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My wife's favorite they sing is "Danny Boy". I agree, it is so well done. (y)
 
A little Porgy and Bess this morning. Ella's voice is so sublime.
 
Just watched Carri Underwood in the old Ryman Theater and then the Celtic/singers and dancers in Ireland. :encouragement:
 
Buffet, Dead & Petty are my main Sirius car channels. Heard Glen Campbell doing Walls on the Petty channel the other day. Pretty good; you kind of forget what a BFD Campbell was in the late 60s.
Bob
 
I saw video of some of Campbell's last concert tour as well as an interview. He could still do the stuff he'd been doing for decades but it was sad to see that dementia was stealing his mind in the interview. His kids wanted that so his fans could see why it was his last set of appearances and hopefully let him be.
 
There was a documentary around the last performance called "I'll Be Me", which was apparently his reaction when his wife told him a documentary on him was in the works. His wife was absolutely great in dealing with him.
Bob
 
Crank it. The neighbors won't mind.

 
GregW said:
Crank it. The neighbors won't mind.

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If I had a set of outdoor theater speakers and amps to drive 'em, I'd queue it up at about 3AM!! Neighbors with their obscene, misogynistic rap-crap at 80+db IN MY HOUSE may get the message...

Oft said that at the celebration of my passing, this song should be looped.
 
OKay. So, I learned it was a Screamin' Jay Hawkins birthday today and of course his late 1950's performance still "I Put a Spell on You". And then, this haunting title song from the movie "Where the Crawdads Sing"
 
Crawdads may end up a complicated story. I see the author of the book Delia Owens is wanted for questioning in an early 1990s murder in Zambia she and her husband may have helped cover up.
 
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