First Played: 08/03/2021 08:24 AM
Last Played: 08/02/2022 07:26 AM
Total Plays: 5

John Richards : 08/02/2022 07:26 AM
One more from John's early music memories in the late 70s.
John Richards : 06/09/2022 09:10 AM
Diamond performed this on The Johnny Cash Show, where he explained: "This song was written about a revival meeting I was at in Jackson, Mississippi. I went there because I was curious, and also because I was a college kid who had all the answers - no one was going to teach me anything and I could lay a few answers on them. I sat in the back of this tent meeting and I got really caught up in the music - clapping, the singing - tremendously exciting. -- This marked a turning point for Diamond, as it was a character-driven song as opposed to something personal and introspective. This allowed Diamond to play a character on stage, and he quickly developed into a very charismatic performer. In the liner notes to his boxed set "In My Lifetime," Diamond wrote: "This recording became a hit and was to make a showman out of me. How could you not let go of your inhibitions when playing such a wonderful character?"
John Richards : 10/08/2021 08:33 AM
Rebecca in Everett: Just became an amplifier yesterday, but I HAD to help with this record setting goal! Upped my donation because couldn’t pass up the chance to say “up yours” <3 love you all, you lift the weight from my shoulders daily. UP YOURS TODAY: https://www.kexp.org/donate/
John Richards : 08/27/2021 08:56 AM
Diamond performed this on The Johnny Cash Show, where he explained: "This song was written about a revival meeting I was at in Jackson, Mississippi. I went there because I was curious, and also because I was a college kid who had all the answers - no one was going to teach me anything and I could lay a few answers on them. I sat in the back of this tent meeting and I got really caught up in the music - clapping, the singing - tremendously exciting. -- This marked a turning point for Diamond, as it was a character-driven song as opposed to something personal and introspective. This allowed Diamond to play a character on stage, and he quickly developed into a very charismatic performer. In the liner notes to his boxed set "In My Lifetime," Diamond wrote: "This recording became a hit and was to make a showman out of me. How could you not let go of your inhibitions when playing such a wonderful character?"
John Richards : 08/03/2021 08:24 AM
"What's up John and Owen, Well it's Tuesday. But this is the best Tuesday in awhile because it's the one in which I get to celebrate two years of marriage to the wild, the wonderful, the inspiring McKenzie. I was going to request our wedding song Wildflowers, but considering I saw you played that yesterday and how precious time is, how about one of her favorite songs of all time: Neil Diamond's Brother Love's Travelling Salvation Show Hot August night....And the leaves hanging down....And the grass on the ground smelling sweet... See you later, Dukes" Happy anniversary!