This is ausome. I hope I live to a ripe old age, and my kids play me this song on my dying bed. Or sing it at my funeral... Not that I'm goin anywhere soon...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHKvRNK6KYQ

Luckily for us we don't have to miss them too much because their music is still alive with us every day, at the push of a button, mostly due to people like Pete Seeger and Lee Hays and Ramblin' Jack and the Folkslinger himself, and all of us who continue to play the songs and sing along and teach them to our children and grandchildren. It's the fundamental nature of the folk process, and I LOVE BEING A PART OF IT!!!!!

right on Kevin! we live in a world, that 30 yrs ago. 20 yrs ago, I'd of never thought possible. It's nice keeping the memory's alive, with the music. Something, the computer technology does quite nice. And it's coming at us at lightning speed.

36 yrs. ago, my brother Tommy spent a wk end at home, from Rochester University, and he told me at a young age, that someday the whole world would be run by computers, and at the push of a button, you'd be able to get done, what would normally take a 5 hr. drive in a car ect... EVERYTHING will be run by computers... paraphrasing my older brothers intuition...

* I thought him crazy at the time, and was worried, he had taken too much speed, pulling 18 -20 hr. shifts at the hosptial he was interning at...

Little did I know

Tx for the input Kevin.

As always/ your friend / RB