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URL icon « Reply #360 on: March 11, 2010, 04:18:22 PM »

My favorite memory - June 19, 2009 Getting married at the top of the gondola under a blue sky and warm sun with special friends (known & unknown) then celebrating with incredible music at the festival the rest of the night.

Smokin hot boots Tracy! Great place to get married.


Thank you!  Love   The red boots pic was taken at our wedding. 
Those are worthy of leavin on thru the honeymoon! Flower
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URL icon « Reply #361 on: March 11, 2010, 06:07:31 PM »

Just being there, with all of you folks!  Medal

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URL icon « Reply #362 on: April 02, 2010, 08:25:56 AM »

Yesterday, a friend that I am helping as he builds his house, said, "How do we know what is our real memory of an event, rather than the story we have from other people, or other sources."  He was talking about being at Woodstock and how his memory differs from another guy that he was with at the time.
I find that to be true for me about TBF.  Too many years, so many events, songs, faces, meals, dust, sun and wind and rain.  Sight and sound, folded into one giant flash of time, and I pick bits of memory from the years and pretend that is the way it was.
The beauty of TBF is that I can be in moments, outside of time, almost, caught like a gust of wind as it cruses the canyon.
I remember an A minor chord, springing full force from the speakers as I turned and met a face, full of recognition as we passed glances, in Love.
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URL icon « Reply #363 on: April 16, 2010, 03:26:14 PM »

So amazing you got married there!! How beautiful! :)

I am not sure there is one best memory from TBF.  But my favorite is when my boyfriend (of one month at the time) took me to Telluride for the very first time.  We went up on the hill and sat and watch the crowd and listened to music, laying in the grass and flowers.  I knew at that moment that I was in love with him forever.  We have been back every year since, this will be our 6th year and I am so excited... Everytime we have been it is different and exciting, there are so many memories. 
Last year the really rainy day was just amazing, watching that storm come over the mountains and the sun on the other side of the canyon.  We were standing just staring at the sky, it was so beautiful.

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URL icon « Reply #364 on: April 19, 2010, 02:12:56 PM »

So amazing you got married there!! How beautiful! :)

I am not sure there is one best memory from TBF.  But my favorite is when my boyfriend (of one month at the time) took me to Telluride for the very first time.  We went up on the hill and sat and watch the crowd and listened to music, laying in the grass and flowers.  I knew at that moment that I was in love with him forever.  We have been back every year since, this will be our 6th year and I am so excited... Everytime we have been it is different and exciting, there are so many memories. 
Last year the really rainy day was just amazing, watching that storm come over the mountains and the sun on the other side of the canyon.  We were standing just staring at the sky, it was so beautiful.

Thank you!  Brad and I are going again this year in hopes of continuing a tradition as you and your boyfriend have done/are doing.   :peace
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URL icon « Reply #365 on: April 21, 2010, 10:15:18 AM »

Sam Bush's 30th Anniversary set...standing front row watching 30+ pickers on stage!! Oh and one horn..thanks Jeff Coffin for adding some flair.
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URL icon « Reply #366 on: May 20, 2010, 02:39:15 PM »

Hi Everyone! 

I have only been to Telluride two times, but both were filled with some of the most memorable experiences of my life.  The first time I was visiting a friend in Boulder and we drove down just for the Thursday show-- watching and listening to Tim O'Brien open the show was, well, it was just "it" for me. 

At that time I was finishing my undergrad degree in English Education at NYU; I played music on the side and never dreamt of being able to play music as a profession.  That day at Telluride sparked my dream to pursue music.  After the festival I went back to New York, finished my degree, and taught high school English for 3 years in Brooklyn.  Then...I quit and up and moved to Nashville to become a touring musician and songwriter!

Last year I was a Finalist in the TROUBADOUR competition!  It was such an amazing experience.  I met some of the most kind and generous folks I've ever met and the competition taught me so much. 

This year I am honored to be a finalist again and I just cannot wait to see what memories the festival holds.  Oh, and I also entered my band in the BAND Competition, so I'll have two sets of memories to take home.  :)

If anyone on here would like a FREE DOWNLOAD of the song that got me into the competition this year, just go to www.norajanestruthers.com and enter the promo code: telluride 

My album is being released on June 22nd, and this track is not available anywhere else on the internet, so it really is something special.  --Only the best for my fellow Telluridians!

All my best!
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URL icon « Reply #367 on: May 20, 2010, 10:21:56 PM »

Oh, Nora Jane.. what great news about the CD! Can wait to hear it!  Thumbs Up

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URL icon « Reply #368 on: May 22, 2010, 10:03:52 AM »

 
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URL icon « Reply #369 on: May 23, 2010, 01:12:22 AM »

 :peace June 20, 1998 TBF 25th Anniversary, (my first) Saturday night with Sammy, full moon and snow showers at the same time.  "Howlin' at the Moon" brand new album, and did we do some howlin' that night! Hooked on Festivaaaal forever!  Wish I could go every year, but love the KOTO streams when I can't.  Cheers  All in for 2010! CU there! (and Hooch says he'll take me Foot Slave hunting in the park!) Can't wait, is it tomorrow so we can roadtrip yet?!?   Thumbs Up

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URL icon « Reply #370 on: May 23, 2010, 09:48:43 AM »

Thanks Nora. Great song and performance. Looking forward to the CD.
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URL icon « Reply #371 on: May 23, 2010, 06:12:01 PM »

Thank you so much for listening!  I am really excited to get the record and my music out there. 

Telluride is amazing!

Nora Jane

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URL icon « Reply #372 on: May 24, 2010, 07:21:20 PM »

Last year we had the pleasure of camping next to Nora Jane and PJ in TP. There was good music coming from Camp Lil' Dell and when they came over and joined in it was icing on the cake. Good times, good memories.
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URL icon « Reply #373 on: May 24, 2010, 09:46:51 PM »

Hey- Good to see you Keith (?).....
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URL icon « Reply #374 on: May 25, 2010, 04:49:04 AM »

Hey Deb! Looking forward to having a bloody mary with you in a few weeks!

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