Monday, April 26, 2010



Edward Gross, August 31, 1925- April 21, 2010

Go In Peace, you tough old bastard.
They don't make 'em like you anymore, and maybe that's just as well, but to me you were a Legendary Man's Man who made it through the world when it was much rougher for most folks, and in the final tally you did most of it with an ax and a gun and a sack of peaches handy.
You'll be missed by many and remembered strangely, often with laughter, and maybe none can leave any better thing.

Brahms, Bach Guitar
When You Awake, Rick Danko
I Shall Be Released, The Band
Wide River to Cross, Levon Helm
Sinkhole, Where the Devil Don't Stay, DBT
Long As I Can See The Light, CCR
Southern Anthem, Iron and Wine
I Am Weary, The Cox Family
Tiger Mountain Peasant Song, White Winter Hymnal, Fleet Foxes
King Cobra in the Guts of Valhalla, Pleasure Forever

Bardo Thodol

Heart of Christ, once in Agony
Have Mercy on Us, The Dying
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