[Vision2020] changing subjects...

[Janesta Carcich]

Good morning,

An easy way to find concert clips and videos of
Emmylou and Mark, or any other of your favourites is
at http://youtube.com About anyone and everyone has a
video there. To search for Sly, I put in Sly and the
Family Stone, and only came up with a few... however,
replacing the "and" with "&" the narrowing down to Sly
Stone, there were many videos do choose from

Here are two of Emmylou  and Mark...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HoOR8OhuRM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRXVIJN0rVc


Sky winning a 10k talent contest @ Ohio State

Sly at Woodstock

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crxwZwE9n40

I have too many favourites to list... The first time
my daughter and I heard this song sung at the
Kenworthy, we wept. It is hauntingly beautiful, yet
sad.

Josh Ritter - Girl in the War

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcauwQ5AdMY

Unlike downloads of music, viewing You Tube, you need
to leave the window open.

Speaking of open windows... Last night, as I usually
do, I slept with my windows open. Upon awakening, it
felt "fallish" (is that a word?) out. A pleasant break
from the high heat, yet I am not ready for the chilly
weather.

Have a great day,

Janesta
--- keely emerinemix <kjajmix1 at msn.com> wrote:

> 
> 
> I bet I'm not the only one looking for a change in
> topics, and so, at the 
> risk of sounding shallow, I wonder if we could
> lighten up a bit and switch 
> the focus . . .
> 
> A constant source of amazement, not to mention
> occasional ridicule, is my 
> allegedly awful taste in music.  I endured the scorn
> of my Vision friends 
> when I admitted that I'm not a Sly and the Family
> Stone afficionado, and my 
> husband is mortified that I have joined the teeming
> mass of middle-aged 
> Christian housewives who really like punk music. 
> Accordingly, then, an 
> endorsement from me probably is enough to ensure
> that no one else dares try 
> anything I listen to, but, for all it's worth, I've
> discovered some 
> absolutely wonderful music this summer.  What gems
> are you all listening to? 
>   Do tell, and promise you won't think less of me
> for the list below:
> 
> 1.  The Raconteurs "Toy Broken Boy Soldier"  -- 
> Hands down the best debut 
> album I've ever heard.  It's rarely left my car's CD
> player.  Excellent 
> post-punk pop with hooks reminiscent of
> late-70s/early-80s indie bands.
> 
> 2.   Crashdog "Cashists, Fascists, and Other Fungus"
> -- After more than a 
> decade, this treasure from the late, great Jesus
> People USA house punk band 
> still kicks.  Raw, angry, yet lyrical punk that
> manages to be both prophetic 
> and worshipful.
> 
> 3.   Daniel Amos "John Wayne" -- Every song's a
> winner!  Lyrically stirring, 
> bitingly funny, and with DA's signature
> musicianship, which veers from arena 
> rock to rockabilly to post-punk to New Wave.  If
> they lived here, they'd be 
> my new best friends.
> 
> 4.  Jennifer Knapp  "Kansas" -- Overcoming my
> distrust of sensitive 
> singer-songwriters, especially evangelical ones, I
> discovered one of the 
> most beautiful, poignant, convicting songs I've ever
> heard in "Martyrs and 
> Thieves."  JK is angry, hurt, tattooed, dark and
> altogether lovely.  She 
> toured with Lillith Fest and thus alienated her
> Christian base.  This can 
> only be a good thing.
> 
> 5.  Emmylou Harris and Mark Knopfler "Road Running"
> -- Emmylou Harris could 
> sing the back of a cereal box and rip my heart open;
> with Mark Knopfler's 
> brooding vocals, this bluegrass/blues/folk
> collection will enliven every 
> radioplay-deadened cell in your body.
> 
> OK, what great tunes am I missing?  I'd love to know
> what you all are 
> listening to.  (Note to Bruce Livingston:  Yes, if
> Sly Stone ever sings the 
> Emmylou Harris songbook, I promise to listen . . . )
> 
> keely
> 
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