Tag Archives: live music
Once In A While
Once in a while you get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right… Full lyrics at The Annotated Grateful Dead.
It is not he or she or them or it that you belong to…
It really reads better as a poem than as a song. Full lyrics HERE.
Billion Year Old Carbon
Full lyrics HERE. This version, just James Taylor and his guitar, is the most beautiful I’ve ever heard.
I Need You
Written by George Harrison, covered by Tom Petty. Full lyrics HERE.
Masters of War
I had never heard of Pearl Jam, never heard of Eddie Vedder, but then I saw him perform this on television– and never forgot it, or him. Full lyrics HERE.
Passion
The way we live is running scared; I don’t like it much, “All things come to he who waits,” but these days most things suck. Full lyrics HERE. I enjoy passionate people. I’m not loud, I’m not extroverted, I live a very different life than Lemmy did– but I’m really glad the world has people …
Nessun Dorma
The look on his face– a combination of triumph and relief when he knows he nailed it– is priceless.
Pete’s Smile
I have the album, and always enjoyed the story and the song, but didn’t know there was a film of it.
BBVD
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy in on the web HERE. Right now their tour doesn’t take them anywhere near me- but I’ve got my eyes on them.
I watch it all roll by…
Standing on the moon With nothing left to do A lovely view of heaven But I’d rather be with you… Full lyrics HERE.
Wake Up
“You cannot live without dying. You cannot live if you do not die psychologically every minute. This is not an intellectual paradox. To live completely, wholly, every day as if it were a new loveliness, there must be dying to everything of yesterday, otherwise you live mechanically, and a mechanical mind can never know what …
We Saw Yesterday Last Week
Mona and I went to see a Beatle’s tribute band last week, and they were a lot of fun. We didn’t go expecting to relive Beatlemania, we just wanted to sing and dance and enjoy the songs that have become such a part of our lives. The band we saw, Yesterday: The Beatles’ Tribute, gave …
