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To: luvie

9 out of 10...I guess I should get out more.


37 posted on 09/29/2020 7:20:11 PM PDT by Gay State Conservative (Thanks To Biden Voters Oregon Is Now A Battleground State!)
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To: Gay State Conservative

Nah...I’d worry if you got that many of the newer tunes, though. LOL!


39 posted on 09/29/2020 7:24:01 PM PDT by luvie (The bravery and dedication of our troops in keeping us safe & free make me proud to be an American!)
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To: Gay State Conservative
9 out of 10...I guess I should get out more.

Don't feel bad, I know the feeling. It was a bit over a year ago I attended Clapton's Crossroads Guitar Festival in Dallas. There were so many artists I simply wasn't familiar with, such as Susan Tedeschi, James Bay, and Robert Randolph, to name a few.

One of the songs that grabbed me was "Keep on Growing", played by the Tedeschi Trucks Band. It wasn't until weeks after the concert that I learned that the song originated with Derek and the Dominos, one of the songwriters was Eric Clapton.

Hands down, best concert I ever attended, and I've seen some great ones. It lasted more than eight hours, simply an incredible array of performers. One of the highlights for me was Los Lobos performing "Made to Break Your Heart", with Clapton handling the guitar solo.

Up to that point, my favorite concert was seeing Spyrogyra in El Paso. Due to a venue change, my seats went from front row in the balcony, to front row.

Although I got 10/10, there were a couple of educated guesses in there.

51 posted on 09/29/2020 8:29:10 PM PDT by Night Hides Not (Remember the Alamo! Remember Goliad! Remember Gonzales! Come and Take It!)
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