Sometimes I just like to sketch

As a veteran of renaissance festivals, I grew to hate the song "Wild Mountain Thyme", a.k.a. "Go, Lassie Go."  Last Huzzahs all over have turned it into a dreadful clasp-hands-and-tearfully-sway funereal dirge.

Then I heard James Taylor do it, and after that Dick Gaughan.  Made me a believer again.

On a lark, I decided to record it last Sunday.  It's just a sketch, certainly not ready for prime time (I will be recording it again), but I'm damn pleased with it (which for me really says something.)

Wild Mountain Thyme

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Sometimes I just like to sketch

As a veteran of renaissance festivals, I grew to hate the song "Wild Mountain Thyme", a.k.a. "Go, Lassie Go."  Last Huzzahs all over have turned it into a dreadful clasp-hands-and-tearfully-sway funereal dirge.

Then I heard James Taylor do it, and after that Dick Gaughan.  Made me a believer again.

On a lark, I decided to record it last Sunday.  It's just a sketch, certainly not ready for prime time (I will be recording it again), but I'm damn pleased with it (which for me really says something.)

Wild Mountain Thyme

hover the link.  If SnapShots works in your browser, you'll be given a media player right on the page. :)

A bit of Tuesday humor...

From my brother Chris:



Do you wonder what a different world this would have been today if...


...at the end of the movie, “The Wizard Of Oz,”  Glenda, the good witch of the North had instead said...


“Uh.  No actually.  I keep the dog.”

 

A bit of Tuesday humor...

From my brother Chris:



Do you wonder what a different world this would have been today if...


...at the end of the movie, “The Wizard Of Oz,”  Glenda, the good witch of the North had instead said...


“Uh.  No actually.  I keep the dog.”