Where is the discussion of "Vision" in part 2?

[Rob C]

No, Rob, I disagree. I really do think a person can teach himself to be a great artist, if he has the will.

By the way, even you can learn to sing. I was once asked to leave the eighth grade choir because of my honking, but now I can sing certain kinds of songs reasonably well. What you need is music you like, sung in a range you can imitate, and then just try to match what the other voice is doing -- sing in harmony with it. Some people do this naturally. Other people have to do it as an intellectual thing, but it can be done.  

John, I've been trying to learn the words to this, never mind the tune, since I discovered it many months ago; each time it starts to play I get hopelessly wrapped up in the lady's charms and forget all about words, tune and even why I'm watching.

It's an uneven battle fought on a slippery slope to perdition.

http://youtu.be/EXSmAcJqsGI

Rob C

[John Camp]

John, I've been trying to learn the words to this, never mind the tune, since I discovered it many months ago; each time it starts to play I get hopelessly wrapped up in the lady's charms and forget all about words, tune and even why I'm watching.

It's an uneven battle fought on a slippery slope to perdition.

http://youtu.be/EXSmAcJqsGI

Rob C

That's a great piece; thanks for posting it. It may also be the most complicated version of Tulsa Time ever made.

Try singing with this, instead:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQGjkBuMGAU

[Rocco Penny]

now who's yankin who's chain?
That sheryl just rocks.
No I mean that,
so it really was big of her to overlook lances uh you know,
problem,
and now she laughs  to it all -never did give him up...
In my book a real human being.
Anyway back to tulsa time,
yeah when you hear that little intro on the studio recording,
um well there's the art of something,
is this damn thing running? (hahah)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZX8RAaRNIk

[Rocco Penny]

Never thinking about how you'll sound is a trick not easily learnt.
Just do what you do and there you did it.
Too bad you can't subject your kids/grandkids to a bracing dose early in the morning.
"I want to build a nest in your hair!"....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zv9dmmUPvAw

[Rob C]

Never thinking about how you'll sound is a trick not easily learnt.
Just do what you do and there you did it.
Too bad you can't subject your kids/grandkids to a bracing dose early in the morning.
"I want to build a nest in your hair!"....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zv9dmmUPvAw

You just met a virgin

All these years, and I never listened to him - not once. I don't know - just never in the stars. Shows what I've been missing.

But little sis I heard - often.

Rob C

http://youtu.be/Y6Mwm5BCR2k

[John Camp]

Aw, guys...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zsAKJYBHyE

[Rob C]

Aw, guys...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zsAKJYBHyE

Nine minutes past nine in the a.m. and a smile lingers on the face.

Thanks, John!

I never heard that before other than as a blue barroom dirge groaner. You know: litle old men alone at a table, waiting for the last request before going to the free wusky in the sky etc...

Oh well, the rest of the day awaits, so I'll probably waste the morning washing kitchen units that I'm later going to varnish; the afternoon will also probably go down the drain waiting for the insurance-sent painters to come look at a bathroom ceiling that they didn't come view on Friday afternoon. That drain gets deeper and wider at the neck every day.

;-)

Rob C

http://youtu.be/2EdgsWU56XA

[Rob C]

This one haunts for life.

http://youtu.be/Bd78aT7-RXU

Seminal movie, and where I discovered the random nature of total empathy with something. I think it's when I grew up.

Rob C