Song of the moment

[bulwinkl]

some amazing stuff

[doojable]

"Have a Cigar"

Edited December 16, 2007 by doojable

[excathedra]

great music thanks so much y'all

riverdance !!!! ohmygod don39 !!!!!! seems like yesterday my family was flocking to radio city !!!! i still get chills

[bulwinkl]

and now for some christmas tunes

[doojable]

Dan Fogelburg - "Leader of the Band"

[DontWorryBeHappy]

bulwinkl......interesting choices!.....hammered dulcimer.........great celtic instrument!.........did you know that our own benjamin franklin invented the glass armonica?..............now there was one wild and interesting "founding father"!

pink floyd is always good!.......and alicia keyes is very talented

yeah, excie!......i just love that jean butler!.......she is a gorgeous dancer!..........music is so totally wonderful!

[doojable]

Hey DWBH - my girls love this kind of dancing! My oldest used to dance this way after she saw Riverdance on PBS.

I have a drawing student who has competed in this form of dance in Europe. He's won awards!

[Abigail]

Harvey DangerPresidents of the United StatesAnd one that moves me to tears: Edited December 19, 2007 by Abigail

[Abigail]

[Abigail]

And this is my cousin's band. My cousin is playing guitar. They call themselves Jotto. Edited December 19, 2007 by Abigail

[doojable]

Evanescence -"Wake Me Up Inside"

[excathedra]

[excathedra]

[excathedra]

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[satori001]

Song comes with afterglow. Edited December 20, 2007 by satori001

[Tom Strange]

hmmm... Rachael Yamagata... hadn't heard her before... nice. thanks.

[Tom Strange]

A Song For You. Ray... Leon... Willie...

[satori001]

Hammered Dulcimer

[bulwinkl]

[cman]

[bulwinkl]

[polar bear]

Dooj-that truly was the song of the moment. Dan Fogelburg death is truly a great loss.

That song always brings me to tears. Thanks for posting that.

[Ham]

Emerson Lake and Palmer Tarkus..

I guess I'm still stuck in the seventies..

[DontWorryBeHappy]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdYRzH10L2M...eature=related#

[George Aar]

Stevie Ray Vaughan was just so dam good. He could sound like anybody on the guitar. B.B. King, Wes Montgomery, Muddy Waters, or here with his tribute to Hendrix. And then he could sound like himself, too.

What a shame he left so soon.