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But you mentioned the Leon Lifers, too.Yes CBS I have been a Loyal Leon Listener since fluff was a kitten...
You were in the wrong place, at the right time....Never head of him.Musician Leon Russell dies aged 74
A tough week for us geezers! First Leonard Cohen and today Leon Russell.
But you mentioned the Leon Lifers, too.Yes CBS I have been a Loyal Leon Listener since fluff was a kitten...
So I was just wondering if you were in the Leon Lifer bunch over at Facebook or Yahoo, in which case we may just know each other, possibly even in real life.
My name is Jeffery Haas, and more details are in the article
You were in the wrong place, at the right time....Never head of him.Musician Leon Russell dies aged 74
A tough week for us geezers! First Leonard Cohen and today Leon Russell.
He probably didn't know he was married to a colored lady also which made him unpopular in many redneck states like Okiehoma...You were in the wrong place, at the right time....Never head of him.Musician Leon Russell dies aged 74
A tough week for us geezers! First Leonard Cohen and today Leon Russell.
Dood may not have heard OF him but definitely heard him if he heard any music from the last 50 years.
Yet another one that YouTube won't list is Dylan's "Watching the River Flow". Dripping with Leon's piano.
Here's another one, just came across my desk last week but hadn't heard it before....
He raced in the Tour de FranceWhich NFL team did he play for??Musician Leon Russell dies aged 74
A tough week for us geezers! First Leonard Cohen and today Leon Russell.
Dood may not have heard OF him but definitely heard him if he heard any music from the last 50 years.
Yet another one that YouTube won't list is Dylan's "Watching the River Flow". Dripping with Leon's piano.
He probably didn't know he was married to a colored lady also which made him unpopular in many redneck states like Okiehoma...
He probably didn't know he was married to a colored lady also which made him unpopular in many redneck states like Okiehoma...
What a pathetic way to think. You know, Leon is now considered a favorite son of Oklahoma, but that right there is exactly why Leon left Oklahoma and never lived there again, preferring to live in the Nashville area.
You may wish to hesitate and rethink that "unpopular" tag however.
When I premiered the film last week in Tulsa, we didn't just SELL OUT the theater, they had to open two more screens and they sold those out, too.
That's a bit tough to do if an artist is "unpopular", so I gather he was just unpopular with the kind of people who are too moronic to appreciate art in the first place.
That's the reason today's pop country is the same four songs over and over again.
(That's been proven scientifically)
Oh sure we'd drive over to Tulsa from OKC , but that didn't stop the intolerance..He probably didn't know he was married to a colored lady also which made him unpopular in many redneck states like Okiehoma...
What a pathetic way to think. You know, Leon is now considered a favorite son of Oklahoma, but that right there is exactly why Leon left Oklahoma and never lived there again, preferring to live in the Nashville area.
You may wish to hesitate and rethink that "unpopular" tag however.
When I premiered the film last week in Tulsa, we didn't just SELL OUT the theater, they had to open two more screens and they sold those out, too.
That's a bit tough to do if an artist is "unpopular", so I gather he was just unpopular with the kind of people who are too moronic to appreciate art in the first place.
That's the reason today's pop country is the same four songs over and over again.
(That's been proven scientifically)
Actually I believe he came back to set up Skyhill Studios a decade after leaving for LA, and bought the church in 1972 that became "The Church", both of them in Tulsa, did he not?
You evidently didn't live in OKC or Tulsa during the 1960's or 1970's, I did....What they think now is not the same way they thought 40-50 years ago about the subject...Most of them folks is dead and gone...I never said he was unpopular although there were some who thought he was,, the mood of the young in the nation was it was no big deal..He probably didn't know he was married to a colored lady also which made him unpopular in many redneck states like Okiehoma...
What a pathetic way to think. You know, Leon is now considered a favorite son of Oklahoma, but that right there is exactly why Leon left Oklahoma and never lived there again, preferring to live in the Nashville area.
You may wish to hesitate and rethink that "unpopular" tag however.
When I premiered the film last week in Tulsa, we didn't just SELL OUT the theater, they had to open two more screens and they sold those out, too.
That's a bit tough to do if an artist is "unpopular", so I gather he was just unpopular with the kind of people who are too moronic to appreciate art in the first place.
That's the reason today's pop country is the same four songs over and over again.
(That's been proven scientifically)
You evidently didn't live in OKC or Tulsa during the 1960's or 1970's, I did....What they think now is not the same way they thought 40-50 years ago about the subject...Most of them folks is dead and gone...I never said he was unpopular although there were some who thought he was,, the mood of the young in the nation was it was no big deal..
Actually I believe he came back to set up Skyhill Studios a decade after leaving for LA, and bought the church in 1972 that became "The Church", both of them in Tulsa, did he not?
Never head of him.Musician Leon Russell dies aged 74
A tough week for us geezers! First Leonard Cohen and today Leon Russell.
That's my buddy Steve Todoroff. He helped make the movie premiere the success it was in Tulsa last week.Pretty cool history here: The Making of Longhair Music
My Mom's side of the family is from Disney, Leech and Ja. I live twenty miles from Grand Lake..You evidently didn't live in OKC or Tulsa during the 1960's or 1970's, I did....What they think now is not the same way they thought 40-50 years ago about the subject...Most of them folks is dead and gone...I never said he was unpopular although there were some who thought he was,, the mood of the young in the nation was it was no big deal..
No I "get" what you're saying. I know the specific reasons why he sold off his estate at Grand Lake of the Cherokees, which is just a stone's throw from the nearby town of Disney, Oklahoma.
It was just that sort of talk that finally proved to be "a bridge too far" for Claude Russell Bridges and his wife Mary McCreary.
I'm not doing any finger pointing at you, I'm just identifying it and clarifying what it is and shining some disinfectant on it. Sunshine is one of the best disinfectants, you know
