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today starting with live Bowie....Ler's Dance with a lot of lady musicians... sweet...  

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Glastonbury 2000....Bowie

Under Pressure....

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a good morning for Bowie for sure, it's Station to Station (1976) at the moment....

 

 

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Thumbs UP

 

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OMG...I looove Placebo, thank you for the reminding me that band.

 

I run to the Apple Music now  Unknown.jpeg.febea3cabb1e1314f88bcfb3f7bd5846.jpeg

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today is Jackson Browne day - especially my favorite song of his....

 

 

 

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Great Choice ! I saw Jackson Browne at the country club ( sf valley), with Joe Walsh, and Stevie Stills one night, great show...

 

Adding on another favorite....

 

 

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Saw Mannassas with Stephen Stills, saw Joe with Eagles and James Gang (in the day) 

 

also listening to

 

 

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and a younger girl I admire for her talent

 

 

 

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I remember my first J J Cale album - I know he recorded it in a barn and I could just see him leaning back in a chair and I told people he was SO laid back I was afraid he might fall over. Love his music, love his style. The album I speak of had 4 hits for 4 different acts - Crazy Mama for JJ, After Midnight for Eric Clapton, They Call Me the Breeze for Lynnyrd Skynyrd and Bring It On Back From Mexico for Kansas.

 

 

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This is Vicky Leandros singing live duet with another Greek singer Helena Paparizou. The song is translated in French from Greek, titled Apres Toi (after you)

 

Apres Toi

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 "After you I will be nothing but the shadow of your shadow".

I thought Apres Toi sounded familiar. I took 2 years of French and didn't do so well. I learned how to count, say the lord;s prayer and a real handy phrase "Vous et le cochon rouge" that means You are a red pig..LOL... I do remember some French - tres bien.

 

By the way.... Vous et belle beaucoup..

 

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Correction dear Shay

Vous et le cochon rouge translates to: You and the red pig.

Vous etes le cochon rouge translates to: You are the red pig

 

the correct way to say your last phrase is:

Vous etes tres belle  

 

Was that compliment for me cheri?

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Merci Beaucoup - I did mean "etes not et"

 

And of course the compliment was for you and I hope I got the words right.

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I have my first official HRT consult in less than an hour - need some Nickel Creek and  Nick Drake to calm the nerves

 

 

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