To: Kathy in Alaska

I like “New York Groove” by Ace Frehley, but it’s 3:01.

41 posted on 06/03/2021 6:22:49 PM PDT by I-ambush (From the brightest star comes the blackest hole; you had so much to offer, did you offer your soul?)

To: Kathy in Alaska

Good Evening from soggy south Texas.

I'm going with Ernest Tubb Just An Old Faded Photograph

42 posted on 06/03/2021 6:22:51 PM PDT by jy8z (When push comes disguised as nudge, I do not budge.)

To: Kathy in Alaska

“Broken Halos” by Chris Stapleton, at 3:00.

43 posted on 06/03/2021 6:24:59 PM PDT by I-ambush (From the brightest star comes the blackest hole; you had so much to offer, did you offer your soul?)

To: Kathy in Alaska

This is the first song I played in the 21st century.

Cheer Up! Good Times Are Coming!--Phil Spitalny & His Orchestra (1930)

44 posted on 06/03/2021 6:26:07 PM PDT by Fiji Hill

To: Kathy in Alaska

“Hey Joe” by The Leaves

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWv03Wgz0PQ

45 posted on 06/03/2021 6:26:15 PM PDT by Az Joe (FREE CHAUVIN!)

To: Kathy in Alaska

Freep mail me to be on or off the Daily Bread ping list

June 4

Perfect Justice

Bible in a Year:

All [God’s] ways are just.

Deuteronomy 32:4

In 1983, three teens were arrested for the murder of a fourteen-year-old. According to news reports, the younger teen was “shot . . . because of his [athletic] jacket.” Sentenced to life in prison, the three spent thirty-six years behind bars before evidence surfaced that revealed their innocence. Another man had committed the crime. Before the judge released them as free men, he issued an apology.

No matter how hard we try (and no matter how much good is done by our officials), human justice is often flawed. We never have all the information. Sometimes dishonest people manipulate the facts. Sometimes we’re just wrong. And often, evils may take years to be righted, if they ever are in our lifetime. Thankfully, unlike fickle humans, God wields perfect justice. “His works are perfect,” says Moses, “and all his ways are just” (Deuteronomy 32:4). God sees things as they truly are. In time, after we’ve done our worst, God will bring about final, ultimate justice. Though uncertain of the timing, we have confidence because we serve a “faithful God who does no wrong, upright and just is he” (v. 4).

We may be dogged by uncertainty regarding what’s right or wrong. We may fear that the injustices done to us or those we love will never be made right. But we can trust the God of justice to one day—either in this life or the next—enact justice for us.

Reflect & Pray

Where have you seen justice abused or misrepresented? Where does your heart cry out for God to bring justice?

God, I see injustice all around me: in the news, in my relationships, on social media. Thank You for the hope I can have in You and Your just ways.

46 posted on 06/03/2021 6:26:35 PM PDT by The Mayor (I am outraged at your outrage toward the outrage!)

“Help” by the Beatles.

47 posted on 06/03/2021 6:27:01 PM PDT by I-ambush (From the brightest star comes the blackest hole; you had so much to offer, did you offer your soul?)

To: Kathy in Alaska

48 posted on 06/03/2021 6:27:41 PM PDT by Vendome (I've Gotta Be Me https://youtu.be/wH-pk2vZG2M)

To: Kathy in Alaska

Controversial song at the time because of multiple drug references. This is Small Faces featuring Steve Marriott (Later in Humble Pie) and Ronnie Lane. This was the pre Rod Stewart days:

2:45

Itchycoo Park -- Small Faces

49 posted on 06/03/2021 6:28:44 PM PDT by Michael.SF. (Never do anything illegal, when you are doing something illegal.)

Great year! Great song. You got me by two.

50 posted on 06/03/2021 6:30:10 PM PDT by Michael.SF. (Never do anything illegal, when you are doing something illegal.)

To: Kathy in Alaska

I Scream--You Scream--We All Scream for Ice Cream--Harry Reser's Syncopators (1927)

51 posted on 06/03/2021 6:32:00 PM PDT by Fiji Hill

Good one, Cecily...((HUGS))

52 posted on 06/03/2021 6:33:36 PM PDT by Kathy in Alaska ((~RIP Brian...the Coast Guard lost a good one.~))

Big Elvis fan here and Elvis does a great job with that song, one of his best. Here is the original, and Terry Stafford is no slouch:

Suspicion -- Terry Stafford

53 posted on 06/03/2021 6:34:25 PM PDT by Michael.SF. (Never do anything illegal, when you are doing something illegal.)

Itchycoo Park -- Small Faces

That was played on KRLA (the original one, not today's talk station) and Boss Radio 93 KHJ. At the time, I was surprised that it wasn't banned.

54 posted on 06/03/2021 6:35:37 PM PDT by Fiji Hill

To: Kathy in Alaska

Anything Sinatra....

55 posted on 06/03/2021 6:37:07 PM PDT by 1217Chic

To: Kathy in Alaska

56 posted on 06/03/2021 6:37:43 PM PDT by bankwalker (groupthink kills ...)

To: Kathy in Alaska

Last Time I Saw Him - Diana Ross

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mu968lK0vA0

It’s Your Thing - The Isley Brothers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vajsXO3Ub-4

57 posted on 06/03/2021 6:37:58 PM PDT by Cecily

There was a later version by Jimi Hendrix, also called “Hey Joe”.

58 posted on 06/03/2021 6:37:59 PM PDT by Biggirl (" One Lord, one faith, one baptism" - Ephesians-4:6)

To: Kathy in Alaska

One of my favorite songs of the fifties.

Stalin Kicked the Bucket--Ray Anderson (1953)

59 posted on 06/03/2021 6:38:29 PM PDT by Fiji Hill

To: Kathy in Alaska

Lakewood High School 1968, Friday night canteen. Guest artist: Jimmy Reed.

That is his wife you hear in the back ground, she would sit behind him and sing a half beat ahead of him, because he had a habit of screwing up the lyrics.

2:45

Bright Lights, Big City - Jimmy Reed

60 posted on 06/03/2021 6:39:31 PM PDT by Michael.SF. (Never do anything illegal, when you are doing something illegal.)

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