Hah hah, the first time GPS sent me over the Verrazano when I was trying to head upstate I went “wha?” But it all worked out, as will your move to England. It was great seeing you at my nabe fave Barbes, and as you told me there, we will see you soon!
Hope I can play in Hudson or Catskill before we leave but also making plans to play in the fall when the album comes out. You and Ellen won't even know we've left Steven!
Another just beautiful rendering of the process of being alive as a human being, doing what you do, on this crazy, colorful planet. Thank you Amy. You mean so much to so many, including me.
Love reading about your life, music your adventures! Good luck with your move. I remember when you did a solo show at The Rio in Santa Cruz. Great show! You broke a string and changed it in a nano-second while still talking with the audience. My friend and I were speechless and
Couldn’t stop remarking about how you did that so fast! It was impressive. So was your show!
Thank you so much Sharon! Sometimes those Santa Cruz gigs feel like a long-ago dream, it's so nice you remember one. I used to break many strings on that old Guild guitar...
I envy you. I feel at home in England too. On the 1st day of my second trip there in '04, I found myself literally jumping for joy in the Queen's backyard (Great Windsor Park). 20 years ago??
And yes...great song... "People all over the world, join in. Join the love train."
Beyond lovely. My heart is full (of blood? 🙃). Every reference and location and emotion is familiar and comfortable. Dang, Amy. Once again, I must say, you are the SHIT. Xo.
I don’t know how I stumbled here but I love this essay. It all feels so familiar to me, but I am far away from it now. Maybe only playing for people once a year and good with that. This was pure and bittersweet and wonderful.
Hah hah, the first time GPS sent me over the Verrazano when I was trying to head upstate I went “wha?” But it all worked out, as will your move to England. It was great seeing you at my nabe fave Barbes, and as you told me there, we will see you soon!
Yes, it added miles but skirted the city traffic.
Hope I can play in Hudson or Catskill before we leave but also making plans to play in the fall when the album comes out. You and Ellen won't even know we've left Steven!
Another just beautiful rendering of the process of being alive as a human being, doing what you do, on this crazy, colorful planet. Thank you Amy. You mean so much to so many, including me.
Thank you Mary Lee! And thanks for the live photo, I love it. x
So beautiful. Thank you!
Thank you Carlene. And it was such a wonderful surprise to meet you at the house concert a few weeks back!
You makin’ me weepy!
Love reading about your life, music your adventures! Good luck with your move. I remember when you did a solo show at The Rio in Santa Cruz. Great show! You broke a string and changed it in a nano-second while still talking with the audience. My friend and I were speechless and
Couldn’t stop remarking about how you did that so fast! It was impressive. So was your show!
Thank you so much Sharon! Sometimes those Santa Cruz gigs feel like a long-ago dream, it's so nice you remember one. I used to break many strings on that old Guild guitar...
Take care and thanks for reading.
I am. See you over here.
Look forward to meeting up with you and Kate!
Welcome.
Thanks Ronny! It looks like you're enjoying life in your new land.
I envy you. I feel at home in England too. On the 1st day of my second trip there in '04, I found myself literally jumping for joy in the Queen's backyard (Great Windsor Park). 20 years ago??
And yes...great song... "People all over the world, join in. Join the love train."
Did a photo capture that jump Don?! I can picture it.
Beyond lovely. My heart is full (of blood? 🙃). Every reference and location and emotion is familiar and comfortable. Dang, Amy. Once again, I must say, you are the SHIT. Xo.
Thank you Terry!
nicely put!! what happens when you feel like an alien in america?? xxxcm
Becoming true for so many Clarke!
Good read! And you two are making the right decision , things are getting , well, odd here, to put it mildly.
I know there's nowhere perfect but...thanks Jo.
I have fewer hanging out units as well. ❤️
Amen sister!
Don't ever change, fuel trucks.
Ha ha, yes - those guys.
Leaving anywhere you’ve felt at home is always emotional.
There's no getting around it Eline! Even if we keep stuff there and come back regularly.
I don’t know how I stumbled here but I love this essay. It all feels so familiar to me, but I am far away from it now. Maybe only playing for people once a year and good with that. This was pure and bittersweet and wonderful.