LL/PSL: July Birthday Bash: Tull/Ronnie Man on the North Sea

[kath]

The year of Duran Duran.

He never really was in style, was he?

this is why he was always in style

[C]

If there was going to be a different closing track this would be the one for me.....






.

How good are your thumbs, Skipper?

mwhahahahaaa.

answer: not good enough.

I am happy with the order as it stands - I always have been

Elegy is a great closing track

[weak thumbs brother....]



.

[kath]

snifffffffffffff mush siiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh

[Mike Boom]

Piano and strings are lovely on dutching.

Yeah, beautiful piano

[C]

Elegy

Fittingly, a Dee Palmer composition

Happy Birthday Dee - thanks for the music!





.

[Mike Boom]

[LMG]

'Elegy' - written by Dee Palmer immediately on hearing that her father had passed away.

According to her reflections in the 40th Anniversary Force 10 edition.

[C]

Another lovely guitar solo




.

[C]

Great photo!





.

[Spock!]

Elegy

Fittingly, a Dee Palmer composition

Happy Birthday Dee - thanks for the music!





.

Indeed.




Happy Birthday Dee! (2nd July)

[Mike Boom]

Many Happy Returns

[Spock!]

Great photo!





.

Yes, but I'd prefer it even more without Ian.

[LMG]

Great photo!





.

He loves his Heavy Animals, Ian, does he not?

[Six String]

Another lovely guitar solo




.

Yes. Very melodic. I get why kath cried when she heard it live.

[C]

A great album in great company

Thanks Mike
Thanks John
Thanks kath
Thanks Les
Thanks Chris

To Reap and other absent friends

and John G

*chink*





.

[kath]

'Elegy' - written by Dee Palmer immediately on hearing that her father had passed away.

According to her reflections in the 40th Anniversary Force 10 edition.

oh lord, the track just moves me to losing it. i can't help it. it just manages to cover everybody... reap... the beeezle... my bach-loving brother john.... my ma, who let me go see tull cuz she loved the track.

didn't they play it by request at some spawn's wedding, maybe martin's? my memory, alas.

[kath]

Great photo!





.

He loves his Heavy Animals, Ian, does he not?

he does indeed, mwhaha

[Spock!]

An underrated album for sure.







Many thanks for your company, and to Dee for the inspiration.








To Reap and other absent friends,



*chink*

[Mike Boom]

cin cin !

[kath]

Another lovely guitar solo




.

Yes. Very melodic. I get why kath cried when she heard it live.

reap very much understood that side of me. i could get thru any funeral without shedding a tear. but let me hear elegy at a show, and his sleeve is soaked.