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JohnP
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Initially Posted - 05/24/2012 :  07:26:35  Show Profile
Last Saturday we were thinking of going for a quiet sail in the warm Spring weather, but on the way to the marina we saw a sign for special parking facilities in Annapolis for the Chesapeake Bay Blues Festival. I forgot it would take place last weekend.

So a quick check online showed that the headline band was the great blues singer Susan Tedeschi and her husband Derek Trucks' great blues band! Maybe you saw them on TV when they played at the White House a few months ago.

We sailed out of the Magothy River past the Baltimore Light and south past Sandy Point Light and anchored off of Sandy Point State Park about an hour before they began. The sound was good at our required 600 feet offshore, the sunset was stunning, and Susan sang two sets including a song she had written only last Tuesday! Here's what we saw during the show. We could watch the musicians on the 2 big screens, on the right in the photo, using binoculars.



This is a video of one of their songs - [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxaineCMv38"]Bound for Glory[/url]
<font size="1">
Tell your story
Roll the truth around your head
Bound for glory
I ain’t getting out of this bed
The sun comes struggling on
Yesterday’s dead and gone

Tell your story
Put the night back in your veins
Bound for glory
I ain’t coming to again
The sun comes struggling on
Yesterday’s dead and gone
And I feel I’m bound for glory
Dreaming in a cowboy song
I feel I’m bound for glory

Can you feel it?
Bound for glory!
Can you feel it?
Glory bound!
Can you feel it?
Bound for glory!

Tell your story
Roll the truth around your head
Bound for glory
I ain’t getting out of this bed
The sun comes struggling on
Yesterday’s dead and gone
And I feel I’m bound for glory
Dreaming in a cowboy song
I feel I’m bound for glory

Can you feel it?
Bound for glory!
Can you feel it?
Glory bound!
Can you feel it?
Bound for glory!</font id="size1">


Happy sailing!
JohnP
1978 C25 SR/FK "Gypsy"
Mill Creek off the Magothy River, Chesapeake Bay
Port Captain, northern Chesapeake Bay
Edited by - JohnP on 05/25/2012 07:43:06

DaveR
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Response Posted - 05/24/2012 :  08:32:29  Show Profile  Visit DaveR's Homepage
How cool was that!!
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dmpilc
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Response Posted - 05/24/2012 :  14:29:59  Show Profile
That was outstanding!! first time I'd heard of that group.
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delliottg
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Response Posted - 05/24/2012 :  14:50:49  Show Profile  Visit delliottg's Homepage
That sounds like a very nice way to spend a day. I've heard a bit of Susan Tedeschi and always liked what I heard. Maybe time to actually buy a CD.
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Voyager
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Response Posted - 05/24/2012 :  19:36:19  Show Profile
Derek Trucks toured with Greg Allman and is a member of the Allman Bros band. A prodigy at age 6, he was a student of Livingston Taylor, James Taylor's brother.
Edited by - Voyager on 05/24/2012 19:37:27
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redeye
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Response Posted - 05/25/2012 :  04:33:57  Show Profile
I agree... the sailboat is the only way to go to a concert....
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