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Tommy Emmanuel and Jason Isbell perform "Deep River Blues" as a tribute to Doc Watson. It's from Tommy's duet album 'Accomplice One'. The video was directed and edited by Joshua Britt & Neilson Hubbard for Neighborhoods Apart Productions. Deep River Blues | Collaborations Tommy Emmanuel with Jason Isbell | 3:43 Tommy Emmanuel, CGP | 921K subscribers | 6,296,265 views | March 7, 2018

(I set the time index to skip RJ Talks pointless commentary; shows that most of what she said was her usual crap)WITNESS The Brutal ROASTING of CNN by Whitney Cummings! | 16:18RJ Talks | 401K subscribers | 188,129 views | January 1, 2025

Reasons for Waiting | 4:07Jethro Tull | 278K subscribers | 351,199 views | August 28, 2015

Everly Brothers - When Will I be Loved 1983 | August 8, 2019 | Televisie Rewind

Drums, Percussion: Clive BunkerOrchestral Arranger: Dee PalmerConductor: Dee PalmerFlute: Ian AndersonAcoustic Guitar: Ian AndersonLead Vocals: Ian AndersonBacking Vocals: Ian AndersonBass Guitar: Jeffrey HammondRecorder: Jeffrey HammondBacking Vocals: Jeffrey HammondUnknown: John BurnsMellotron, Organ, Piano: John EvanElectric Guitar: Martin BarreDescant Recorder: Martin BarreProducer: Terry EllisWriter: Ian AndersonLife Is a Long Song (2001 Remaster) | November 6, 2014 | Jethro Tull

National Geographic Society retreats The Marze Por Gohar Party is happy to announce that with the hard work of our compatriots for defending the Persian Gulf, the National Geographic Society has been forced to retreat from their earlier stance regarding the Persian Gulf. The National Geographic Society has reportedly removed the illegitimate name from its maps, however there is an asterisk now explaining that some countries use another (unrecognized) name to refer to the Persian Gulf. Though the Islamic Republic would like to have Iranians believe that the matter regarding the National Geographic’s use of an illegitimate name for the...