It was great Damo! You did a terrific job. And it sounded like calls
of appreciation where pouring in. You have a lot of friends, but I just
knew ALL those calls couldn't be them, some were strangers who really
enjoyed your work. Good that you feel good, because you should!
I told SP about it but he had trouble figuring out how to get to the
station, and missed it.
Yes that was neat about the Dylan song. It sounded good too, small
mistakes or not.
You did indeed post it at OBM. I don't know yet if anyone there heard
it, as so far I'm the only one who has replied there. I did call in, I
told you about it at OBM.
I found it exciting. I'll bet all your friends who heard it did too.
And if we mere listeners did you must have been over the moon! Maybe
strange, but I felt proud of you.
I hope you sleep/slept well. You should, you did a great job!
Lily
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Twanger the Frog wrote:
> Lily?
> It was great therapy.
> All the wy home in the car ride I was astounded at how good I felt.
> EXCELLENT theropy.
> The strongest drug I ever found.
> I feel free now.
>
> Its been a while since I felt the rush, the tight rope walk. The
> pressure. I love it.
>
> Somebody recorded it so I'll likely have an MP3 from an "old poster"
> from England at alt sz in my yahoo account shorty.
> But I can't play MP3s.
>
> But, another "old" poster from Canada is sending me a CD of the whole
> show in the mail...somehow....It was a three hour show.
>
> I had twenty minutes of play time. It was spontaeous too, which added to
> the thrill.
> Remember when he asked me if I did any Dylan and I pulled out "If Today
> Was Not an Endless Highway"?
> I made some errors with it but..life goes on.
>
> I returned to the studio, I forgot some of my gear, and they told me
> that..well..they mispronounced your name but I suspected it was you.
> They had the State correctly.
>
> Sandi called in too.
>
> In fact several people who are not from online called in full of praise
> for my work.
> Then on the ride home listening to the station still more calls came in
> talking about "the guitar player" and it was mentioned on air that so
> and so from such a nearby town called in about me.
>
> Those twenty minues were a wonderful sensation. Still. I'm sighing
> still.
> I can't explain how my chest feels from the performance alone. I made it
> work.
>
> I was a bit manic getting ready for much of the day so...did I fail to
> post about it at OBM?
> Damn.....
> I'll go see in the morning.
>
> Its late and I'm ready to see how I sleep tonight.
>
> Clearly they liked it and want me back.
>
> We had bad weather forecast and it was likely to not happen at all, but
> the bad weather appears to have been delayed until tomorrow morning.
> Good Luck, heh?
>
> The decision to go wasn't made until this afternoon. It was all hanging
> on a thread.
>
> There was that predecessory unbalance, some stage apprehension. I don't
> like the wording of "stage fright". I see it as rising energy and the
> trick is how you can handle it, ride it.
>
> I feel good and I'm ready for bed.
>
> Damo
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