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[reldnahkram]

LiveJournal Haiku!
Your name:	reldnahkram
Your haiku:	let him be baseball's public face let him into the ranks of the night
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Created by Grahame

Had to add the first let, but oh this is so beautiful.

Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer : Farewell to Fiddler’s Rim
Mark Knopfler : Devil Baby
Chris Thile : Song for a Young Queen
Johnny Cash : I Walk the Line
Julie Adams and the Mountain Stage Band : Up on the Lowdown
Eddie from Ohio : Monotony
Lucinda Williams : Get Right With God
Linda Thompson : Nine Stone Rig
Billy Bragg : Take down the Union Jack
John Flynn : Emily
Mark Erelli : I Walked These Streets Before I Knew Your Name
Bruce Cockburn : Silver Wheels
Gillian Welch : Elvis Presley Blues
Greg Brown : Butane Lighter Blues
Muddy Waters : Honey Bee
The Devil and Bunny Show : Crossing Muddy Waters
The Paperboys : Goodbye
Jonatha Broole : Where Were You
Erin McKeown : Little Cowboy
Old 97s : Let the Train Blow the Whistle
Lyle Lovett : Here I Am
John Hartford : Owl Feather
Sonny Landreth : Levee Town
John Hiatt : Farther Stars
Tim O’Brien : First Days of Fall
Jerry Garcia, Tony Rice : Summertime

Comments

[creed-of-hubris.livejournal.com]

Mark: do you do the folk festival thing? I've heard Erin McKeown, Greg Brown, Tracy Granmer, and Eddie from Ohio at the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival up around these parts.

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[reldnahkram.livejournal.com]

Not really, though Falcon Ridge is something I've been scheming to do for a few years now (but I've never actually gone up, partially because I've been off in the midwest for each of the last two summers).

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[creed-of-hubris.livejournal.com]

Come, join us. We're definitely going to have a Swattie party one of the nights we're there.

Plus, those musicians are awesome live.

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[reldnahkram.livejournal.com]

If I'm in the area (east coast), I'll definately consider it.

And yeah, I've seen all of them except Greg Brown live at assorted Philly area venues, and I'd love to see any/all of them again.

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[jdh92.livejournal.com]

Hmm, if that were to happen you should spread the word. Some of us (all right, me at least) have been thinking about going to Falcon Ridge for several years now.