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The Rez · 01-14-2006, 02:33 AM

Howdy Y'all . . .

Thought I'd bring this topic forward just to let it be known that more of John Stewart's literary influences are on display in his new CD:

The Day the River Sang.

The title tune,
Jasmine
Sister Mercy
and more . . .

So good to see, hear, and know that folks like Gord, John, Tom Paxton, Tom Rush, and others are just as vital today as in their youth.

The Day the River Sang is as much a "need" for me
as "Harmony."

Tis a wonderment . . .

Here's to Heart's Passion and Them What Tell It

The Rez

01-14-2006, 02:33 AM	#24
The Rez Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Balboa, CA, US of A Posts: 598	Howdy Y'all . . . Thought I'd bring this topic forward just to let it be known that more of John Stewart's literary influences are on display in his new CD: The Day the River Sang. The title tune, Jasmine Sister Mercy and more . . . So good to see, hear, and know that folks like Gord, John, Tom Paxton, Tom Rush, and others are just as vital today as in their youth. The Day the River Sang is as much a "need" for me as "Harmony." Tis a wonderment . . . Here's to Heart's Passion and Them What Tell It The Rez __________________ I came to Love the Music Before I came to Be [Psalm 139:13]