Nobody ever said life was fair, and here's more proof. This fantastic song performed by such a great and creative musical talent, but no likes or comments after six months on UA-cam. Meanwhile, junk pop songs are garnishing millions of views. Caroline's Spine is one of my favorite bands. I got to know their music while living in Tulsa, OK in the nineties and early 2000s. I've moved on since then, but my wife and I have most of their CDs and still crank up some Spine now and then. Great rock music that never got the respect it deserved. It's unfortunate, but there are plenty of others who got "overlooked" despite their talents and valiant efforts. I wish Jimmy Newquist all the best and will continue appreciating his music until the day I die.
Jimmy is an absolute prince. I've had the honor to get to know him and his wife the last several years. We were actually in Arizona this last weekend for "Aker Night" - Prescott opens up its downtown late. They put musicians/bands in the storefronts. You wonder around and get to watch the bands and then you donate at the store(s) you visit to benefit music education in their schools. It was the second year that he played it. Tulsa is one of Spine's big hubs, of course, as well as Wisconsin and Utah. Jimmy says there is a new album coming next year!
@@lizberry81 That is so cool, and I'm glad to hear about the new album! I will be watching for it and will buy it the first chance I get. It's great to hear that Jimmy's music is appreciated in so many places. I saw Caroline's Spine live in Tulsa at the Cain's Ballroom in about the year 2000. I also saw the band at a record store when they released a new album (can't remember the name of it, but it was the next after Attention Please). Anyway, all the best, and if you get the chance let Jimmy know there are a couple of people enjoying his music quite often in the Houston area.
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Nobody ever said life was fair, and here's more proof. This fantastic song performed by such a great and creative musical talent, but no likes or comments after six months on UA-cam. Meanwhile, junk pop songs are garnishing millions of views. Caroline's Spine is one of my favorite bands. I got to know their music while living in Tulsa, OK in the nineties and early 2000s. I've moved on since then, but my wife and I have most of their CDs and still crank up some Spine now and then. Great rock music that never got the respect it deserved. It's unfortunate, but there are plenty of others who got "overlooked" despite their talents and valiant efforts. I wish Jimmy Newquist all the best and will continue appreciating his music until the day I die.
Jimmy is an absolute prince.
I've had the honor to get to know him and his wife the last several years.
We were actually in Arizona this last weekend for "Aker Night" - Prescott opens up its downtown late. They put musicians/bands in the storefronts. You wonder around and get to watch the bands and then you donate at the store(s) you visit to benefit music education in their schools.
It was the second year that he played it.
Tulsa is one of Spine's big hubs, of course, as well as Wisconsin and Utah.
Jimmy says there is a new album coming next year!
@@lizberry81 That is so cool, and I'm glad to hear about the new album! I will be watching for it and will buy it the first chance I get. It's great to hear that Jimmy's music is appreciated in so many places. I saw Caroline's Spine live in Tulsa at the Cain's Ballroom in about the year 2000. I also saw the band at a record store when they released a new album (can't remember the name of it, but it was the next after Attention Please). Anyway, all the best, and if you get the chance let Jimmy know there are a couple of people enjoying his music quite often in the Houston area.
I went and looked at the CD... the album I was referring to is called Like It or Not. It's fantastic.