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[primroseburrows]

This early post is brought to you by my double-time shift being cancelled, and then scheduling calling up to see if I could come in anyway after I was ALREADY BACK HOME. Which I couldn't do because I wouldn't have been able to walk after driving that much on my leg. :/

The good thing, is I get to wish dragonflymuse a happy birthday all early-like (early in the day, not early for her birthday). Have a lovely one, darling. :D


Now I'm off to bed. 'Night, LJ.

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[primroseburrows.livejournal.com]

Oh, I like these! I'm very impressed with how he can sing and play at the same time. He's got a great voice, and of course, I love the fiddle. :) Thank you, darlin'.

ETA: I've listened to some more of his stuff, and yeah, he's awesome. :) The guitar stuff reminds me of Jimmy Rankin, who I think you'd really like, also. I've posted this one before, but in case you missed it:

[peacey.livejournal.com]

Ok, stop that. I can only deal with one musical obsession at a time. :) Mr. Rankin is great. I'll buy some of his stuff fer sure (including the one you posted). Fantastic.

Spread the word about Seth. I want people to know that man's name.

PS. Did you listen to "The White Hare"? I *love* that song. Of course, I've yet to find a song of his that isn't love.

[primroseburrows.livejournal.com]

Mr. Rankin is made of awesome. You will love his other work also, but his completely by-himself-with-no-band acoustic stuff is my favourite.

I don't remember which song I listened to and I'm barred from YouTube here at work(and also Facebook, but not Twitter or LJ, go figure). I'll check when I finally get home (which will likely be Monday secondary to rikkafrakka car trouble).