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Sep 19Liked by Tim Dillinger

The execs didn't know what they were seeing. Ecstasy and grace come from the same place.

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Sep 18Liked by Tim Dillinger

Tim, I love when you tell your own story/ies. And Mylon's story is also fascinating. May be rest in peace and power. I do believe in the last video that was some folk drumming around a fire and chanting to Yemaya! Am I correct that there was acceptance and understanding in his song?

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Sep 18Liked by Tim Dillinger

I remember Mylon LeFevre once stating in an interview (...as I don't quite remember which magazine of the many, was conducting it) but he was asked about his very "unconventional" and even somewhat "inappropriate worldly wardrobe, costuming and clothing he & his band members would wear on stage during their concerts, which were SUPPOSED to reflect Christian ethics, morals, role modeling & evangelism. His quick & concise response to that was something to the effect of, "Do you expect us all to wear neck ties with sharp & shiny 3-piece suits? Well, back in the day, even no good, gun slinging Mobsters & Gangsters wore 3-piece suits!"

That quote may not have been word for word verbatim, but that was the BEST & QUICKEST comeback I've heard in a long, long while!!!

It's too bad we lost Mylon after a battle with cancer, in September of 2023.

Anthony Ochoa

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Sep 18Liked by Tim Dillinger

I was listening to TRAIN'S UP IN THE SKY as part of my vocal warm up for church yesterday. I really loved his cover of SHOWER THE PEOPLE, which was surprisingly soulful (not sure why he reversed the lyrics in the chorus). May he rest.

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