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Erics greatest band playing the song that took them to super hit status ...
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Erics greatest band playing the song that took them to super hit status in the 70's.. Eric had never heard of Bob Marley until George who was working with Tom Dowd befor joining the band, turned him on to "I Shot The Sheriff". Actually in the living of our home in Hollywood is where Eric first heard it. Eric didn't want to do it, but George kept bringing it up untill after a month of working in the studio kicking around songs Eric said "lets play it and see". The rest is history. Dick Sims (the nicest guy to me in the band), played his ass off and you can really hear it on this remastered version. Eric never was able to gather a band as great as these wonderful players once he dismantled it.The band was the greatest because they captured the real feel of Claptons hands. It was so enjoyable, you just didn't get tired of it. I remember it like it was yesterday. First class all the way, those were the days. Love you Eric, thanks for letting me tour with you all for 4 years. You were stinky on some days and great the others, what man isn't.
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The Priestly Blessing, (Hebrew: ברכת כהנים; translit. Birkat Kohanim), ...
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The Priestly Blessing, (Hebrew: ברכת כהנים; translit. Birkat Kohanim), also known in Hebrew as Nesiat Kapayim, (lit. Raising of the Hands), is a Jewish prayer recited by Kohanim-(High Priests/Priestly Tribe)during certain Jewish services. It is based on a scriptural verse: "They shall place My name upon the children of Israel, and I Myself shall bless them."[1] It consists of the following Biblical verses (Numbers 6:24--26):
May YHWH bless you and guard you -- יְבָרֶכְךָ יְהוָה, וְיִשְׁמְרֶךָ
May YHWH make his face shine upon you and be gracious unto you -- יָאֵר יְהוָה פָּנָיו אֵלֶיךָ, וִיחֻנֶּךָּ May YHWH lift up his face onto you and give you peace -- יִשָּׂא יְהוָה פָּנָיו אֵלֶיךָ, וְיָשֵׂם לְךָ שָׁלוֹם
The source of the text is Numbers 6:23--27, where Aaron and his sons bless the Israelites with this blessing.
Only Kohanim can perform the Priestly Blessing.
The Torah prohibits a Kohen from reciting the blessing while under the influence of alcohol, or in the period immediately following the death of a close relative.[citation needed]
All Kohanim present are obligated to participate. If a Kohen does not wish to participate, he must leave the sanctuary for the duration of the blessing.
The Mishnah records advise that a person who is troubled by a dream should reflect on it when the Kohanim recite their blessing. This practice is still done in many Orthodox communities.
In many traditional Jewish communities it is the custom for congregants to spread their tallitot over their own heads during the blessing and not look at the Kohanim. If a man has children, they will come under his tallit to be blessed, even if they are quite old.
This blessing is also used by some parents to bless their children on Friday night before the beginning of the Shabbat meal. Some rabbis will say the blessing to a boy at his bar mitzvah or to a girl at her bat mitzvah. It is usually prefaced, for boys with a request for God to make the child like Ephraim and Manasseh (Jacob's prayer to the children of Joseph) or, for girls with a request for God to make them like Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel and Leah, the Matriarchs of the Jewish people.
It also may be said before a long journey, and some people will write it out and wear/keep it as an amulet. It is often used in the liturgy as the first section of Torah to be read in the morning after reciting the blessing before studying Torah.
In the case where no Kohanim are present in the synagogue (but there still is a minyan) the hazzan will read the prayer verse by verse, and the congregation will respond after each verse with "kein yehi ratzon, may it be God's Will." This response is used instead of "Amen", because the hazzan is merely "mentioning" the blessing, as it were, and not actually performing the ritual. However, some congregations (including Chabad) do indeed respond "Amen". This response is also employed on days and times when the Amidah is repeated but the Kohanim do not recite the priestly blessing.
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Sometimes it could happen that we open some... Doors...
Here we play Love...
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Sometimes it could happen that we open some... Doors...
Here we play Love Me Two Times at Sante's Pub in Marina Romea (RA) - Italy
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The title track to the Robert Nix Rock/Pop CD 'Walk Down The Street'.
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The title track to the Robert Nix Rock/Pop CD 'Walk Down The Street'.
CD available through both the uploader and cdbaby;entire album or single track downloads available through both cdbaby,and itunes http://www.cdbaby...
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Video by Rohit 'Badmash' Thakur http://www.youtub...
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Hopefully, we'll have a better version of this in the near future. This...
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Hopefully, we'll have a better version of this in the near future. This is only camera audio, from each side of the stage and I hit a couple of sloppy ones, too. Tony sings this one nicely. From early in the day at the Santistevan Birthday Bash on Aug 13th.
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I like your channel, your music is very relaxing and enjoyable.
Greetings from Tenerife.
Cheers :)
Best Wishes and 'Let It Grow'
Robert Nix
thank you very, very much for your comment!
Happy New Year!!
Frank
Plenty of music and happiness !!
Pascal
Happy New Year Jules !
BigBluesMama §:-))