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Russell Courtenay All Messages By This Member #298742 Love this song. I didn’t know who Neil really was when this song came out, I began to learn about Neil in 1981, but that is another story. Not sure when I first heard this song, but I’ve always liked it. To me it sounds like a Beatles song that would have Ringo singing lead, it is just fun. I played it for my wife this morning and her comment was, ‘That’s Neil? Sounds so happy!’ I agree. Note the acoustic parts at the end of the chorus were borrowed for Harvest Moon many years later. 1980 I was 16 and learning to love life, making a bit of money and doing things I wanted to do, like riding the bus and trains around the San Francisco peninsula for fun, just enjoying the sights. Spent the summer in Idaho and loved it. We bought a farm and moved here 8 years later. . Russell Courtenay Solemnity and profundity are sublime in inequity.
Ron All Messages By This Member #298743 I've loved a Little Thing Called Love (and Wonderin') forever, it seems. I have played both at OPL/IRF and have included them in open mic sets, too! Enjoy. Peace and love, Ron? Love And Only Love? On Saturday, September 7, 2024 at 09:31:21 AM MDT, Russell Courtenay via groups.io <walruswebtech@...> wrote: Love this song. I didn’t know who Neil really was when this song came out, I began to learn about Neil in 1981, but that is another story. Not sure when I first heard this song, but I’ve always liked it. To me it sounds like a Beatles song that would have Ringo singing lead, it is just fun. I played it for my wife this morning and her comment was, ‘That’s Neil? Sounds so happy!’ I agree. Note the acoustic parts at the end of the chorus were borrowed for Harvest Moon many years later. 1980 I was 16 and learning to love life, making a bit of money and doing things I wanted to do, like riding the bus and trains around the San Francisco peninsula for fun, just enjoying the sights. Spent the summer in Idaho and loved it. We bought a farm and moved here 8 years later. .https://youtube.com/watch?v=KADDQE-LCFI Russell Courtenay Solemnity and profundity are sublime in inequity.
Russell Courtenay All Messages By This Member #298744 ?Of course, I messed up the dates: this was 1983 on Trans, not 1980 and Hawks & Doves Many more stories from 1983, but another time, I’m headed to work… Russell Courtenay Solemnity and profundity are sublime in inequity. toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Sep 7, 2024, at 9:31 AM, Russell Courtenay via groups.io <walruswebtech@...> wrote: ?Love this song. I didn’t know who Neil really was when this song came out, I began to learn about Neil in 1981, but that is another story. Not sure when I first heard this song, but I’ve always liked it. To me it sounds like a Beatles song that would have Ringo singing lead, it is just fun. I played it for my wife this morning and her comment was, ‘That’s Neil? Sounds so happy!’ I agree. Note the acoustic parts at the end of the chorus were borrowed for Harvest Moon many years later. 1980 I was 16 and learning to love life, making a bit of money and doing things I wanted to do, like riding the bus and trains around the San Francisco peninsula for fun, just enjoying the sights. Spent the summer in Idaho and loved it. We bought a farm and moved here 8 years later. . Russell Courtenay Solemnity and profundity are sublime in inequity.
Tom Hanna All Messages By This Member #298747 The version on Berlin has always been a real highlight for me. toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Sep 7, 2024, at 12:57?PM, Russell Courtenay via groups.io <walruswebtech@...> wrote: ?Of course, I messed up the dates: this was 1983 on Trans, not 1980 and Hawks & Doves Many more stories from 1983, but another time, I’m headed to work… Russell Courtenay Solemnity and profundity are sublime in inequity. On Sep 7, 2024, at 9:31 AM, Russell Courtenay via groups.io <walruswebtech@...> wrote: ?Love this song. I didn’t know who Neil really was when this song came out, I began to learn about Neil in 1981, but that is another story. Not sure when I first heard this song, but I’ve always liked it. To me it sounds like a Beatles song that would have Ringo singing lead, it is just fun. I played it for my wife this morning and her comment was, ‘That’s Neil? Sounds so happy!’ I agree. Note the acoustic parts at the end of the chorus were borrowed for Harvest Moon many years later. 1980 I was 16 and learning to love life, making a bit of money and doing things I wanted to do, like riding the bus and trains around the San Francisco peninsula for fun, just enjoying the sights. Spent the summer in Idaho and loved it. We bought a farm and moved here 8 years later. . Russell Courtenay Solemnity and profundity are sublime in inequity.

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