The Acoustic Thread - What are you listening to?
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Yes we did also Iberia fly's the same route and same $.Ronin said:
That's the flight we took for our last trip.
It's great to get on in Oakland and get off in Barcelona.
The food isn't much to write home about but most airline food if you get any isn't that great.
Although we usually get good food on the British/ Air/Air France flights but I will take the direct flight with lesser food.
I think the Iberia flight is actually better from what I have read.Either one gets you there just fine.
Frank
A nice arrangement of an old classic..................................
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Very nice!ski3pin said:
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A pleasant little ditty... Sway - Alain Morier
And a nice little surprise that was queued after Sway...
And a nice little surprise that was queued after Sway...
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A little Texas swing for a rainy day in Oregon...
PaulT
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Jay Ungar & Molly Mason are performing locally on April 21 at Pacific UniversityWandering Sagebrush said:
https://www.pacificu.edu/arts/performing-arts-series
Got a flyer today.
Paul
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I see they had Eric Tingstad and Nancy Rumbel there last November. If you haven’t been to one of their concerts, it’s well worth going. Thanks for the heads up on the PU events.PaulT said:
STAND BACK for the 'Yute'!!! Man did my heart good to see those youngings do their stuff. Thanks
For the past 6 days of driving, about 2500 miles give or take, I've been listening to the bluegrass channel on satellite radio for some of those miles each day. "Bluegrass Junction" -- Channel 62 on S/XM.
I'm not a bluegrass aficionado, but I've been hearing lots of fine music.
(in fact, I've been listening enough that I'm starting to hear some repeats in Channel 62's playlist... )
I never activated the satellite radio in my car until just before this trip -- figured it would be handy to have specific channels that would stay put across the country. (as a break from the thousands of songs in my iPod).
I'm not a bluegrass aficionado, but I've been hearing lots of fine music.
(in fact, I've been listening enough that I'm starting to hear some repeats in Channel 62's playlist...
)I never activated the satellite radio in my car until just before this trip -- figured it would be handy to have specific channels that would stay put across the country. (as a break from the thousands of songs in my iPod).
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Great thread. Better late than never.
Not particularly uplifting (an understatement) but filled with heart are two of my favorites
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Not particularly uplifting (an understatement) but filled with heart are two of my favorites
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The Cold Missouri Waters has to be one of the saddest, but most beautiful songs I’ve ever heard. The young lady singing has a spectacular voice.
The Mann Gulch Fire was the subject of Norman Maclean's (A River Runs Through It) second book - Young Men and Fire
A friend of ours was a young boy living at Ninemile Station - his Dad was Ranger - when the young men doing cleanup around the station got the call to respond to the Mann Gulch Fire................and they never returned - a memory forever with him. He is now retired from his career in the USFS.
Thanks for posting the song.
A friend of ours was a young boy living at Ninemile Station - his Dad was Ranger - when the young men doing cleanup around the station got the call to respond to the Mann Gulch Fire................and they never returned - a memory forever with him. He is now retired from his career in the USFS.
Thanks for posting the song.
Missing Link
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Wow! Powerful and haunting song. Thanks.
Smokecreek1
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Sad, but both well done and true. Thanks. I was never a full time fire fighter but like many in BLM/USFS, fighting fires was part of the job but I really respect those who did it full time as their way of life.
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