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That sounds right from what I remember. I did an online search for an obituary but could only find people from the early 20th century named Jim/James Mcdonald.
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35 if I\'m not mistaken. Just a young pup
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oh yea,just another wednesday night!!hey freespirit,how you makin out you sexy thing?
Wow! Is it Wednesday again already? TGIW
I had a BLAST @ the gig last night... Freezing my ASS off in my new pseudo-rabbit attire, meeting molly, and losing my laundry $$ to Roger made it a night that will not be soon forgotten.
And the music was indeed phan-tastic. Seanaldo plays a SER Forever Young, and Shroommacher did a great job on Redemption Song.
It was almost as SER as the Freakout...wish you\'d been there, Pete - maybe next year
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It was almost as SER as the Freakout...wish you\'d been there, Pete - maybe next year
Nice reprise zing on The Hat, but last night cant be compared to the freakout...... Last night was special in it\'s own way. And the music was truly inspired, but almost as SER as the Freakout? COME ON now !!!!
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shes still young steevie..she dosent know any better yet!
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Solo Jedi: All Things Must Pass, a SER Neil Diamond tune, Forever Young
That Neil Diamond tune was Dry Your Eyes. It can be found on The Last Waltz w/The Band.
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I have to say that it was great to see so many people there last night. Everywhere I turned I saw a friendly/familiar face. In spite of the way the evening ended, I had a good time playing with all the other artists.
Beth Patella went on first doing all original work. She dated Jim for 2 years prior.
Kelly Kancyr was next doing some originals and covers. I knoe she finished her set with "Angel" by Sarah McLachlan.
I was next doing All Things Must Pass, Dry Your Eyes, San Francisco, Ripple, and Forever Young
Rick Landino and the Criminals did Ain\'t No sunshine and a kick ass version of Rocky Raccoon. He was joined by Derf on keys and Schumacher on bongos. The line-up also contained Mike Koperwhats, Kelly Kancyr, and Marty & the Fox (Roxanne) on percussion.
Alex Foglietta went on after and did a version of the Beatles "Oh Darling"
Schumacher was next. 41, Redemption Song, some originals, I joined him for Don\'t Mess Around with Jim, Me & Julio, and another original.
Paper Chaser took the stage (Rick Landino, Sean Miller, Mike Ferrara, and Bob Ferrara) and we did 4 original tunes from back in the day.
Murder Van topped the night with 4 blaring originals and finished the set with Dancing in The Moonlight by Thin **** Lizzy. I joined them on guitar and vocals for that one.
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Kelly Kancyr also busted out Patsy Klien\'s "Crazy" which was nice....
Derf threw down some serious keys....
and Schumacher did an unbelieveable job on #41....
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Kelly Kancyr also busted out Patsy Klien\'s "Crazy" which was nice....
Derf threw down some serious keys....
and Schumacher did an unbelieveable job on #41....
Once again Sean, great job.......
Thanks, Steve. I really appreciated seeing you, Fred, Todd, Robyn, Justin & Sabrina, and everyone else there. -
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Don\'t I get any say in the matter? And I thought Freddie would be the one to start **** (he always is), not you Steve( putting my name in red no less). Any way, I\'m honored, I just want to make sure Pete the Fan stays Pete the Cousin to me.
Seriously though, I knew Jim Mc Donald for a long time (we always called him Elvis) and I was really saddened at the loss, he was good people. I should\'ve been at BAR on Monday; sorry I missed it. -
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And I thought Freddie would be the one to start **** (he always is)
rotfl Wah, how did you get such a bad rap? rotfl -