Look Who it Was Random video

A BREATH OF FRESH AIR ~ ACOUSTIC PROJECT

785 views · Published 12 June 2009 · 2:57 · Indexed 20 September 2026

Channel: sherrylynn70 aka Sentimental Journey Productions · 2009 · Music

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This video was originally made to represent the images in my head for "Johnny's Garden" by Stephen Stills and Manassas....a tune I loved forever...but, to no avail...for some reason I keep choosing tunes that have been in my head forever and I thought I owed them great homage with this incredible form of communication not only for the memories, but for the future generations...I am choosing to start giving some love and appreciation for the artist who are still humble enough to allow us the honor of listening to their great talent and gifts to us...Acoustic Project puts a entirely different mood and feeL and what a fun new avenue of discovery with expression.  Check out audioswap....a wealth of great music...all genres..

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http://www.viddler.com/explore/VuJaDePlay/videos/12/



Okay..it just all came to me my connection with this song, and it took audioswap to take me there...just when you think you got it going on...and, I learn something..I love ThaT..This video takes me to my grandparents home in Kentucky..my paternal grandmother was an earth mama to the max...I remember the crunch of the driveway when we would turn in to our homeland...our roots, and there she was with the warmest welcome..sweet love..from above..she made no bones about her love for the Lord..oh my goodness..her indian roots of Cherokee helps me to remember why I am me..At one time, during the Great Depression, she was a homemaker and an entrepeneur I would say..growing beautiful flowers and shipping them across country...this story will definitely be continued.....I loved her more than she ever knew...Her name was Hava Hyancinth(like the flower) and, we called her Mama Hicy..  these images remind me of her on that beautiful homesite on the stateline road of Kentucky and Tennessee.  I was born in Kentucky, and I say that proudly..

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