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That's wonderful, Phil. It never occurred to me that you might not know Jim Croce, nor previously, Harry Chapin. That 'dang' pond :wink: . Did you listen to the wonderful "Time In A Bottle"? It's very sad that Jim died so prematurely. In retrospect, the song seems prophetic, doesn't it :cry: ?

John ~ Who knows how it is I missed this thread of yours. Your dream virtually come true. Who'd have thought how the world could change since the time you had your dream. I really enjoyed seeing how simply thinking of someone whose music could create in you "this deep sense of calm, happiness, and validation," could at once inspire a sign-of such as "Love and peace" 8) :D 8) ~ music plays such an important role in our lives. It's a wonderful verse you quoted ~ the exponential reality of love, that will also always be greater than the sum of its parts. An effective, conceptual expression that Neil gave it and that even goes beyond.


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Lizzy
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Hi John, I didn't see this thread before. I didn't realise you were such a big fan, either. Cool.
I stood up, raised my fist in the air and shouted "YEAH!". Neil looked up at me and raised his fist in response.
A moment of connection with your hero. Priceless.

Diane
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And I missed THAT comment! WHAT is going on here :shock: !?!

That is VERY cool, John :D ! Wonderful, too, when performers embrace their audiences to that extent 8) . A response like that is priceless :D .

< * what happened to my Reading primer * >

~ Lizzy
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philo wrote:john k and linda lakeside - i have just discovered a agreat site you may be interested in. type in a musician or title of a piece of music and 'pandora' give you endless pieces of affiliated music (not sure of exact link but just type into google). it has opened my world to a number of interesting musicians and bands. jim croce, jose gonzalez - (who sounds rather like nick drake) amongst others - first time i visited the site i felt rather like a six year old let free in a sweet shop.
I know that Google Alerts will go one step further and give you affiliated music as well. I've been getting Google Alerts for quite a while now, on Leonard. Then I discovered one can also get 'Leonard affiliated' alerts. Nick Cave, Suzanne Vega, Rufus, etc. I opted out of that 'option', as my Leonard alerts were piling up. However, I cannot resist a try on your 'pandora's box', and I thank you for the tip.

Linda.
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Diane wrote: A moment of connection with your hero. Priceless.
No kidding! Priceless, indeed.
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Diane wrote:Hi John, I didn't see this thread before. I didn't realise you were such a big fan, either. Cool.
I stood up, raised my fist in the air and shouted "YEAH!". Neil looked up at me and raised his fist in response.
A moment of connection with your hero. Priceless.

Diane
Glad you liked. I forgot I told that story. It was quite the moment.
I love to speak with John
He's a pundit and a fraud
He's a lazy banker living in a suit

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