Great opening night for my show, Into the Common Ground, this past Friday at the Kada Gallery in Erie. Great crowd with a nice mix of people, old and new to my work. Good questions and conversations. Just a very successful show opening all the way around.
Many, many thanks to Kathy, Joe and Morgan at the Kada for making it such a wonderful night and making me feel like a part of the family there. Also, many thanks to everyone who came out and took part. I can’t tell you how much it is appreciated. And thanks to the weather for being relatively mild, a sometimes rare thing on the shores of Lake Erie in December.
Thank you!
Well. that being said, it is time for a little Sunday music. I was thinking Otis Redding and that voice that I could listen to sing almost anything. It’s hard to believe that in a few days it will 47 years since he was killed in a plane crash in 1967 at the age of 26. Hard to imagine what might have come from this huge talent. But he did leave behind an impressive legacy of music, including this great version of the Sam Cooke classic A Change is Gonna Come. It gives you something to think about on this Sunday morning.
Have a great day.
Redtree Times 