This was recorded on my Zoom H2, with Jerry Tyra running sound. The
concert broke roughly into two sections: a journey through time and
space; followed by myths, legends, and current events.
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Keep the Dream Alive (Savitzky) |
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Written in 1986 shortly after the Challenger blew up on
takeoff. Revised, unfortunately, for Columbia in 2003.
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Millennium's Dawn (Savitzky) |
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Where the Heart Is (Rivkis/Hills) |
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One of Tempered Glass's most popular songs, and a favorite of
mine, only in part because my grandma Tanya came from Odessa, too.
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Ship of Stone (Simpson) |
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In my opinion the best filksong ever written. If one of the
songs we're singing now is still being sung a thousand years
from now, it will probably be this one.
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Cicero in the 21st Century (Savitzky) |
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More than 2000 years ago, the Roman orator Cicero wrote: "Times
are bad. Children no longer obey their parents, and everyone is
writing a book." It's amazing how little has changed.
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Daddy's World (Savitzky) |
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I wrote this one for my older daughter based mostly on some of
her favorite computer games.
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Quiet Victories (Savitzky) |
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Myths and legends, and true stories.
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