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Terrific set of shots Carlos.

Fantastic stuff Carlos.

Thank you everyone. "Atlantic City" is a song written and recorded by Bruce Springsteen, which first appeared on Springsteen's 1982 solo album Nebraska. The first line, "They blew up the Chicken Man in Philly last night," was taken from a newspaper article about a mob hit in Atlantic City. The "Chicken Man" was Phil Testa, number two man in the Philadelphia Mob under Angelo Bruno. After Bruno was murdered in his car, Testa was blown up by a bomb placed under his front porch. These hits were orchestrated by Nicky Scarfo, who took over the Philly boys so he could control the new Atlantic City gambling rackets. He made such a mess of things that he and most of his crew were either murdered or incarcerated within a few years. I played a cover by The Band in another post.

Honestly one of the best vocal performances from Bruce. His voice has become so much more resonant and expressive as he's gotten older, well done! The Commodore's would be proud. Purple rain - Wow, this is incredibly special what an amazing tribute to Prince from Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band . Guitar solo is mind blowing as well from Niles Lofgren

Sad indeed, I was there in the 70s, such a beautiful place! To many strange things happening around the world, not a coincidence I do believe, I'll leave it at that. Thank you much. 🙂

Glad you enjoyed them folks. 🙂

Thank you everyone. 🙂

Glad you liked it Graeme. 🙂 Thank you Jean Marc. 😄 Thank you Andreas. 🙂

Thank you John, long time no see. 😃

Super set of randoms Mikee.

Swell set of shots Iain.

Nice shots.

Levon Helm - Died: April 19, 2012 Rick Danko - December 10, 1999 Richard George Manuel - March 4, 1986

Nice plane and shots Iain. 🙂

Marvelous shots Darryl

RIP Robbie, enjoyed the ride brother.

Peanut butter and cherry jam or peanut butter and a banana. Sometimes just a tablespoon or two of peanut butter. 😀 I've been known to have all three.😁

Thank you Wayne. Thank you Pete. Thank you very much Andreas.

Thank you Gumby. Thank you much Iain.

Beautiful captures Paul.

I think we did start with Wuhan. 😄 Terrific set of shots Carlos.

Grand set there Carlos.

Well done once again Andreas.

Let go of your worries! Rest yourself in this soothing ambience and music. Quiet Village was released in 1959

Paul Desmond (alto sax), Joe Morello (drums), Eugene Wright (bass) and Dave Brubeck (piano) (drums), Eugene Wright (bass) and Dave Brubeck (piano) Probably the most quintessential cool jazz track ever made.