"tomorrow never knows" hedges, marshall, anger, phillips @ the new varsity

[@stephenmartinez9355]

A genius covering the composition of a genius. You can't miss. Beautiful.

[@jltrem]

The first time I saw Hedges he was playing this song. It was some PBS oddity show in 1985. I couldn't believe what I was hearing.

[@andyokus5735]

Michael Hedges was friends with some folks I know here in St. Augustine FL. He used to come visit them. I had a CD of his Live. I admired his authentic style. I was shocked when I heard he was killed in an auto accident. I do pray there's a better world somewhere after this one

[@jimgoodinmusic]

Randy that is such a gift you have footage of, really the whole archive you did of those years. It's an add'l gift that Will connected with all of them and gave a chance at a time when the record industry was in it's latter stages and the net world was being birthed. Really nice to see all Michael, Darol, Michael M and Todd in their younger years. Particularly with Michael H no longer with us thanks for publishing all you documented in those years. Very sweet sir!

[@rlutge]

Thanks for your note, Jim. I was lucky to be able to shoot all this stuff!

[@rlutge]

Thanks, Jim! Those years were wonderful!

[@karengrimes980]

Truly beautiful soul that rose here... First time I heard him I blocked an aisle in the music store mesmerized...

[@chris-py2qe]

Wow, loved that collaboration. Thanks so much!

[@togue777]

I remember the first time I heard anything from Michael was on a flight home from Florida to NH in January of "91" and the music playing in the complimentary headphones was touting Windham Hill and in particular Michael Hedges. Later that year I was singing and playing bass in a very busy band and we were playing in Wolfeboro and I saw Taproot for sale in a quaint CD and book shop with a sticker affixed to the outer wrapper that had a quote from Steve Vai exclaiming that "Nobody on God's blue Earth plays the guitar like Michael Hedges". Needless to say, He was correct.

[@deke09]

Ha. Cool to see this post. I saved that sticker and framed it. Still on my wall.

[@michaelandjoy]

Incredible, as always. Thanks for sharing this Hedges video!

[@LizbethPlenty]

What a bunch of darlings! Thank you so much Randy

[@lukeshiva]

We go down life's lonesome road - cking into the past - no more stage in the Varsity, no more movie theater - book store next incarnation - and then? Tomorrow never knows.

[@rlutge]

the old music store that was across the street is substantially more vibrant as an apple store. when borders finally coughs up the varsity, let's take it back. it's a shrine!

[@LizbethPlenty]

Is it happening yet? :) Your videos mean the world to me and I am sure many in these crazy times. Thank you! Peace

[@rlutge]

@@LizbethPlenty It is not yet returned to glory.

[@LizbethPlenty]

@@rlutge Ah well. Such is life. I am grateful for so much music and lively up wherever it happens. Thank you for sharing all this, peace

[@laura.sefchik]

Michael Hedges🕊Beautiful Soul🎻Beautiful Artist 
“i don’t know, man, come on and jam…it’s just one note, man…”☺️
 Darol Anger, Mike Marshall, and Todd Phillips- New Varsity, 1983

[@leerocheleau1465]

Very humble

[@TioClotildo]

I wonder what michael would be dooing if he was still alive. would he still play live? would he had got into social media? would he had manifest politically against trump? would he had composed music for movies? There are so many of these questions, than when you startt asking you slowly realise that some people are so poweful that their fate kinda changes entire aspects of the world.

[@AdiHazan26]

true that. i believe Michael was a messenger, with his unique lyrics and choice of covers he did , was very powerful as you said. lets just hope he drove from that cliff if you know what i mean, sadly :(

[@understandingnothing2445]

wow wow wow

[@amanhismusicareneverparted5366]

Oh Michael…