those who look after others are the most deserving.
r.i.p. Hippie Bill.

Thanks for being Hippie Bill. You made the world a better place.
Bill I'll see you waving that flag on the other side.

Thank you John Prine. Never met you, but you changed my life. I got sober on 1/9/2004. don't congratulate me. I quit cause I was scared to die. And for some reason a miracle.Next thing you know I get a job! In Ames, Iowa. I'm in fucking Ames sober and everything is like fresh dew on the lawn. New. a...

Heaven opened its doors to welcome precious Avery.
Bless you.

Joe's face exudes kindness.
My best wishes for his family.

a grate obit with details on 'A Love Supreme'. a man who took music and added to the palate. “What you don’t play is sometimes as important as what you do play,” Mr. Tyner told the pianist and radio host Marian McPartland in 1983. “I would leave space, which wouldn’t identify the chord so definitely...

Bummer.
Buddy Cage could flat out play.
I was lucky enough to be about 8 feet from him in a bar in Statesville NC in 1980(?).
NRPS playing. It was f’ing great! Buddy was f’ing great.
Another man gone.
Thanks Buddy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggynF8OWMNY
Time Loves A Hero
5/3/09

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2VhSc36p6Q

7/29/2000 He who shall not be named & Friends at Merriweather.

i saw Little Feat in Charlotte decades ago. needless to say I hadn't seen anything like them before. at the heart of the Feat experience was Paul Barrere. needless to say I've been listening to them and him ever since. one of my faves was He who shall not be named and Friends in 2000 at Shoreline wi...

i saw Little Feat in Charlotte decades ago. needless to say I hadn't seen anything like them before. at the heart of the Feat experience was Paul Barrere. needless to say I've been listening to them and him ever since. one of my faves was He who shall not be named and Friends in 2000 at Shoreline wi...

bones wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 24, 2019 8:29 pm

For me with Hunter, its the line in Uncle John's Band: Are you kind?

That I strive to be able to answer unequivocally YES I AM..or at least I certainly try to be...

KIND,,,every day,,,every way possible

RIP

AMEN BROTHER!

SunshineSue wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 24, 2019 5:13 pm

What a heartbreaker. Rest in peace, Robert, your words live on forever.

this is the 1st tune I listened to and watched after hearing the news.
grate version and Mr. Hunter looks quite dapper!

damn I am choking up again....

I have no words.
Hunter was the one who provided them for me.
He wrote what we all feel and always will.
These songs will forever fill the air.
Our world is darkened a bit, but Heaven just got brighter.
Him and Jer are cackling and grinning.

congrats to both of you!

i come from a family of alcoholics. my 88 year old Mom still drinks a bottle of vodka plus a week. my brother has a bud attached to his hand. my father drank every day though he was a successful businessman. i almost drank myself to death and by the grace of my Higher Power, I haven't picked up in 1...

Heaven's sound just got better.

Rest in peace Ms. Jones.

the good times are the ones that matter.
sorry for you and your children's loss.

we are only here for a very short time, no matter how many years it is.
smell the roses my friends.

rest in peace Charucki.