That was awesome.
Paul Simon played at Cooperstown ( about 15 mins from my house), along with Bob Dylan.
A bunch of years ago - I had front row seats - it was a great night.

His uncanny ability to play, create, and sing is unsurpassed. His lyrics  are absolutely some of the best in the world. At his age he doesn't stop - what an inspiration to us all.
His rhythms are always creative and scintillating in many mysterious ways.  An all time great performer.

The other musicians on the stage are so talented as well. Chris Thile in the gray suit ( mandolin) is a master musician and has a personality that fits perfectly into live productions - he is a riot. He is one of the best (BUT NOT RECOGNIZED AS MUCH ) musicians,  on the planet. I can only imagine how much fun it would be to be on a stage performing with him.  Along with him is Sarah Jaroz - who I posted about  - I think two years ago - she is fantastic. plays like every string instrument there is and has a fabulous voice ( not unlike Jan and Amy's of chordie lore!   )

Richard Dworsky on keyboards - not featured so much in the video - but one of the long time players on the Prairie Home Companion show - another really great performer. The Punch brothers are excellent as well.

Put that group all on one stage - and it is exactly what you would expect. - pure excellence - along with a whole bunch of us that wish we were at that concert.

Thanks for sharing Peatle - another great find from the Loremaster !!  Keep them coming  my friend!!

François-Marie Arouet, known by his nom de plume Voltaire said it

When words don't work - violence is the path that is next chosen

to quote a Jackie DeShannon 1965 song  ( re-done by Dionne Warwick)   " What The World Needs Now, Is Love, Sweet Love"
Good one Brian!

Jim

add duct tape   - fixes everything
and like EB said -  wallet

Russell

Reminds of ....Frank Zappa Joe's  Garage

"It wasn't very large
There was just enough room to cram the drums
In the corner over by the Dodge
It was a fifty-four
With a mashed up door
And a   little amp
With a sign on the front said "Fender Champ"

And a second hand guitar
It was a Stratocaster with a whammy bar

We could jam in Joe's Garage
His mama was screamin'
His dad was mad
We was playin' the same old song
In the afternoon 'n' sometimes we would
Play it all night long
It was all we knew, 'n' easy too
So we wouldn't get it wrong
All we did was bend the string like... 

Great Song - Great Music - GREAT PURCHASE RUSSELL !!!!   HAVE FUN - GET A COUPLA QUARTS OF BEER TOO!   

Cheers

Jim

Nice purchase Russell  !

Jets - Thanks   that works great !!
I can't change the persons name as it appears in song book list   - although when it opens - it shows mine   but it doesn't matter.

Thanks again for the tip !

Also - thanks to Peatle's observation and encouragement- I made a lyric change in the first verse - much better !

actually occurred on Breed's Hill

ANOTHER WELL DONE PIECE !  DID YOU NOTICE THE GUITAR FRETS ( AROUND THE 2:00 MARK )  THE INLAYS WERE BIRDS FLYING - REALLY COOL

THANKS FOR SHARING

FABULOUS  !!!!|

YOU NAILED IT PERFECTLY
(except for the part where he tells you that's enough for today and puts something temporary in - instead of finishing the job).
Then, as you are  sitting in your car  adjusting your seat belt and looking in the rear view mirror to admire his work, you see him dashing across the parking lot to his Lexus with his golf clubs, and pull out in hurry while texting his buddies he is on the way !

Great one Peatle, Oh Lord Loremaster 

P.S>  No offense intended to any of you who are DDS's 

does anyone know if or how I can add this to my songbook ?

Roger

I really like the mellowness of your voice.  It gives you such a uniqueness when delivering the lyrics.

Nicely done.

Jim