Current playlist favourites

[basketbob]

I'm sure I recognise him, Bob. Is it a young Abe Lincoln by any chance?:smilielol5:

Could be Johnny.
I vaguely remember that style of clothing from away back when... ;0)

[JohnnyDrum]

Saints and Angels (Featuring The Waterboys)
Sharon Shannon

Don't get me wrong, I like this lots. But why does Sharon Shannon get the major credit? Ok, so her fiddle is pretty prominent but it's so typically Waterboys. I presume that the billing means its a more recent collaboration and not from way back when she was part of the Water(boys?)

[JohnnyDrum]

Beacon Cove
Tom Palmer

Very nice, Tom and Holly blending together rather well.

[outney bill]

JR, who's the fine young man who's hijacked your avatar? ;0)

Could this be proof... JR., is indeed growing younger ?.

Take into account ... ''Ah, I was so much older then. I'm younger than that now''.

Makes ya think, dunt it !.

[jrdavis50]

JR, who's the fine young man who's hijacked your avatar? ;0)

A former student found this somewhere and sent it to me. Not sure when it was made. 1977-1979 would be my guess. I was the world's worst about getting school pictures made. I'd always forget they were doing it and never have mine done. Some poor kid from the school yearbook would have to surprise me in my office to get a shot for the yearbook. My guess is, that with this one, I got to school first (as I usually did) and found the photographer sitting on the doorstep and he/she took this picture to test the equipment. I usually looked a lot more bedraggled by about ten a.m.

[jrdavis50]

I'm sure I recognise him, Bob. Is it a young Abe Lincoln by any chance?:smilielol5:

Naah. He's 'way too short. :smilielol5:

[jrdavis50]

Kim Edgar.

First time to hear her. Very nice version of this song! :hurray:

[jrdavis50]

Equation.

Another new one for me. Very definitely Steeleye Span-ish (eh, Steeleye Spanesque?) :)

[jrdavis50]

Cam Penner.

Have no idea who this guy is, but he sounds like a cross between Taj Mahal, Bob Dylan & John Hartford.

Love it! :hurray::hurray::hurray:

[jrdavis50]

David Ferrard.

Wow. The American version of 'Weaver and the Factory Maid.' Used to be a jute mill in my hometown of Dahlonega, Georgia.