If you can't get enough of the incredible "Prairie Wind" happenings that when down last month at the Ryman, here's something that will keep you busy for a few hours.
Makes for nice printing for the commute. Enjoy!
Here are Rustie John Duncan's exhaustive tales from Nashville in 10 parts.
Postcard from Nashville Part 1
Postcard from Nashville Part 2
Postcard from Nashville Pt 3 (in which Mike gets a ticket)
Postcard from Nashville Pt 4a Music
Postcard from Nashville Pt 4b Shock and Bore
Postcard from Nashville Pt 5 Mission accomplished
Postcard from Nashville Pt 6 2nd night
Postcard from Nashville Pt 7 2nd night
Postcard from Nashville Part 8 After the ticket rush
Postcard from Nashville Pt 9 Happy ending and Closing credits
Postcard from Nashville Pt 10 The happiest ending possible
John, if you're reading this, we've attempted to reach you several times to obtain your permission to reproduce your postings similar to Karen's article (above). So would it be OK to repro? Drop Thrasher a line @ thrasher ATSIGN thrasherswheat DOT org
And if not, here's John's wonderful summary in the
Guardian Unlimited's "Fanatical? Not us, we're just good friends of Neil's"
Still not enough?
Here's a blog from XPN Radio by David Dye. The blog is terrific and the comments are just as wonderful. Like this comment by Marianne:
" "After the Gold Rush" is at the top of my album list. I spent my 16th summer like all the others, in Wildwood with my cousin, my best friend. She met her first love that summer. At night they'd go walks on the beach and I'd sit alone in his car, listening to that album from start to finish, over and over. The music wrapped around me, soaking in, stinging, crashing into me like the waves did when they caught me unaware. It helped me see who I was and who I was becoming."
Also, see more commentary on the Nashville Ryman concerts and the new "Prairie Wind" CD.
Keep on Bloggin' in the Free World!
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