"We must embrace pain and burn it as fuel for our journey." Kenji Miyazawa
I've always hoped to get rid of pain in order to be able to continue on, but I guess in looking back I did use the pain as fuel. Many artists might call it their muse.
Wherever your journey is leading you, I hope you are burning through the pain and are moving ahead! Karen :)
Muddy Roots Shows - updated weekly Current mood: focused Category: Parties and Nightlife www.myspace.com/muddyrootsmusic NOV 13TH- De los Muertos from Ky. Lane Kristian and the Jakehead Mob. Opening artist- Lance Whalen- solo. $5 NOV 14TH Dr. Jay and Miss Diana w/ Aaron and the Blues at Sunrise NO COVER CHARGE! NOV 19TH DASH RIP ROCK from Louisiana, recently headlined third day at Heavy Rebel Weekender and celebrating 25 years togehter. Rock and Roll Hooligans and the Shaky Devilles will be rockin' as well! $5 NOV 2OTH GODDAMN GALLOWS, w/ Viva Le Vox and Hellfire Revival This is also King Daddo's Birfday! (Nashville Voodoo Radio)$5 NOV 21ST CASHMAN w/ The JugHuggers $5 NOV 27TH The Dean Martinis - Swing Dance Party! $5 NOV 28TH- Pearls Mahone w/ Joshua Hedley and the Hellfire Revival $5 DEC 2ND The Magnificent Tapeworms from Illinois- Wierd Surf Rock DEC 5TH Johnny Law Justice DEC 9TH The Brittany Reilly Band from NC- Real good country. DEC 12TH HARRY FONTANA TRIO w/ Atomic Boogie from ATL. $5 JAN 10TH PINE HILL HAINTS w/ The Can Kickers and the Here We Go Boys $5 MAY 28,29,30 2010 Muddy Roots Music Festival in Cookeville TN Wayne Hancock, Dash Rip Rock, Los Duggans, Jason and the Punknecks, Hillbilly Harlots, Travis Mann Band, Cashman..MANY MORE TO BE ANNOUNCED!
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In my viewpoint Harry Langdon cannot be denied, as “Tramp, Tramp, Tramp”, “The Strong Man” and “Long Pants” are arguably on par with the very best by Chaplin. While I do put Chaplin deservingly at the very top of the heap, I do maintain Mr. Langdon as second best. And to me; Fatty Arbuckle is indeed the third true genius of silent comedy (as already mentioned in my previous post).
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