My son Roger III posted this on his blog this morning. I was quite touched by this fine old song done by two fine old pros. All I can say is that Barbra's eyes are even better than her voice. I once sang a Karaoke duet, "Shall We Dance", from "The King and I" with my daughter-in-law, Jeanne, and she totally intimidated me with eyes just like that.
Last night we watched Leonard Cohen's film, "I'm Your Man". I'd forgotten the earthy, gut-wrenching work he did back in the days of my highly modified hippy priesthood days. But he brought it back. Here's two versions of a record I once owned and loved of his _ "Suzanne".
Call me that, if you will. And, of course, You would be right. I listen with quiet, sentimental attention to The Sound of Music's lovely "Edelweiss" with The Caption, Maria,The children. It gets to me every time.
Lee Bennion sent me this. To say it was a huge surprise is to put it mildly. Brought tears to these weary eyes. And hope to my heart. There is a wonderful lesson here.