Even though our world may be completely whacked out, it’s FRIDAY! Time to kick back to some Good People grooves from Jack Johnson. Awhile back my big sis Shere introduced me to Jack Johnson on a birthday trip to Charlottesville when we blasted his CDs there and back (over and over again) – his music is so awesome!
Since then his music compilations have received high-frequency plays in Virginia’s kick-back playlist. Jack Johnson has so many amazing songs it’s hard to pick a fav, but his “Good People” is definitely near the top of my list.
Here’s a YouTube video of the album version (there are lots of great concert YouTubes to check out of him singing this song, but this one had the best sound.)
Email readers, you know the drill – click in to the Roses website to catch a listen (the 15 second ad can be annoying, but then you can listen to the song.) 🙂
For all the good (& struggling-to-be-good) people out there, here’s some jellyfish joy to spread around (as captured a few years ago @ the Vancouver Aquarium.)
“Found my foundation, it was underneath me all along. On this path I’m on I’ll never walk alone.” Jack Johnson
Here’s to not walking (or jellyfishing it) alone!
grace, peace & good people (jellyfishy) grooves
Virginia : )
I never heard of him…but i enjoyed the music…
Before Shere ‘introduced’ Jack Johnson to me on that C’ville trip (& I kept asking her to play his cds over & over) I hadn’t either, Carol-Jo. But he totally rocks – I have so enjoyed his laid back music grooves these last few years! 🎤😎🎤
Luv his music, too … great pic!!
Thanks Cin – Shere said his music is a fav go-to when the Perry clan gets together (ie, they all like him!) Isn’t that a fun pic (& your sis is having fun with new photo software!) Love & hugs!! 🎤💜😎💜🤗💜🎤
Really nice ….unlike so many songs today.. you can actually understand what he’s saying…Diane
Diane – Jack Johnson rocks & also does a lot of benefit concerts to help various causes all over. Blessings & blogging hugs! 🌟🎤😎🎤🤗🎤🌟
There are parts of ‘Better Together’ that launch me back to my college years in the mid-70’s.