I led:
Lord, I Lift Your Name On High (Founds),
Wings of an Eagle (Bell),
Jesus, It’s a Beautiful Day/You and I, and
You Are My All In All (Jernigan).
Review: “I liked the suspended chords.” - Donna Hamill, the usual music leader.
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I led:
Lord, I Lift Your Name On High (Founds),
Wings of an Eagle (Bell),
Jesus, It’s a Beautiful Day/You and I, and
You Are My All In All (Jernigan).
Review: “I liked the suspended chords.” - Donna Hamill, the usual music leader.
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Marks, Piper, Norah, Empire, Ford, Frederica, Neebing, Broadway, FWHP, Broadway, Walsh, Marks.
After lunch, I took "the express canoe" back to the Visitor Centre, then rode uphill back to Broadway, and thence home.
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I sang songs from the 80s:
Karma Chameleon (O’Dowd/Moss/Craig/Hay/Pickett),
Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go (Michael), and
All I Want Is You (U2).
Review: "That last song was awesome!" - Jared (pictured in red hat)
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I busked for the Alzheimer’s Walk, an all Beatles set:
(L/M unless noted)
Eight Days a Week,
One After 909,
For You Blue ( Harrison),
I Wanna Be Your Man,
Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da,
Oh! Darling, and
Octopus’s Garden (Starkey).
There was pizza.
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Marks, Victoria, Int'l Friendship Gardens, Legion Track Drive, Chapple Circle Road (joined in Huntington's Heros Walk), Cameron, Marks.
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I sang songs from the (19)90s:
In the Garage (Cuomo), Drinking Song (Moxy Fruvous), and Lost Together (Cuddy/Keelor).
Review: "Good job." - my friends
"It's cold; after we're all done, let's leave!" - also my friends (including me).
Accompanying Al Rich:
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My theme was songs by Dylan as it was his birthday yesterday:
I’ll Remember You,
Make You Feel My Love, and
Threw It All Away.
Review: “That was great; you made me cry.” - guy at the bar.
Lowlight: when I knocked over the mic stand.
Pictured: Twilight Troubadours, from Collingwood, Bill and Shan.
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Walked down, met by River; story in the wigwam; joined a tour in the Great Hall; Canoe Shed; fiddle music with "Nanette"; farm; soup in Cantine.
She let me play as well, but didn't want her boss to hear me play "Star Wars", as they might think she had played it. Oops.
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