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It's Almost Time
by David Wilcox, 1987
Trust, hope, and patience
Hard Times
by Stephen Foster, 1854
Live in Monterey, California 2019
Brother, Can You Spare A Dime
by Yip Harburg & Jay Gorney, 1930
Iconic song of the Great Depression
My Old Kentucky Home, Goodnight
by Stephen Foster
The backstory and the song
My Life by Maggie Lee
from a Facebook livestream
in March 2020
Barcarolle from Tales of Hoffmann
by Jacques Offenbach, 1880
"O belle nuit d'amour"
Refugees
A poem written in 2016 by the wonderful Brian Bilston.
Laughing Matters
by Gallagher & Waldrop, 1996
Don't lose your sense of humor
Love Will Show the Way
by David Wilcox, 1987
In concert, Monterey CA
The Cremation of Sam McGee
Poem by Robert W Service, 1907
Music by David Gordon
I Lie
by Calvin Trillin & Pete Seeger, 1992
Steve Schenkel, solo guitar
Take Me Up With You, Dearie!
by J. MacCree & A. Van Tilzer, 1906
From the early days of flight
The End of a Long Lonely Day
by Marty Robbins, 1954
A sad tune about lost love
Where the Old Red River Flows
by Jimmy Davis, 1962
Sung on a dare in a concert
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It's Almost Time
by David Wilcox, 1987
Trust, hope, and patience
Hard Times
by Stephen Foster, 1854
Live in Monterey, California 2019
Brother, Can You Spare A Dime
by Yip Harburg & Jay Gorney, 1930
Iconic song of the Great Depression
My Old Kentucky Home, Goodnight
by Stephen Foster
The backstory and the song
My Life by Maggie Lee
from a Facebook livestream
in March 2020
Barcarolle from Tales of Hoffmann
by Jacques Offenbach, 1880
"O belle nuit d'amour"
Refugees
A poem written in 2016 by the wonderful Brian Bilston.
Laughing Matters
by Gallagher & Waldrop, 1996
Don't lose your sense of humor
Love Will Show the Way
by David Wilcox, 1987
In concert, Monterey CA
The Cremation of Sam McGee
Poem by Robert W Service, 1907
Music by David Gordon
I Lie
by Calvin Trillin & Pete Seeger, 1992
Steve Schenkel, solo guitar
Take Me Up With You, Dearie!
by J. MacCree & A. Van Tilzer, 1906
From the early days of flight
The End of a Long Lonely Day
by Marty Robbins, 1954
A sad tune about lost love
Where the Old Red River Flows
by Jimmy Davis, 1962
Sung on a dare in a concert
