With Love, Songbird

As if I wasn’t already impressed. I bought my ticket 2mth in advance and it was well worth the wait. I didn’t know that we could bring camera in the Fox Theatre so I have no good pictures, but that never mattered to me. It’s stamped in my brain now, FOREVER. I couldn’t even get a clear image of his face, but I heard him. Man, did I hear him. What a voice! What awesome, well thought out lyrics! I was feeling all kinds of emotions about my outlook on music and what direction I wanted my own music career to go in. I pray to work with him one day. Something I learned at the show is that he has plenty of personality and a sense of humor, which is like putting crushed ice in my lemonade, everyone knows I love crushed ice…lol. Now I have a concert to compare to GCH, which lies on two TOTALLY different ends of the music spectrum, both really good and entertaining. I will attempt to see him every chance I can, I wish I could go back to Sunday night and watch it again. I was thinking the entire time that I wish I didn’t have to share this alone, just with myself. I really wanted someone to turn to and say, “Are you hearing this?” “Are you feeling what I’m feeling?”. There was just this drunk kid 18-20, who thought that it was so passionate of me to come alone. He said to me “I wish that I could tell Ray how much you love his music.”. That was funny b/c I didn’t realize the excitement had shown on my face so well when he mention anything about the music. I pray that someone feel as passionate about my music and voice as I do about Ray Lamontagne. He’s one of those artist I can see myself loving until the day I die. I don’t see him changing with the times, just getting better in them. Below are pictures of me before I went to the show.

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