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Posted by DaLe on 09-02-2003 at08:36:

All Day Sing & Dinner On The Ground

All Day Sing & Dinner On The Ground



I have been playing this for a month NoW & my Kids are singing the songs & my wife really likes In The Meantime, River of Sorrow & All The very Best Things, My daughter loves Happy Campers & my son likes Good Bread, Good Meat, Good God, Let's Eat. and All Day Sing And Dinner On The Ground is a great tune too... )

WeLL DoNe ! no BBQ pun intended...

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Posted by Jevon the Tall on 09-02-2003 at17:24:

 

waiting for the disc to be available for those of us who weren't able to attend a show ...

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Posted by DaLe on 09-03-2003 at09:33:

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Originally posted by Jevon the Tall waiting for the disc to be available for those of us who weren't able to attend a show ...

I may have an extra copy laying around, and it might have an autograph or two on it

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Posted by DaLe on 09-03-2003 at09:35:

 

and I have a mailer & a PayPaL account (don't tell my WiFe)

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Posted by Jevon the Tall on 09-03-2003 at11:01:

 

drop me a lineand let me know what you'd like for a copy.

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Posted by Kris on 09-03-2003 at12:10:

 

Oh yeah,

My young daughters love the CD - as well as mom and dad of course. Because my six-year-old solicited Mike and Terry to autograph it - the CD became rightfully her property. She and her little sister sing along to it daily. Mike and Terry are right up there with John Ruben and Ticklepenny Corner in their minds.

Our 10 year old niece accompanied us to the Bucyrus show and loved it. She said the Lost Dogs are her favorite new band - Which is kewl because she typically listens to icky-pop like Christina Agulara (or hower she's spelled) and that type of music. She bought "All Day Sing & Dinner on the Ground" too. She and her mother have been enjoying listening to it together.

Live show experiences like these are such a valuable experience for kids (& everyone). When the artists spend a little time talking to them it means so much more than the music itself. Utltimately making the music all that more memorable and the message more relevant to them.

Found Free (later Bash n the Code) was the first progressive Christian band I saw live when I was a kid. Their drummer, Chris Kearney, took time to talk to me and later even follow-up with a couple letters. The music and his small gesture of kindness & honest concern made a lasting and shaping impact in my life. I'm glad that Terry, Mike and others make themselves available for that to happen. And I am blessed to have a chance to enjoy & re-live those experiences with my childeren and other family members . . . uh I mean kin-folk!

-Kris

- Hey anyone know if Chris & Jamie Kearney are still involved in music?

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Posted by jiminy on 09-03-2003 at12:48:

 

WeLL DoNe ! no BBQ pun intended...

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waiting for the disc to be available for those of us who weren't able to attend a show ...



So your telling me its rare?

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Posted by PuP on 09-03-2003 at12:50:

 

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Posted by baxter on 09-03-2003 at12:50:

quote:

Originally posted by Kris Oh yeah, My young daughters love the CD - as well as mom and dad of course. Because my six-year-old solicited Mike and Terry to autograph it - the CD became rightfully her property. She and her little sister sing along to it daily. Mike and Terry are right up there with John Ruben and Ticklepenny Corner in their minds. Our 10 year old niece accompanied us to the Bucyrus show and loved it. She said the Lost Dogs are her favorite new band - Which is kewl because she typically listens to icky-pop like Christina Agulara (or hower she's spelled) and that type of music. She bought "All Day Sing & Dinner on the Ground" too. She and her mother have been enjoying listening to it together. Live show experiences like these are such a valuable experience for kids (& everyone). When the artists spend a little time talking to them it means so much more than the music itself. Utltimately making the music all that more memorable and the message more relevant to them. Found Free (later Bash n the Code) was the first progressive Christian band I saw live when I was a kid. Their drummer, Chris Kearney, took time to talk to me and later even follow-up with a couple letters. The music and his small gesture of kindness & honest concern made a lasting and shaping impact in my life. I'm glad that Terry, Mike and others make themselves available for that to happen. And I am blessed to have a chance to enjoy & re-live those experiences with my childeren and other family members . . . uh I mean kin-folk! -Kris - Hey anyone know if Chris & Jamie Kearney are still involved in music?

