but it's a tiring business is HepC and I don't think anyone who's put up with it for however long will argue that one! So this is for those really worn out days people have during this thing, because we all have them no matter what stage of the ride we are on.

Try a little tenderness

Thanks Ariel, we saw him in a very small venue in Seattle, Washington, drove 71/2 hrs to get there, got lost and only saw the last 30min. He was great, but we were really bummed we missed most of his show. After the show, he was signing CDs and just being friendly with the people in line. When we got up to where he was signing the CDs we handed him ours and told him how sad we were at missing the better part of the 1st half of his show and how my wife really wished she could've heard him do "Listen to the Mocking Bird".
Well, he reached out and took my wife's hands and sang it A Capella to her ... the entire song !!! Since the crowd was already on their feet, he got an impromptu standing ovation and my undying gratitude for rescuing me from a cold and silent trip back home
This ones for you and all those you dedicated that last Otis Redding song to. (He's one of my all time favorites btw.)
FYI, it's not the sentiment of the song itself ... rather, it's the thought of the title. So, no offense or ill intent meant

New Marlon Williams song, pretty incredible. He is singing to the river he identifies with, is Maori custom/tikanga

www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/na...-williams-in-session

His voice and spirit are extraordinary ! So happy you introduced him to us Hazel. Thank you.

A bit of Belinda

Still ridin' on that "Freedom Train" this time on the "Grand Funk Railroad"

This may well be in this thread already


And I posted the Bob Marley Redemption Song but I like this too... it is the flip side to globalisation, like I see here.

Belle & Sebastian are one of my favourites and I've never seen them performing this.

Meg wrote: His voice and spirit are extraordinary ! So happy you introduced him to us Hazel. Thank you.

The river is famous because nearly all the ponamu/ jade, that is the most prized thing, comes from there, bottom of the South Island. And he is singing about Tina's great great grandfather, the most famous warrior Chief of the 19th or any century, Te Rauparaha, going down there and taking loads of ponamu off the locals.

Here is something different for people doing ribavirin: Insomnia
www.facebook.com/RossKempFanClub/videos/...5231386/?pnref=story

The cure for all the stresses of life,more so if you don't drink.....

Seal was trying to find his hotel in Montreal, Canada Saturday, when he happened upon a singer who was minding his own business, playing songs on the street for the public.

Saw that one too pat1... Actually made the national news cycle.
Just last night we saw these guys in the same, small, indoor venue as last year, when their outdoor concert was called on account of rain. Ha! Rain? In Oregon? Go figure. They were great last year and have only gotten better since ... Hope you all enjoy as much as we did.