A Redding California Christmas — Image by kenne
A Redding Christmas
Dynamics beyond compare
Together each year.
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In the Blues world, Texas City nature, Charles Brown, was best known for his rendition of the classic Blues song, “Merry Christmas Baby,” which is my favorite.
However, another excellent rendition was done by Elvis Presley, where he shows how good a bluesman he was. Too bad more of his music wasn’t done in this classic Blues style.
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In the spirit of the Season, I’m again posting a video recorded at Ken & Mary’s Blues Project, October 2009. I have been fortunate to see Sonny Boy Terry and Rich DelGrosso play together on many a occassion. Together they create a natural down-home feel that is best exemplified by their rendition of Amazing Grace. This was the last tune they did before the next band. Darkness had settled in and the resulting video is a little dark, so I included some still photos along with the dark video footage to give the viewer a better feel. However, it’s the audio that really counts. This tune is always a request of Ken & Mary at their house concerts.
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Ventana Canyon (Darker area in center) Images by kenne
This Christmas was the first time in years without family, so we spent it hiking and swimming. We hiked for about two hours in Ventana Canyon, which is about a ten minute drive from our house. We thought we would be alone on the trail, but many others took advantage of 70 degree weather and great outdoors. The above picture was taken from our patio, zooming in on the canyon. We hope to make this an annual Christmas Day activity.

joy & kenne — Image by kenne
Christmas Day came to a beautiful end.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
Joy & Kenne
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