I’d never have thought anyone could compare with Etta James’ live version of this song with Dr. John, but this — oh my…

The entire Amsterdam concert (2018): www.youtube.com/watch?v=snD7sZZ4fG8

Lesley’s friend Elizabeth sent this to her. I can’t find where it’s from, but it sure makes you happy.

I just got an email from the Great American Music Hall (in San Francisco) for a livestream concert by Drew Holcomb this Friday, October 23rd, at 8 PM.

Never heard of him, so I found this song. Despite wacky outfits, sounded so good, I took a few squirts of homemade sativa tincture and have been dancing around the office, especially when everyone is dancing outside at the end of the song.

As Drew sings:

“Music, it makes you feel good
Makes you feel understood,
Like you’re not alone,
Not a rolling stone,
Not the only one on the road.”

I played it 3-4 times, dancing and playing bass on first my jug, then on my box bass (similar to a washtub bass, with with body of wood and the resonator a panel from a Samsonite suitcase.) (When I do this, I pretend I’m in the band — fun!)

A book just came out with my name spelled Khan. It happens a lot.

I googled it and it came up with links for me — Kahn, but said “Search instead for Lloyd Khan,” which I did, and it led me to musician Lloyd Khan:

“…born in the Far East (foothills of Kalaw, Myanmar) came to the US when he was 14 years old and jumped head first into the Funk and Fusion Groove”

–From reverbnation.com