Credit to Andrew Sullivan for posting this first, so I could find it. (And thank you, ese, for helping to bring it all back home for me today.)
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What a soul stirring moment ! Thanks for posting that John. The man had magic fingers for sure. The National Anthem for us , our generation.
Amen to what you said. You know what strikes me, though, thinking about America and all? How little has REALLY changed…
“There he goes… one of god’s own prototypes. Some kind of high powered mutant never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, too rare to die.” –Hunter S. Thompson
(Hunter said that in reference to his friend Oscar Zeta “Dr. Gonzo” Acosta, but it’s just as applicable to Jimi)
I don’t remember that line from Thompson, but what a compliment!
Just what I needed on this 4th of July. Thanks.
You’re very welcome. I swiped the idea from Sully’s site, actually, but what a good thing to spread around. And seeing this again brings a lot of things home for me. It does help, doesn’t it?