Dave Hadfield wrote:
Yeah, Barbara, I know, you suggested I do it that way ages ago!

Hey, the photos are there now, and we can peek at them whenever we want.
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Hey, you should have joined us! You don't live that far away.
I know, I thought of that later.
Richard wrote:
Yep - rockin' on is right.
This wasn't the recording session. This was the jam session of Sat night. I'm guessing this was our version of Steve Earl's "Copperhead Road," since I don't play mandolin too often.
Oh, now I really wish I had been there. Sorry I missed that. Dang.
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Al and I picked up the shirts at a concert in Sudbury put on by the African Children's Choir. The choir is made up of kids age 7 to 11, all of whom have lost one or both parents to poverty or disease. They get to participate in the choir for a year, after which they return home and are provided with assistance to continue school, including post-secondary education. The funds they raise help not only themselves, but other kids back in African countries in similar situations.
If you ever get an opportunity to see them, snap up a ticket as quickly as possible. They're absolutely fantastic - playing a mix of gospel and high-energy, hard driving music from various parts of Africa. And can they dance! A fun show, and a very worthwhile cause.
See
http://www.africanchildrenschoir.com for details.
Cool, thanks for the info and the link.
Barbara