thanks for sharing that, K

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Posted by PuP on 09-03-2003 at13:06:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Kris Oh yeah, My young daughters love the CD - as well as mom and dad of course. Because my six-year-old solicited Mike and Terry to autograph it - the CD became rightfully her property. She and her little sister sing along to it daily. Mike and Terry are right up there with John Ruben and Ticklepenny Corner in their minds. Our 10 year old niece accompanied us to the Bucyrus show and loved it. She said the Lost Dogs are her favorite new band - Which is kewl because she typically listens to icky-pop like Christina Agulara (or hower she's spelled) and that type of music. She bought "All Day Sing & Dinner on the Ground" too. She and her mother have been enjoying listening to it together. Live show experiences like these are such a valuable experience for kids (& everyone). When the artists spend a little time talking to them it means so much more than the music itself. Utltimately making the music all that more memorable and the message more relevant to them. Found Free (later Bash n the Code) was the first progressive Christian band I saw live when I was a kid. Their drummer, Chris Kearney, took time to talk to me and later even follow-up with a couple letters. The music and his small gesture of kindness & honest concern made a lasting and shaping impact in my life. I'm glad that Terry, Mike and others make themselves available for that to happen. And I am blessed to have a chance to enjoy & re-live those experiences with my childeren and other family members . . . uh I mean kin-folk! -Kris - Hey anyone know if Chris & Jamie Kearney are still involved in music?

Yeah, but did Bash n the Code have a rooster?

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Posted by baxter on 09-03-2003 at13:13:

 

Don't know, but

Christina always has one around.

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Posted by jiminy on 09-03-2003 at13:31:

 

Carl-
can you answer that one?- you B and the C link.

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Posted by DaLe on 09-03-2003 at16:09:

 

quote:

Originally posted by jiminy WeLL DoNe ! no BBQ pun intended... --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- waiting for the disc to be available for those of us who weren't able to attend a show ... --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- So your telling me its rare?

I would say it is medium RaRe

not Pink but not Black

p.s. I always have ordered my steaks medium well or well done

a chef friend of mine told me to never do that because most chef's will save the end cuts or not so nice steaks for medium well or well done,
he suggested to always order your steak RaRe even if you want it medium or well, just send it back to cook a little longer after you get it...

so I did do this the last time I had steak & he was right it was the best steak I had ever had ! BTW I did eat it medium rare & it was fine so from now on I will order my steaks rare-medium...

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Posted by FaintScentsOfSewage on 09-03-2003 at16:27:



if it's not black it's not fit for consumption.

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Posted by DaLe on 09-03-2003 at16:43:

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Posted by Slappedhard on 09-03-2003 at18:58:

  My son (and his parents) loves it!

But his sisters think he's (Caleb) a bit weird. Maybe its a sibling thing! But, they're into Rebecca St. James (who was recently in concert here at the State Fair).

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Posted by PuP on 09-04-2003 at06:57:

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Originally posted by DaLe uReViG All Day Sing & Dinner On The Ground --------------------------- Micheal Roe - Terry Scott Taylor --------------------------- . . . . . . . . . . . .

That's purty!

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Posted by DaLe on 09-04-2003 at12:25:

 

quote:

Originally posted by PuP That's purty!

I challenged myself to create a CD cover by using only the DAmb
as my art editor... well, I had a few minutes to kill...

BTW, I guess you can not quote the color black

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Posted by PuP on 09-04-2003 at12:27:

 

LOL

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Posted by Slappedhard on 09-04-2003 at21:55:

  Very Nice!

quote:

Originally posted by DaLe uReViG quote: Originally posted by PuP That's purty! I challenged myself to create a CD cover by using only the DAmb as my art editor... well, I had a few minutes to kill... BTW, I guess you can not quote the color black All Day Sing & Dinner On The Ground --------------------------- Micheal Roe - Terry Scott Taylor --------------------------- . . . . . . . . . . . .