gordon lightfoot 3 cd set---36 all-time favorites---not all my faves butt, can NEVER miss w/gordie's late 60's/early 70's 'stuff'...a magnificent troubadour imported from canada that impacted me with unmatched skills that made me dream of life a bit more green and varied than my desert home...knowing my mom lived in BC...his soothing voice and great lyrics carried me away...one of my 3 singer/songwriters heroes of all time, i will dearly miss him...

James Gang - Funk #49
 

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James Gang - Funk #49

timmy b. schmit & the b-boys on "caroline no"...lovely

WOW!!!---"well" (in my best 'ronnie raygun' voice)...as is my wont, as explained before, w/o hopefully non-boring youse, i previewed 2 "new" japanese cds once again acquired via amazon...1st was CSN's 1st and it was good butt, NOWHERE near my socks blown off by, what i thought was the same label's suburb (LOUD, REALLY LOUD) remaster of one of my all-time faves: IF I COULD ONLY REMEMBER MY NAME. i had to turn the mac (m-audio/bx8a's) volume down a 1/3...of course, i played 'cowboy movie' to test the sound---WOW!!!...one GREAT song, now one bestest ever sound...

p.s.---i took time whilst it loaded to read the japanese translation of the lyrics---bless their hearts; i love these guy's beautiful respect re. reproducing/packaging classic cds...butt, boy, it's a fun ride thru their interpretation of our beloved sing-alongs...

I am sitting in first class on a flight from MSP to SMF right now and am listening to some Yes albums...

-- The Yes Album
-- Close to the Edge
-- Fragile
-- Yessongs

I am happy.

jis before my beer-down shut-down dinner-time...chris whitley's "living with the law"---listen too to his brilliant "rocket house"...combine the two on a 90 minute cassette if'n it don't fit on a cd...haha

Blazing Eye!!!!

Happy Birthday
Geddy Kee