John Gorka - Potter’s Field

We are up to One Song Concert #50 with Jack Hardy’s song Potter’s Field from his 1978 recording, The Nameless One. In the summer of 1979 I listened to that record and his Mirror of My Madness record more than any other music. Russ Rentler and I opened for Jack at Godfrey Daniel’s Coffeehouse in June of that year as the Razzy Dazzy Brothers, a subgroup of the Razzy Dazzy Spasm Band. He was the first person I met who wrote songs on a schedule. His was a song a week and that idea of writing songs on a schedule changed my life. He was a hero who became a friend. I hope Jack would have liked my version of Potter’s Field and I hope you do too.
Thanks, John
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[@bendummitt888]

That was great, John. Thanks...

[@patriciagrisham7935]

That has such a beautiful tone... Happy Sunday!!

[@dsimms561]

I hadn't heard this one. Very very nice

[@JohnShepherdMusic]

Loved it, John. I know Jack would too. Thanks for sharing the back story. Hope you can arrange another house concert here in Boulder (under a big March snow right now). I feel I have jouneyed with you since following you for over 30 years. Keep 'em coming. Still looking for the relative major (or maybe the minor) of life.... John

[@anitahagerty6856]

Thanks again for sharing❣🎸🎶

[@ZachKopkaZake]

Great tune

[@Joe.Newberry]

A fine job on a wonderful song, John.

[@Zimmy907]

I LOVEDONALDTRUMP!

[@Sphere-Friend]

Hey! You're friends with my uncle Billy, I've heard nothing but good things about you. You make truly amazing music Sir!

[@johngorka6572]

Thank you! Billy G?

[@Sphere-Friend]

@@johngorka6572 Yes sir! That’d be him. Great Uncle!

[@cmcelroy222]

You have to be walking on water to get there. It's not too wide ,though