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DinoBro

WitchyWoman

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Staff member
On the way back, we were totally entertained by Ándale singing some classic blue grass.


Oh no, no no no. I wanna stab my eyes out after listening to that. I like happy music. Happy music that takes me to my happy place. Ya know, like over the rainbow

and if i'm gonna cry a river over a song, it better damn well have Joe Cocker and Leon Russell singing it.
 

Tort518

Savannah Super Cat
Growing up around classic Blue Grass music I now know why I never heard this one. HOLY CATERWAULING BATMAN!
 

John Popp

Site Supporter
The boy is settling in with lunging headbutts and loud purrs. Dino is more curious than anything, and the space under the door gives him a better glimpse than I would have liked. Dino hisses a bit, but there isn't any conviction behind it and I think he can't wait to play with his brother.

Also sorry the beauty of Roscoe Holcomb singing a century old folk song was missed. As I understand it, that recording was to have a banjo or guitar track added that never came to be. For me, music doesn't need to be happy, but it needs to come from the heart which is just what I think Roscoe delivered.

Anyway, here's a more updated version of the same song from a recent movie. It's happier than what I originally posted, but doesn't evoke the same feeling.


 

John Popp

Site Supporter
Wasn't aware just how large the gap at the bottoms of the doors are. I guess they are done hissing at one another.

 
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