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[Veganite]

A little classic Canadian content for everyone. Love this song!

 

[Lou]

Here is one of my favorite Canadians.

 

[Veganite]

 

[Veganite]

RIP Jaco. He plays the kinda chicken I can eat all day

 

[Lou]

☝︎ Very Cool.

 

[Veganite]

A little funk for ya'll

 

[Sax]

 

[Veganite]

 

[Lou]

3:05.
What is that lady doing? Mixing a cake?

 

[Veganite]

I think that's the cake percussion section

 

[Veganite]

For my friend, Lou. May all your dreams be pleasant and tranquil from now on...

 

[Lou]

Nice, thanks.

 

[Veganite]

 

[Lou]

Oh yeah, these guys were great. Great voices. Great lyrics.

So my new YouTube crushes, The MonaLisa Twins, when they were teenagers they went on a family vacation to California. this was one of their first YouTube posts.

I just watched it again. That looks like a great family vacation. I guess the non-Califonia clips are from Austria, where they live. I also wonder if that is just natural teenage goofiness or if they were already being influenced by 60ish Beatles.

 

[Lou]

And here is a blast from the past

 

[Sax]

 

[Veganite]

Gotta love John Prine. I hope he never dies!

 

[Veganite]

 

[Lou]

I think I was at this concert. I knew some teachers and students at the Bridge School and regularly got free tix. and then after it just became traditional for me to go. They sort of all blend into each other now. I have no recollection of Mazzy.

the Bridge School concerts had each act on for just 2 - 4 songs. If you got up to go the bathroom you might miss two acts.

 

[Lou]

Back in the 90s I also regularly went to concerts at the "Hog Farm" which to some extent benefited schools and Camp WinnaRainbow. Wavy Gravy was often the MC. Tim Leary and Ken Kesey were once "special guests".

that is where I got introduced to this wonderful band