Albert Lee makes his fourth appearance at The Strand Theater in Hudson Falls Saturday night. Startlingly enigmatic, he is a combination of technical prowess and an ability to take a set in any direction based on his emotions and an almost telepathic connection with his audience.
https://nippertown.com/2022/01/10/albert-lee-the-ultimate-road-warrior-returns-to-the-strand-saturday-night-january-15th/
Hi
Excuse my lack of theory knowledge
The song is in G major but at this time stamp (35 seconds in) he plays a EbMajor.
What is the music theory behind this? many thanks
I'm a dad, husband, army veteran and candidate for OR-3, which represents most of Portland. Our campaign is powered by the people, not by corporations or the fossil fuel industry. Proudly endorsed by Portland DSA and Brand New Congress. We're fighting for real progressive solutions like Medicare for All, a Green New Deal, and taking money out of politics. You can find out more about the campaign at AlbertLee2020.com or you can follow me on twitter, @AlbertLee2020! Ask me anything!
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My name is Albert Lee and I am running to represent the people of the Third District of Oregon to Congress. I am running because I believe that democracy requires choice, something that has been missing for over a generation and arguably two. Choice strengthens democracy and holds our representatives accountable to the people and counters the effects of money in politics. I am running because while our incumbent has been a fairly decent vote, we face a series of crises here in our district, across the country, and around the world that impact the working class and the marginalized far more than those at the top. Here in our district, that is highlighted by a homeless crisis that was critical when I first arrived in 2005 and is supercritical today. There has been an absence of leadership from the city on up to the federal government. In addition to that, the lack of affordable housing and living wages places way too many of us in the struggling class. Above these and many other issues, we face a climate catastrophe that truly only receives lip-service. We need bold action now to have any chance of resolving these long deferred issues. Additionally, I believe in the basic tenets of the democratic party when it comes to diversity, equity, and inclusion. It is well beyond time that we uplift new voices, from other backgrounds, from other lived experiences to represent us in the most diverse district of the state. Our state has a history of structural and systemic racism coupled with suppression of minority views and experience. We have had 64 representatives from this state. Of those only one has been an immigrant and only one has been non-white⦠and it happened to be the same person. We need to diversify our representation to reflect the people. Currently 100% of our 7 federal delegates are: multi-millionaires, property owners, over the age of 62, and white. Our state has less than 1.4% millionaires, 44% of us rent, +75% of us are under the age of 62, and 18% of us are non white. Representation matters. As a veteran, an immigrant, with a working class background, who has experienced domestic violence and homelessness; as a first-generation college and law school grad; as someone who has attempted to live on minimum wage, I believe that I bring a perspective shared by far more folks and can truly represent the people of the Third District to Congress. So please join me and ask me anything! I will be on from 10:30 to 12:30. I will try to answer as many as pos
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Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai Chee-ying is to appeal his convictions and jail sentences in cases arising from two anti-government protests in 2019.
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Democratic Party founding chairman Martin Lee Chu-ming and former chairman Albert Ho Chun-yan, who were given suspended sentences for joining one of the rallies, have also lodged appeals.
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Lai, Lee and Ho were among 10 prominent opposition figures sentenced at West Kowloon Court last Friday for their roles in two unapproved marches during the civil unrest. Five of the group were jailed for between eight and 18 months, with the rest handed suspended sentences.
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Also found guilty were six former opposition lawmakers: Lee, Ho, Lee Cheuk-yan, Cyd Ho Sau-lan, βLong Hairβ Leung Kwok-hung and Margaret Ng Ngoi-yee. Two other ex-legislators, Au Nok-hin and Leung Yiu-chung, pleaded guilty before going to trial.
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Lee Cheuk-yan, the founding chairman of the Confederation of Trade Unions, had previously said he would appeal against his conviction over the August 18 protest. He has yet to make a formal application.
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