Some months ago, my dear pal Blowski suggested The Jefferson
Jay Band play “Dancing in the Moonlight.” I listened to it a bunch on weekend
morning and was moved by how beautiful a song it is. It really conjures a
positive moment in King Harvest, who whoever wrote it’s, life. I was feeling it
big time. Ultimately, the band did play it and I’d bet we will again at some
point too.
Operation 365 2 - Jefferson Jay - Originals – 78 “Wrapped in
the Moonlight” by Jefferson Jay
“Wrapped in the Moonlight” is the 8th of my
12-song EP “Welcome” that I wrote in a couple hours a couple weeks ago. I gave
myself a 12-song at once challenge and I learned a lot about myself. I learned
I could do it, but beyond that, I allowed some hiding feelings to escape and
was surprised by what they revealed. I’m not going to spoil it, but the answer
is in the lyrics if youwanna and we’re just getting closer to the reveal part…
or something. I had been walking Nigel the pooch on an enchanting evening when
I received the inspiration and I was still warmly regarding the moonlight, when
the time to write lyrics to tune 8 rolled around.
Peace.
Operation 365 2 - Jefferson Jay - Words – 78 “Disappointment
City”
I’ve decided to go in the direction of musical words for Day
78’s “Words” segment. I had this idea for a song to do on The Might 1090’s “The
Scott and BR Show” about the Padres hopes for the upcoming 2016 season. Long
story, short, there are none. They’re going to suck, barring a major miracle, and
everybody knows it. They haven’t even tried to be good actually and it’s an embarrassment.
This is why they are likely to spend the entire season battling to stay out of
last place and that’s one of the better-case scenarios I can imagine.
It is possible that a more polished version of this ditty
will appear on the “Originals” side of this ledger, but in the event that it
never does, Here’s what I think about the 2016 San Diego Padres, “Disappointment
City."
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