Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

The Leo Kottke/Julian Lage concert was pretty, pretty good. Julian Lage was amazing as expected. Leo is 80. He only played one tune on his six string. He played a few instrumentals on his 12 String but mainly played his singing tunes. With Leo half the enjoyment for me is his humorous stories. He sung Julie’s House and told a story about it. The story is sweet and innocent. I had a different idea of the meaning of the lyrics. It’s hard to describe his sense of humor. He talked about his grandma, Julie of course and really got the audience engaged.

I even bought myself a beer. I told the bartender I was having my first drink since I quit during the pandemic. He was in AA so he was a bit concerned until I told him I just quit drinking because I was getting old and now I like it and I wanted to spend my money on lambsfoot knives instead. 🤔. Boy did I enjoy that pint. But I don’t plan on drinking another until Leo comes around once more.

Here’s a K’roo on my posing rock.

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unclekurty said:
The Leo Kottke/Julian Lage concert was pretty, pretty good. Julian Lage was amazing as expected. Leo is 80. He only played one tune on his six string. He played a few instrumentals on his 12 String but mainly played his singing tunes. With Leo half the enjoyment for me is his humorous stories. He sung Julie’s House and told a story about it. The story is sweet and innocent. I had a different idea of the meaning of the lyrics. It’s hard to describe his sense of humor. He talked about his grandma, Julie of course and really got the audience engaged.

I even bought myself a beer. I told the bartender I was having my first drink since I quit during the pandemic. He was in AA so he was a bit concerned until I told him I just quit drinking because I was getting old and now I like it and I wanted to spend my money on lambsfoot knives instead. 🤔. Boy did I enjoy that pint. But I don’t plan on drinking another until Leo comes around once more.

Here’s a K’roo on my posing rock.

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Sounds like an excellent time 👍
Amazing what a good storyteller can do with a crowd.

Harry Chapin came to Michigan Tech one winter. I wasn't a fan, but my girlfriend was so we went. Did I mention it was winter? In MIchigan's UP? His band didn't make it due to bad weather, so there was Harry and his acoustic guitar in front of couple of thousand people in Sherman Gym. It was amazing 🤩 He engaged the crowd like I've never seen. Really fun. One of the best concerts I ever attended, and I wasn't even a fan 👍
 
waynorth said:
Nice, Steve!!! For a vintage knife collector, that knife ticks sooo many boxes!!! 😲 😁
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Thanks Charlie 👍


unclekurty said:
The Leo Kottke/Julian Lage concert was pretty, pretty good. Julian Lage was amazing as expected. Leo is 80. He only played one tune on his six string. He played a few instrumentals on his 12 String but mainly played his singing tunes. With Leo half the enjoyment for me is his humorous stories. He sung Julie’s House and told a story about it. The story is sweet and innocent. I had a different idea of the meaning of the lyrics. It’s hard to describe his sense of humor. He talked about his grandma, Julie of course and really got the audience engaged.

I even bought myself a beer. I told the bartender I was having my first drink since I quit during the pandemic. He was in AA so he was a bit concerned until I told him I just quit drinking because I was getting old and now I like it and I wanted to spend my money on lambsfoot knives instead. 🤔. Boy did I enjoy that pint. But I don’t plan on drinking another until Leo comes around once more.

Here’s a K’roo on my posing rock.

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Sounds like a nice time !

Rufus1949 said:
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Very nice !
 
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