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[jbcurt00]

75K views · 58K reactions | Sometimes healing begins with seeing clearly. 👁️ "Doctor My Eyes" invites us to reflect about where we’ve been and where we’re going. 🤲 During Women’s History Month, we celebrate the vision, awareness, and leadership wom

Sometimes healing begins with seeing clearly. 👁️ "Doctor My Eyes" invites us to reflect about where we’ve been and where we’re going. 🤲 During Women’s History Month, we celebrate the vision,...

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[redneck joe]

75K views · 58K reactions | Sometimes healing begins with seeing clearly. 👁️ "Doctor My Eyes" invites us to reflect about where we’ve been and where we’re going. 🤲 During Women’s History Month, we celebrate the vision, awareness, and leadership wom

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that is completely awesome

 

[redneck joe]

487K views · 30K reactions | The original ‘Blues Brother’ with the BLUES BROTHERS. In 1980, John Lee Hooker appeared in THE BLUES BROTHERS as a street musician known as “Street Slim.” In this scene, the Hook performed his classic track “Boom Boom”

The original ‘Blues Brother’ with the BLUES BROTHERS. In 1980, John Lee Hooker appeared in THE BLUES BROTHERS as a street musician known as “Street Slim.” In this scene, the Hook performed his...

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[tphoyt]

that is completely awesome

Yes it was. It started my day off with bobbing my head and then dancing around the shop.

 

[redneck joe]

dam just watched like the fifth time.

The Indian dude with the funky guitar and the long hair old Japanese guy are my fav, but then again the old dude in the forest with a fish turner on a gourd aint bad either...

 

[jbcurt00]

Playing for a Change has lots of great covers, When the Levee Breaks is another good 1

The whole catalog is great IMO....

 

[redneck joe]

why have we never heard of this goodness? A Pan flute!?!?!


I do have to say, 1986, Cedar City MO, sitting on the front porch jamming to this on my boom box, then the levy did break and and pulling up to your house front porch in a boat is not a good feeling.

 

[redneck joe]

ong

 

[tphoyt]

I looked up Playing for Change last night and this is some great stuff.

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[FLATHEAD]

Ray Toole does some great covers as well. He changes up band mates a good bit.

 

[FLATHEAD]

 

[jbcurt00]

I looked up Playing for Change last night and this is some great stuff.

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Yep, highly recommend these:

Colors
Still haven't found what I'm looking for
Peace Train
All along the watchtower
Love Teain

 

[redneck joe]

peace train:

 

[aspeck]

Here is a nautical themed “oldy” remixed and performed by a kid who came to our summer camp for years. His parents and I are good friends also.

 

[redneck joe]

top 20 on my list. Cant help but get up and dance (aint pretty, trust me )

 

[redneck joe]

circa 19[early]70s, i was maybe 10 to 12 years old.

Dad and I and Bill Johnson - the man who had half fingers and was supposed to be dead in his teens but was prob 30 then and taught me to use chopsticks - went to Moro Oregon in the winter to pheasant hunt. Tall Winds motel which is still there i looked it up.

My job was to beat the dog to the bird. Blitz was a great pointer but he liked to eat the bird when it got dropped.

So, we get to the hotel a bit early and dad an bill went to the local bar of course in the town of maybe a couple hundred. Left me and the dog at the motel - one room, two beds and dad was a bed hog. Two and a half channels were able to be dialed in on the maybe 10" black and white TV I found music.

I'm named after two people my dad had a trio with thru his high school and college (think kingston trio) so always had music, live and on reel to reel around me. Dads Sony reel to reel he brought home from his stint in Vietnam in 1967.

Anyway the music was guitar and such, which i was of course accustomed to so I started watching this concert. Never seen the dude before but music was good.

Dad and bill got back from the bar and essentially kicked me off the bed to the floor so they could watch. They were enthralled sitting on the end of the bed. It wasn't until maybe 5 years later that i truly discovered Chapin but every time i hear him I think of that mortel in Moro OR.