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The Sunday night after John Denver died, I was in an Irish pub in Berkeley, California called the Starry Plough. Sunday night is their open jam session. 20-30 musicians, mostly traditional instruments, taking turns singing solos between open jamming.
Someone stood and started Country Roads a cappella. At the chorus we all joined in.
You may think you know the song, but if you haven’t heard it sang as a dirge by dozens of drunken Irish folk singers, you haven’t heard it.
This is also where I heard a 90 year old man sing Danny Boy. Not a dry eye in the house.
Someone stood and started Country Roads a cappella. At the chorus we all joined in.
You may think you know the song, but if you haven’t heard it sang as a dirge by dozens of drunken Irish folk singers, you haven’t heard it.
This is also where I heard a 90 year old man sing Danny Boy. Not a dry eye in the house.