Would you change
Would you change
~Tracy Chapman~
So! Guess who WE saw last night????
We bought the tickets a lonnnnnnnng time ago. When we saw that they were available, we HAD to buy them! I mean... well... it IS Tracy Chapman. She had never been to the Keswick before (that I know of) so we decided that we should go. One of our better decisions!!!!
What a great show! It was sold out (of course) and the crowd was amazing - appreciative - enthusiastic - all the things you would want an audience to be. And as you can see by the pictures, we had GREAT seats!
Like guitars? You would have been happy at this show! Ms. Chapman played 8 (count 'em... 8) guitars during the show -
3 Martins
2 Paul Reed Smiths
1 Fender Telecaster
1 vintage Vega guitar that Michael said he thought was from the 50's
AND 1 guitar that we definitely recognized as "her" sound, but that we couldn't identify. Any ideas anyone?
She also played a wooden box and a scrub board, and although it seems she DOES collect guitars, I doubt if she has a wooden box and scrub board collection. You never know, though. She might! Add to that list, a harmonica and a set of bongo-type drums.
At one point in her life, Ms. Chapman studied African rhythms - and we were the benefactors of that last night.
Tracy Chapman possesses a grace that is palpable - not something we've seen very often. It's the same kind of grace and humility that we found when we saw Richie Havens. Quite a presence!
It was a wonderful night! I'm a fan for life!!!
2 comments:
What a fabulous review for this concert event! Your words and heading saying are so true and we should live every day like this. I just turned 59 this week and I love the idea of standing in the doorway, Fabulous Idea!
Smiles, Cyndi
Cyndi... Thanks for your kind comments! Sometimes life smacks us right in the face - wakes us up - helps us see that every day is a gift. So easy to forget, but I try to remember and to live in gratitude.
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