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Ledbetter Heights (30th Anniversary Sessions) by Kenny Wayne Shepherd (2016) https://open.qobuz.com/album/mu1i89de8zeac Example: It has been awhile since I have listened to any Kenny Wayne. Too long I would say. This is a very nice blues guitar album.

The Wigmore Hall Recital by Antônio Meneses (2013) https://open.qobuz.com/album/rt6bp6hxqcjgb Example: A pretty and mostly mellow listen and then there was this powerhouse of a Brahms work. Very symphonic for just a piano and cello.

Had a MRI. I passed. (Apparently, I'm very good at laying very still.) They want me back to repeat the procedure on different equipment, so they can calibrate the equipment. Kinda reminded me of a concert I saw where Pan Sonic played one long drone and manipulated the timbre so that different parts of audience members' bodies resonated. (The concert was a very visceral experience.)

Party on Chris! Cheers!

Happy birthday!

Happy birthday! (party favour noise)

Ha! Listened to this yesterday. Was going to post but now I don't have to. I like him more than SRV.

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday, Chris!

I will likely never graduate to primes, it's just too much to carry around and switching in the field drives me insane. So the current bag has: A7V, 12-24 F2.8, 24-70 F2.8, 70-200 F2.8, and 2x doubler (only works with the 70-200). That kit has sufficiently murdered my wallet over the last several years and shopping used very carefully.

Happy Birthday!

Happy birthday to you, Chris!

Happy birthday!

Happy Birthday, Chris. I wish you have a great one.

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday, Chris! Have a wonderful day.

Cheers Chris - Happy Birthdays --

Happy Boythday! (I’m in New Joisey 😊)

Happy birthday! Ride on!

Goodbye old friend. You were the perfect place to meditate.

RIP -- It served us and myself personally with honor. 🫡

The Last Ride of the Skanky Van... to the salvage yard. RIP RIP trusty steed.

RIP to my aunt, Gladys "Goldie" Schultz, 87. She was an amazing woman, very calm and logical, yet with a deep compassion and a wonderfully dry sense of humor (I was recently told she was a tiny bit on the spectrum, makes sense now). She was an early woman in tech, mother of 3 wonderful kids, and so much more. She will be missed....and my dad is now the last living person from that generation.... She now joins her husband, my Uncle Ron.