2014 Blind Pig Christmas

The Blind Pig Gang had a wonderful Christmas. There was lots of eating, lots of laughing, and lots of remembering the reason for the season. And along with all of that you know we found time for music making.

Since Ben and Mark (my oldest brother Steve’s sons) went way up north to go to college and find jobs, they don’t get to pick and grin with the rest of us as much as they used to. While they’ve been here for Christmas we’ve tried to take advantage of having time to play all our favorite songs with them.

Even though I shared a Jingle Bells post with you on December 7, I wanted to spread a little more Christmas Cheer with a video of us made during Christmas.

I hope your Christmas has been wonderful too!

Tipper

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17 Comments

  1. We had a fine CHRISTmas – quiet but very enjoyable with people we love, good food, good times…nice memories.
    God bless.
    RB
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  2. I am the smart one. I found it on YouTube a week ago and have enjoying it ever since. I don’t say anything when I see the good stuff because I don’t want to mess up your future posts.
    Tipper would it be too much trouble to paint a smiley on your bobbing bass ball cap so we can see a face when the camera pans by?

  3. Just what I needed to hear on a cold, rainy, foggy Sunday afternoon in middle Georgia! Thanks, Blind Pig Gang. You made “Jingle Bells” really ring! Loved hearing the boys from “up north” again! (and everybody!)

  4. Tipper,
    In the top right picture, isn’t
    that the other beautiful Indian
    Princess…April?
    I like the peppy-Gingle Bells and
    all the Family taking part…Ken

  5. Wow! I loved every note played. One would think that they practiced all the time. Thanks for sharing the tape. It was just wonderful!

  6. Tipper,
    Although I could not see the video…(green screen problem)… I heard it very well and sound was great!
    I suppose the third girl in the picture is the third little princess the cousin and sister to the Ben and Mark? Seems like I remember seeing the three on one of their creek adventures when they were younger!
    I am glad you had a great Christmas.
    Thanks Tipper,
    PS…We had a great Christmas also, except I broke a whole gallon jar full of Ambrosia on Christmas Day. Thankfully I had already put 2 1/2 quarts in the fridge to carry to our dinner!

  7. u no wif alittel pracktus thatun wif the purty burd on his gitar mite gist mak a gooden yit punctuation mark i had me 1 uv them burd geetars 1 time punctuation mark butt i thawt hit lookd lik a cheeken an tuk a puddie nife an prized hit off punctuation mark hit left a ugle place sos i tuk a roler an sum paint an maid hit lite blew awl over punctuation mark tel yore gitar piker ifin he desides tu dew hisn two knot paint the strangs cuz hit maks hit sound lik the rong ind ov the birdee punctuation mark
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  8. WOW! The fellows and lady sound great! Jim was impressed and I thought he was enjoying the performance. At the end he said, “That makes me feel so insecure! Everybody plays better than I do!” Bless his heart!
    HAPPY NEW YEAR!
    Eva Nell

  9. what a wonderful way to celebrate this holiday season.
    coming from the North I do miss the cold. We needed a touch of snow.

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