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Rest In Peace SONGBIRD ! It’s an amazing privilege to have been able to leave behind works that will survive long after one has drawn their last earthly breath, and the Madame McVie is one of those very fortunate few whose efforts will move hearts for generations to come. She was the solid link that […]
They can be a pain in the ass, but so can most of the people we love in our lives. I also love the DAYS OF HARVEST, whereby many of the Nuts we’ve stored for Winter are spread out & shared with our companions & those who can appreciate the work, the time, & the […]
Enjoy the new Animated lyric video of ‘Mama’s Boy Blues’ and join the adventure!
I’d like to thank all of you very much who’ve given notice to our video production of ‘Mama’s Boy Blues’. We are most grateful for the broad & generous reception & are moved to have heard how many other people have been encouraged by it in the various ways in which it has touched our […]
Sananda Maitreya – Mama’s Boy Blues (Live 4K) – YouTube Premiere ‘WHOEVER YOU ARE, COME FORTH’- Walt Whitman.Every generation often presumes upon itself the assumption that our fathers gains are ours to inherit with the merits of their struggles intact, as it concerns the just cause ofFREEDOM & the RIGHTS attained thereof. Instead we come […]
Let it be duly noted that MAKING A CONSCIOUS CHOICE TO PRAISE SOMEONE’s POSITIVE CONTRIBUTION to your LIFE & TIMES does NOT necessarily EQUATE with a TOTAL BLANKET ENDORSEMENT OF THEIR LIFE EXPERIENCE. I came with the tacit intention of PRAISING Mr. Lewis, not to BURY him, which many of you began doing with Surgical […]
Eternal Rest to an American Original who Refused to be Contained or Defined by Anyone’s Metrics (or categories) other than his Own. Rock & Roll, Rhythm & Blues, Country, Blues, Gospel, Boogie Woogie, Ragtime, Jazz, Pop, Whatever name you put to it, the ‘Killer’ was up to the task & then some. Much Respect to […]
My Great Appreciation for Madame Loretta Lynn came through my late Grandmother,Annie Evans who passed but a couple of years ago in her mid 90’s. Grandma was the daughter of a full blooded Cherokee woman (who for some reason known only to her & the ancestors loved chasing me around the yard in Daytona Beach […]