Drink your juice, Shelby.

Want to be angry with $omeone, go to the root. And that's Mrs. Shelby to you.

Oh, we know WHO to be mad at, Mrs. Shelby. $$$$$leazy.

Now drink your juice!:xoxo:

You probably hear the same streaming music that I do. Although I am in Orange County most of the time. But I was in a CVS and Save Me came on. My heart beat a little faster . . . and then I remembered.

... blame it on me... blame it on me.... ;)

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Richard Dashut 2 hrs ·

In the small town of "Genoa" NV, the passing of one of it's citizens earlier this month marked the end of an era for my personal life as well as the world of rock music. Keith Olsen, one of the best known music producer's of the 70's and 80's passed into recording history as a living spirit and is now embodied in the musical influence he left behind and in the people he helped train. We will see him once again at next years "Grammy Awards Show" in the form of a remembrance, an honor he richly deserves. After that he passes into history as part of the music he helped create, remembered perhaps not by name, but in the music of Fleetwood Mac and Buckingham Nicks. I certainly remember him, like "I wouldn't be here writing to you today if not for my friendship and working relationship with the master himself". I know there are others that can claim the same, all of us blessed under the forge of his discipline. It's tough to say goodbye in death to someone I should have said the same in life, a stain on my life I cannot now remove, nor can I ever forget. I can only honor him in words that I hope will echo in the halls of musical eternity for as long as there are human ears to hear it. Goodbye Keith, you were one of the best and I thank you for the life I have enjoyed so much. With eternal love.. r

He wrote this earlier -
"I realize that my past is dying out, dissolving below my feet like the sands of an hour glass..r"

It's hard to imagine that he just heard of Keith's passing...he must really live in an isolated world.

Or he's just been off FB awhile.

You'd think they'd have quite a few mutual friends, and that someone would have told him.

No, I meant he may have known for a while; but just been off FB to make a public statement about it until now.

No, he said on Tuesday that he'd just learned of it.

"I’ve just learned of the passing of Keith Olsen. I am crushed right now. I will be writing about my time with Keith very soon. I am profoundly sad. First Peter and now Keith, seems like my foundation is becoming quicksand beneath my feet. Another lost goodbye, one more pain in my heart.. r"


He seems like such a fragile, sensitive soul. It's hard to imagine someone "making it" in the business without being able to eat the dog next to you. Like he would be leveled by any criticism.

Oh, okay. To what "Peter" is he referring?

Peter Beard, who worked on the Tusk album artwork.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/19/a...gtype=Homepage

Thanks...............

You're welcome!:angel: