Tag Archives: Jim Paczynski
A Better World
I came accross this image for the first time in a few years and it has always reminded me of Jack Johnson’s music, which in turn reminds me of the the time I saw him perform. It was with my … Continue reading
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Tagged beach music, Charlotte Amphitheatre, Elissa Visotski, JAck Johnson Taylor, Jim Paczynski, music
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What Are You Reading?
I was reminded today that I was supposed to be reading a book that was given to me by the man who could have been the inspiration for the movie, “School of Rock.” Yes, I’m referring to the one and … Continue reading
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Tagged Change, innovation, Jim Paczynski, Machiavelli, Ray Visotski, Reading, Rich Weistert, Robert Evans, school of rock
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It Must Be True. I Saw It On FB
Tonight it was announced that Livin’ Like Larry would play out live, one more time under the name of “Larry’s Last Stand” before we fade into the sunset. . . Jim “Mr.P” made the announcement on his FB page. Look … Continue reading
Yea, He Can Play Like That
While searching for something to post this evening, I came accross this video on the globaly acclaimed Presurfer Blog. Couldn’t help but think about my bass-playing brother in arms, Jim, aka “Mr. P.” Yea, “P” can play like that. . … Continue reading
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Tagged Bass Guitars, Jim Paczynski, Livin' Like Larry, music, Ray Visotski, The Presurfer blog
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Final Preparations
The boys are getting ready to play at a fundraiser in two weeks and we added a few songs to our set list tonight. Here is last year’s story Nonsense, a Guide to Living A Full Life. As we practiced … Continue reading
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Tagged Aiken Bloggers, Aiken SC, Danny Boone, Gavin, Gavin Reilly, Jim Paczynski, Living Like LArry, Oyster Roast, Ray Visotski, Rich Weisert
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Reading and . . .
Earlier, I mentioned/thought that I would be spending most of the day reading since the band I play with was not going to be playing at an event that was rained out and re-schedled for next week. So far, the … Continue reading
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Tagged Aiken Bloggers, Aiken SC, Danny Boone, gavin Riley, Jim Paczynski, Living Like Larry Band, Ray Visotski, Rich
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Nonsense…A Guide For Living A Full Life
“I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient of living. It is a way of looking at life through the wrong end of a telescope. Which is what I do, and that enables you … Continue reading
I Got Them Long Range Forecast Blues
Hi, my name is Ray and I am a recovering work-a- holic. I have been struggling in my recovery and unfortunately, am not following my program. My sponsor is having the same setbacks and hasn’t been much help. These days, … Continue reading
Not Enough Hours In The Day And…..
…not enough “right brain cells”. My creative side is temporarily being overrun by the “analytical” side of me and whether all that theory is correct, I’m simply using it to illustrate that there are a few things going on that … Continue reading
Y’all Come
My oldest daughter shared this video (link at bottom of post) with me yesterday and I felt it was worth sharing with y’all. (Said with a North NJ accent) The beginning and end of this was shot at the Aiken … Continue reading
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Tagged Aiken, Aiken Bloggers, Aiken SC, Aiken Train Depot, City of Aiken, Danny Boone, Gavin Reily, Jim Paczynski, Ray Visotski, Rich Weisert
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Heading Down South…
It pays to have your grown children around the house now and then…. The other evening, Elissa, (aka Jelly) told me about a song she thought we should play as it would encourage audience participation. We (the band) have come … Continue reading
A Wild Night
A few days have passed since the Oyster Roast and I am surprised by how many notes I have received, asking how it went. The whole idea of playing in a band is still a little sureal for me….let’s face … Continue reading
Just Like Running, But Different
Before my ankles gave out in 2004, I used to run….a lot. Not as much as Forest Gump, but for a little over a decade, I ran 30-40 miles/week. For me, running was more emotional than physical. It was the … Continue reading
