Reading the comments, a cross section of expressions of American angst and solace, while listening to the music makes it work well for me.

Thanks for this one, most of 'em.

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Mark Wilson2 years ago

When the economy tanked I lost my home and when I went to North Dakota to drive tanker in the oil field most of my belongings were stolen from storage. I bought a sloop with some of the money I saved and I have learned how to sail. I never understood the meaning of the words until now and it inspires me. Now literally everything I own is on my boat with the largest American flag I can fly off of my mast. For the first time in my life I have found peace.

shortfacebear 631 year ago

Nobody writes music like this anymore. I am thankful everyday that I grew up during an era (60s-70s) when pop-rock music along with American Jazz were the greatest art forms on earth. I like to hope that we didn't take it for granted, at least I don't think we did. I do remember that we thoroughly enjoyed the music being made for us. The Beatles, CSN(y), Chicago, Fleetwood Mac, The Who, America, Bread. Too many to name really. I look at the music scene today and it only serves to remind me of how very, very lucky we really were.


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