There should be pauses in 'Lelands Theme' for Brad to let loose that laugh.

OOOh I like that. A theme to open each show.

That’s a wonderfully hilarious idea, his own theme music… 🎶🎶 🎼

Well, he kind of has a tag line already; but it's such good advice that you'd hate to see it put it into a sitcom format ("make good choices"). Yogi's bio video kind of resonated of that as well.

Brilliant idea! 😊

Such an amazing life and so grateful for @lelansklar6363 ‘s generosity in sharing it with us like this.

It is called "Subtone" it a feature much more common with Tenor Sax Players. Alto Sax it is much more unique.

Amazing venue. I would not have seen the vineyards if you had not produced this video. Thanks a lot!

@@erickorte2552 Thank you very much for the info. I like that sound, looks like if the notes were actually traveling so smooth upon an airy highway. .

The same, but "On the Air"❤

I have been living in the S.F. and Oakland Bay Area since late '64 and both locations have a strong Italian presence beginning from the 1850 to 1900 immigration era. I think the climate of parts of Italy and the Bay Area may be similar.

@@artemisXsidecross I lived in Concord from 1967 to 1970.

@@artemisXsidecross Xsidecross, since you live in S.F. area you would be a good one to ask. "Is it really as bad as the news portrays?"

@@randyschiffer3265 If you are referring to the homeless, yes, but it as bad in Oakland and many other areas too. There was a report that most of the homeless are age 50 and over and have never been homeless before. If you study income distribution for the last 60 years and see the rise of housing cost compared to the drop in income, it is literally extraordinary. Almost 50% of income in the USA is under $50,000 per year and both housing and medical costs have skyrocketed.

You flatter me, Tom.

We did the same. We used to 4wheel down on Pierce road!

What time period was this going on?

@@randyschiffer3265 For me, my buds & G.F.'s '69-'72. Winery is 10min. from house

Thank you Philip, I look for what you write 👍

@@artemisXsidecross My pleasure.

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Plus one on the peanut butter cup!

trucks?

@@sloburnjo cas de route?

@@sloburnjo cas de route, oui?

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Hi Kate.

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@hanspeterlillese2225 A 'footnote' from a review pays homage to David Bowie. In the meantime the clip that follows is certain to resonate with all who 'hear' saxophone 🎷 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rdmolr1p1rSncYU.html

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Using a transplanting technique known as grafting, Masson and Lefranc experimented with the "Mission" vines planted by the Franciscan Padres years before and the vines from Lefranc's vineyard, grown from clippings retrieved from France. The outcome of their endeavor was a selection of fine wines that turned the two men into local celebrities. Soon they were spending their evenings socializing with some of the most famous and wealthy people in San Francisco. These elegant parties provided Masson with a new business idea. He predicted that a city as sophisticated as San Francisco would be a receptive market for a fine; locally grown champagne…he would be proven right!

In 1958, a concert bowl was constructed and the now famous Concert Summer Series began. World-class music and breathtaking scenery have consistently proven to be a crowd pleasing combination. Today, the Spanish portal provides a dramatic backdrop to the stage where performers such as Diana Ross, Ringo, Lyle Lovett, Willie Nelson and Ray Charles have performed. The famous Summer Concert Series continues to entertain local crowds and the property remains a popular choice for weddings, corporate meetings and company retreats.

Wow! Thanks so much for the history lesson. Very interesting.

@@Mark_Brooks Thank you, I enjoy information like some enjoy eating peanut butter cups. Your time is well used.

@@artemisXsidecross I got home just in time to be of use.

My bro John worked there for years, did little bit everything: security, sold merch, poured wine, maintenance, you name it. He loved that special place and the artists who performed there. Damn COVID ended the run...he passed in March... Thanks for the tour of the venue that was a big part of his life.....miss you Bro!

Great line.

I thought the Iherasax was a small horn used for herding Yak in Outer Mongolia.

@@erickorte2552 yes. By tradition those past down through the centuries as obtained from the earliest traders who replicated the horns from ancient drawings. Scale was a problem so not exact. The Sortaihearasax is known locally as khüükhed saks. The herding song was recorded by a western music producer who incorrectly translated the name and thus begat the earworm song: Baby Shark. As legend goes.

Great film

And then washing it down with black coffee (burp) excuse me.