Ron Sexsmith

It's been awhile since I've been on here, but I wanted to mention that my wife and I were watching a DVD of a very nicely done BBC tv series, now departed, called "William and Mary", starring Martin Clunes.  Clunes' character, an undertaker, plays bass in  a blues and cover band, and it shows them rehearsing one night wen , lo and behold, they are singing "There's A River".  The show is worth watching. The song appears in one of the Season Two episodes.  Hope Ron and all of my fellow devotees have been doing well.  We've had some challenges this past year, but I never forget this place.

Would that be "There's a Rhythm?"

Understandable combination of two Sexsmith song titles... :) Hi Jerry, hope all is well with youse guys

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Hi Jerry!  You have been a member longer than I and I wanted to say, "HI THERE!", from over here in Toronto, Canada!  I enjoyed reading your post and thank you for the reminder of how honest, powerful, unifying, and positively moving Ron's song is---It's the sound of one drummer, one drum.  It feels as though the past year has been challenging for many, including myself, but we share, we love, we laugh, we unravel, we heal in hope.  I agree with you about this place--Ron's forum is special and unforgettable.  I send you and your wife peace and sincerity of heart,

Maria                     

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In the garden of my soul is sunshine. Anonymous

To latenitecity--Oh crap, sorry. Didn't realize I did that.  I was listening to "Riverbed" when I responded.  Slim was right, but not for the exact reason he mentioned perhaps.

Actually Jerry, I like your title just fine.  Who knows?  You may have just planted the seed of a new song in a certain somebody's mind!

Best regards,

Latenitecity

Had to laugh - I was thinking it was There's a Reason.  Well - maybe that's three good song titles...

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I got my feet on the street but I can't stop flying,
My head's in the clouds but at least I'm trying.
~Oasis~