Not quite "Auld Lang Syne" . . .
. . . but this will do nicely by way of wishing my reader(s) peace and blessings for a happy 2008:
Son Volt, "Windfall," from Trace.
We'll see you around.
Monday, December 31, 2007
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2 comments:
Hello, John B. I clicked on the link and played that wonderful song, then read the RIAA post (so all those cassettes some of us made when much younger, felonious, eh ?). Good New Year's tidings to you as well. And thank you for the the "Best of" list: I have some emusic credit left, and now I know what I'll explore.
Thanks for coming by and commenting, Cordelia. Yeah: we were breakin' all the rules as we made our mix tapes. Crazy, man.
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