While looking through lists of November born, I screeched to a halt at her. Over the last few years I’ve listened to her and Tedeschi Trucks Band more and more. I’d heard her and her husband, Derek Trucks’, names many times but knew nothing about them or their music. It was by chance, as it…
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FFF 66 — Doodads
Difficult to believe that January is almost done. Groundhog Day is coming soon, and maybe it will mean only 6 more weeks of winter? This FFF will have pics taken in January but not shared yet. Maybe some music. Maybe a poem. Let’s start with pics. I bought the 5-disc set of “Spectacle: Elvis Costello…
FFF 56 — West Michigan Skies and Mad Dogs & Englishmen reboot by Tedeschi Trucks Band and Leon Russell & Friends
The last couple of weeks we’ve had clouds in the skies and some pretty heavy rain. I took a couple of pictures on Sunday night out back of pink and grey clouds. Today (Thursday,) after a trip to the library, I decided to drive out along the lake (Lake MI) and was amazed at the…
FFF 54 — Tedeschi Trucks Band — I am the Moon top 6 favorite songs
Kerfe mentioned borrowing “I Am the Moon” from the library and I found it on Spotify and have listened the pixels off of it. Today’s post will be sharing who Tedeschi Trucks Band (TTB) are, where this 4-album set rests within their discography, and what my 6 favorite cuts off of it are. I will…
#FF — Road to Heaven
PHOTO PROMPT © Rochelle Wisoff-Fields Road to Heaven Susie and Derek met as young’ns. Susie’s dad was a preacher on the tent revival circuit, and Derek’s made sure the trucks kept a-going and the tent didn’t blow over in the OK winds. Every evening, before Papa Ted preached his fire and brimstone, Susie, Derek, and…
The Oracle Speaks — Be Home Soon
Come Soon Dark poetry grows full,a frost over everything;clouds some say thrivelike blue in winter prairie,no verdant song out there. Come soon, quiet springafter cold dusk cover,breathe with warm murmura sacred dawn. Bonus message: by seed & raina happy gardenof color The Oracle Speaks through magnet poetry.
