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Kris Kristofferson: Farewell
Sadly, Kris Kristofferson has passed away. #kristofferson https://s.swell.life/O1UQIL3BMu7ZTtC Music: Udio. Copyright 2024 by Richard Sisk
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"While Cash wasn't home that particular day, Christofferson left a tape of Sunday morning Coming down, which Johnny Cash later recorded and turned into a big hit, helping Kristofferson's songwriting career. I had the privilege of seeing Chris perform at the Troubadour in Los Angeles in 1970, where he opened for Linda Ronstadt. The troubadour is an intimate venue and I was struck by his sincerity and raw talent."
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"While Cash wasn't home that particular day, Christofferson left a tape of Sunday morning Coming down, which Johnny Cash later recorded and turned into a big hit, helping Kristofferson's songwriting career. I had the privilege of seeing Chris perform at the Troubadour in Los Angeles in 1970, where he opened for Linda Ronstadt. The troubadour is an intimate venue and I was struck by his sincerity and raw talent."
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By swellcast.com/richardsiskSadly, Kris Kristofferson has passed away. #kristofferson https://s.swell.life/O1UQIL3BMu7ZTtC Music: Udio. Copyright 2024 by Richard Sisk
Click here to reply to @richardsisk
"While Cash wasn't home that particular day, Christofferson left a tape of Sunday morning Coming down, which Johnny Cash later recorded and turned into a big hit, helping Kristofferson's songwriting career. I had the privilege of seeing Chris perform at the Troubadour in Los Angeles in 1970, where he opened for Linda Ronstadt. The troubadour is an intimate venue and I was struck by his sincerity and raw talent."
Click here to reply to @richardsisk
"While Cash wasn't home that particular day, Christofferson left a tape of Sunday morning Coming down, which Johnny Cash later recorded and turned into a big hit, helping Kristofferson's songwriting career. I had the privilege of seeing Chris perform at the Troubadour in Los Angeles in 1970, where he opened for Linda Ronstadt. The troubadour is an intimate venue and I was struck by his sincerity and raw talent."