Walking. Rehoboth Beach.
Forget about the Boy – Thoroughly Modern Millie
Do-Re-Mi – The Sound of Music
Ease on Down the Road – The Wiz
How Are Things in Glocca Mora – Finian’s Rainbow
Another Hundred People – Company
A Little Priest – Sweeney Todd: The Demon Butcher of Fleet Street
Ya God Trouble – The Music Man
As We Stumble Along – The Drowsy Chaperone
As Long as He Needs Me – Oliver!
Proud of Your Boy – Aladdin
A Weekend in the Country – A Little Night Music
Our Time – 1994
Luck Be a Lady – Guys and Dolls
Simple Joys – Pippin
Under the Sea – The Little Mermaid
One Hand, One Heart – West Side Story
I’ll Go Home with Bonnie Jean – Brigadoon
Momma Look Sharp – 1776
4 June 2021
15 months
You could never have imagined these past fifteen months.
You could not have planned for them.
But you faced them.
You adapted,
you improvised,
you learned,
you wept,
you laughed,
you cursed,
you resisted,
you persisted.
You found strength and love
and grace and hope undreamed of.
You made it this far
and you, awesome you,
will keep on going.
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3 June 2021
Walking. Rehoboth Beach.
Mama, You Been on My Mind – The Kingston Trio
Use Me – Bill Withers
Turn It Up – Kelly Rowland
Angel – The Corrs
Ain’t No Sunshine – Eva Cassidy
Definition – Black Star
That Would Be Enough – Hamilton Original Broadway Cast
We’ll Meet Again – Johnny Cash
Walk on Water – John McCutcheon
Oozora De Dakishimete – Hikaru Utada
You’re a Big Girl – Bob Dylan
Paddy’s Lament – Flogging Molly
Juice of Barley – Various
Over the Rainbow – Judy Garland
Your Little Secret – Melissa Etheridge
Born This Way – Lady Gaga
I Want to Break Free – Queen
2 June 2021
Walking. Rehoboth Beach.
Lupang Hinirang – Choir Ng Bayan & Gary Granada
Tayo’y Mga Pinoy – Francis M
Manila – Hotdog
Ako ay Pilipino – Kuh Ledesma
Bakit Labis Kitang Mahal – Lea Salonga
Someday – Ruby Ibarra
Song of the Evening Star – R. Carlos Nakai
Power to the People – Black Eyed Peas
Umhome – Miriam Makeba
Little Wheel Spin and Spin – Buffy Sainte-Marie
Kesalul – Kalolin Johnson
The Blessing – Eric Bogle
U. Dwi – Hugh Masekela
Valse a Pop – BeauSoleil
Qarwa Yaku – Luis Cachiguango
A Love Supreme, Pt. 4: Psalm – John Coltrane
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Filed under Books, Current Events, Friends
1 June 2021
Walking. Rehoboth Beach.
Change – Christina Aguilera
Ya Se Ha Muerto Mi Abuelo – Bareto
Fire on the Bayou – The Neville Brothers
Touch Me Again – Della Reese
I’ll Remember You – Thea Gilmore
Walking to New Orleans – Fats Domino
Knocks Me Off My Feet – Stevie Wonder
Down to the River to Pray – Alison Krauss
Halfway There – Hurray for the Riff Raff
Enough – In the Heights
Talking Dust Bowl – Ramblin’ Jack Elliott
Suliram – Miriam Makeba
Cha-Cha – West Side Story
While My Guitar Gently Weeps – George Harrison
Nakai Algathla – Paul Horn & R. Carlos Nakai
So Right, So Wrong – Linda Ronstadt
Beautiful Child – Archie Roach
Bell Boy – The Who
The Tulsa Massacre
Among the many reflections on the Tulsa race massacre, here is one from the Presbyterian Historical Society:
“On June 1, 1921 the Black section of Tulsa, Oklahoma–Greenwood, known as Black Wall Street, where Black migrants from the South had prospered in the city’s oil boom–was burned down by white rioters. The governor called in the National Guard and evacuated Tulsa’s Black population, some 6,000 people, to the city convention center and fairgrounds. Three hundred people are estimated to have been killed. Presbyterians were present during the events leading to the massacre, were present in the midst of them, and are reckoning with them today.”
31 May 2021
Walking, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.
War – Edwin Starr
Dover – John Flynn
Yankee Bayonet – The Decemberists
One Tin Soldier – The Original Caste
Fortunate Son – Creedence Clearwater Revival
Born in the U.S.A. – Bruce Springsteen
Masters of War – Eddie Vedder & Mike McCready
Handsome Johnny – Richie Havens
Travelin’ Soldier – The Chicks
Dress Blues – Jason Isbell
Eve of Destruction – Barry McGuire
Give Peace a Chance – Aerosmith feat. Sierra Leone’s Refugee All-Stars
The Unknown Soldier – The Doors
Soldier – Neil Young
Old Soldier – Phil Collins & David Crosby
Universal Soldier – Buffy Saint-Marie
Soldier’s Things – Tom Waits
The Fiddle and the Drum – Joni Mitchell
Where Have All the Flowers Gone? – Pete Seeger
