In all of the celebration I just wanted to take a moment to send some love to all of the blues fans who were no longer with us to witness the magic of this run and last night. To all of the past players and fans who passed to soon, this celebration is for you!!
I also wanted to share why lastβs night win was so bitter sweet for me personally. Going back to the last lock out season, my wife got a call from a good friend of hers about wanting to take me to a game. I had never really really hung out with this person without my wife but he knew we were both huge blues fans. Turns out he bought season tickets for that year since it was a shortened season and prices were down. He ended up taking me to nearly 75% of the games that season and paid for almost everything every game. I had just recently started a new career and vowed to pay him back however I could... Fast forward to the announcement of the Winter Classic. The day of the announcement I knew this was my chance to begin to truly pay him back. I was able to get two half season plans, and then two great seats for the Winter Classic. By this time he had moved out of state, and was only able to make one of the regular season games with me but we had an absolute blast at both the alumni game and the WC. Fast forward to December 22nd 2018. I get a call from this friend that he is back in town for the holidays and wants to hang out while heβs here. We get a round of disc golf in and talk the whole time about what the hell is wrong with our beloved team. We end up ordering some Imoβs and catching the blues game at my place afterwards. A great day overall. I wake up Christmas morning to find out my friend has passed away the night before in a car accident. My wife and I are both absolutely stunned and heart broken. His memorial was private and for family only, but a second memorial is held for friends and every one else two weeks later. The very next game after his final memorial was the 3-0 win in Philly, Binners first start... Now I have never really been a religious man but I do know I felt my friends presence last night. I know he and many more Blues fans were shedding some tears last night, where ever they may be. LETS WIN THIS FOR THOSE GONE TO SOON!!!
Im searching acoustic song with a great voice. Other examples may be blackbird, the sound of silence or california dreamin
It isn't a new song and I'm positive I am not the first person in this community who has heard it. But it came on the radio on the way into work this morning and I cried. It is so sweet, poignant, and to me - perfectly encapsulates how I feel. The story of Clapton's son's death is heartbreaking and you can feel it in the song. But, there is also something that makes me feel better about crying with this song.
Hi. So i just started playing bass, and I couldn't find a tutorial on how to actually play the song, only covers. Does anyone know a good video that teaches it to you? ( I don't know tabs or chords yet) Thanks in advance.
I've known how to play tears in heaven for a long time now, and I really love the fact that it plays beautifully alone. I love being able to sit down and just play something that actually sounds good.
Now what I'm looking for, would be songs that match it in difficulty and style that I could learn. My nail is fucked on my left hand ring finger, so if you have any ideas for songs that don't use over 3 different fingers at once I could learn, I'd love that :)
Here's my Fingerstyle guitar version of a very very beautiful song by Eric Clapton! Hope you guys like it βΊοΈ https://www.instagram.com/p/Bd18zoBlPch/
