It’s March 9th, 2024; Here’s a jazz original song for you with sax! It’s all about desire. This song is full of adjectives about the protagonist’s desire. And how they “rock his world.”

One of things we enjoyed so much about having our songs produced in Nashville, TN over the years was being able to hire and incorporate the sweet saxophone sounds from acclaimed horn player, John Heinrich. This original jazz song also had vocals done by our friend Bubba Hudson, and brilliantly mixed by Steven Cooper.

Blue eyes

Here’s the sixty-eighth new music post for 2024, as I consistently present my loving Richard’s original songs daily. He’s sure something! I may not have blond hair (anymore), but I have blue eyes, and so does he. Richard even featured an image of me in the video he crafted (from when we were in Ireland in 2019):

Sweet sax

I could listen to this (with John’s playing) all day. His style and expert skills draw me right into this song and add so much complexity and richness to it. And I’m not a ‘jazz person’ much at all! Ha! But I love and seek variety. I read in another blog this morning, that’s a sign of high intellect. Hmm. Perhaps!

As promised, here are a few photos from our outing yesterday at Silver Springs State Park Campground (whilst spending time with our family–Richard’s sister):

The sun did appear for a few hours, but mostly it was partly sunny. I’m in the black ‘Kindness’ top, my hubby Richard is in the purple ‘Sexasaurus’ t-shirt (sold here), Rose (Richard’s sister is in the purple top and skirt, and her husband Alan is in the green t-shirt. There are a couple of shots of the campground with trees and foliage (one is their spot the other is the campground host spot). The green box is for recycling.

And yes, I had some time yesterday to sit with memories of my dad (who knew so much about trees), who passed/crossed over to the Grand Beyond, five years ago on March 8th. I pondered how we mere humans always seem to mark the time of memorable dates (happy or sad) and why we do such things. I will tell you that I woke up with the words to a song I’ve never cared much for because I didn’t like James Taylor, but it’s a song most of us know–You’ve Got a Friend. When the words, “I always thought that I’d see you again” came to mind, I wept. I think Dad sent me that to help me ease through any remaining remnants of grief. Aww!

Teets or knobs

What kind of tree is this??? Overall it looked like a scrub oak tree, but 90% of it or more was covered in these teets or knobs (nobs?). I did a Google Image Search but still unsure (I think it’s a fungus). Let me know in the comments if you have an idea. Curiosity may have ‘killed the cat’ but it keeps our minds sharp! Ha!

Vloggers we’ve followed the longest

Here’s a list I began curating a while ago of all the vloggers (video bloggers) we’ve subscribed to and followed the longest. I’ll also put together a list (soon) of the newest ones we’re now watching–but this will give you some idea of who we like and gather a variety of information from:

Enjoy (IN Joy) and have fun! Be Everything All the Time.

May we all feel freer and soar in ’24! Here’s to enjoying jazzy music in Springtime!

Yours in expanding, jazzy, spiraling consciousness,

Sheila “Spiral Sister” Murrey

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5 thoughts on “March 9th – Jazz song of desire”

  2. Lovely read Sheila. I gave the 45 vinyl single of You’ve Got a Friend to my Dad after my brother died. I gave my Mum Starlight, Starbright by Maureen Evans. It’s strange how songs mean so much at certain times. Yet also, sometimes have no relevance at that time at all. What we choose? Well….My choice for my Mum? Years upon years later we were having a reminisce about my brother with his best friend Gray. Yes, another Gray known to us as Fosk. He came to visit us in Wales. We were drinking and relaxing outside at around midnight. He said ‘I think of Kev as a Star’. As he pointed to the sky, a shooting star happened. We were speechless. So I suppose our stories may already have been written. Cheers Sheila.

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    1. I love this experience you and your friend had of seeing the shooting star just after he said Kev was a Star! WOW, Gray!! That’s the best synchronicity yet!
      Right up my deep thinking, Rabbit Hole mind!
      True story: Richard had a buddy named, Kevin and my ex (prior to my meeting Richard) was a Kevin. I think there’s a lot of symmetry in names.
      Of course you experienced that by your brother having a best friend named, Gray. Talk about stars aligning. Something mystical about such things.

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      1. Life is a tapestry of interweaving familiar and unfamiliar events. An ever enquiring mind allows such scenarios. You find comfort in the expected being presented in different ways. And a thrill in the totally unexpected that happens once in a while which allows new journeys of discovery.

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