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Me and Vinnie Appice share a birthday

I found her too late. Of the same genre of Janis and, dare I say Billy. Bon Soir Amy.

It was good to see John the other night. He's been through some tough stuff but gives glory to God...

Free the pothead!

'Has to be one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written. Very simple, and very beautiful. Yeah, it's a lesson, but the intro is just a few seconds. And, even you Cretons oughta be able to listen to the very few minutes of the piece. But I'll admit, Chopin is my absolute favorite classical composer. Melancholy sod, as am I.

'Kid's got talent. I do not appreciate how he didn't resolve the last chord, but, maybe he meant it that way.

Agnus Dei (Lamb of God), some form of it sung before communion in the ancient church, and still sung, in some form, in liturgical church services. Barber first wrote this Adagio for string quartet, then orchestra, and finally an Agnus Dei for choir. And, this is a choir. This piece never fails to move me. God's grace to us all.

And I thought Funk was dead. These guys ain't close to what I'd consider great (see Brecker Bros.), but the crowd acts like they've never heard it. Have you "got the funk"?

Fasten your seatbelts kiddos. This is Funk. And, the members of the horn line, are what we call in the "bidness" Monsters. Welcome to the '70s y'all. And yes, people paid to attend this.