Family time in the woods…

Selfie by Vanessa Kaukonen

It’s been hot, but hey… it’s July in Ohio. It’s meant to be hot. We’ve been prepping for Panini # 4 and Jack and I have been rehearsing for #12 of the Quarantine Concert Series. It’s been a great week playing with him. The last time we played together was in February and that was electric. Getting back to basics in these times of isolation has been more than a blessing.

Of course there is still time for Maverick and me to take a walk together!

Foto by Vanessa Kaukonen

So Jack and I certainly have some treats in store for you all as well as us. Truly a win/win situation!

So… Saturday July 4 at 8PM fire up your YouTube, go to Fur Peace TV and enjoy the show!


Comments

  1. Comment made on July 7, 2020 by HOGAN

    Love the hats….

    Glad to hear that Jack and crew made it safely…

    🙂

  2. Comment made on July 3, 2020 by Pete

    Welcome home Jack. Very pleased that you’ve come for, while providing a vital layer of, shelter from the storm. All at once there are going to be an awful lot of smiling faces around the globe when you two hit the stage. Let the positive vibes mutiply and prevail. I heard that Uncle Sam, was hidin’ out, at the Fur Peace Ranch. Happy 4th to all. Wave it wide and high.

  3. Comment made on July 3, 2020 by Brian Doyle

    Jorma is turning in to a gnome!…

    Should be a great show tomorrow…

    Jack is Back!…

  4. Comment made on July 3, 2020 by Howard Wade

    I love the shot of you two in the hats. I bet Maverick is happy to have you home so much. Regarding QC #12 all I can say is HOT F’IN TUNA 🤟

  5. Comment made on July 3, 2020 by Roberto ATX

    Happy pre 4th!
    Summer in Texas,sweat ,sweat,hydrate hydrate,repeat.
    Gonna find some ME time,and some vitamin” T ” una for at least 24 hrs.
    What dat I smell? Smells like fish?
    Rave On!

  6. Comment made on July 2, 2020 by Richard Quinn

    Hi Jack!

  7. Comment made on July 2, 2020 by Mitch Spector

    Happy 4th of July weekend Jorma & Vanessa . Looking forward to the Tuna Set .Thank you for all the great music and cool interludes between songs .Its been awesome .Peace & love to my F.P.R Family & thanks again .E

  8. Comment made on July 2, 2020 by Judge Jim

    Happy 4th to all the FPR team – wave that flag, wave it wide and high………..

  9. Comment made on July 2, 2020 by DennisK

    @Ed
    Thanks Ed!
    I first heard “The Terrible Operation Blues” performed by Jorma and Barry in a Chatham NJ church, with my pre-teen daughter sitting in the pew by my side. I quickly realized it was not about surgery per se.

    The song has been running through my head (and earbuds) for the past several months. I often imagined Vanessa playing the role of “Hannah May,” to Jorma’s “Georgia Tom.”🤣

    When I woke up from the “gas,” I recommended that my awesome recovery room nurses give the song a listen… Yas, yas, yas.

  10. Comment made on July 2, 2020 by JOHNB

    That is some some fine looking headgear you are sporting there.
    I am into countdown mode regarding Saturdays’s show with Jack .Thank you for the special treat.

  11. Comment made on July 2, 2020 by Carey georgas

    Hot fun in the summertime! Can’t hardly wait!

  12. Comment made on July 2, 2020 by JOHN O

    Looks like 2 happy campers to me!

  13. Comment made on July 2, 2020 by Ed

    @DennisK
    Best wishes to you Dennis – sounds like you had a doctor who knew how to fix it, and just what to do.
    And I couldn’t agree with you more about the healing powers of Dr. K and crew.
    It might sound nuts to say I’ve taken a lot of positives from the situation, but I have, and one of them is the amazing display of caring for others that we get every Saturday night from FPR.

  14. Comment made on July 2, 2020 by mikie

    Tractor Supply having a sale on boonie hats?
    Good to see you all so happy, sure do enjoy your messages. m

  15. Comment made on July 2, 2020 by DennisK

    Hi Jorma, Vanessa, Myron and Brother Hurl, Et al.

    I recently fought my through a “Terrible Operation” (aka elective surgery). This procedure combined with all that is going globally and nationally, made life incredibly challenging both mental and physically. I relied on the little pleasures in life to help to me maintain a positive mental attitude during my recovery. The live shows from the FPR have been a critical part of my healing process and always provided something to look forward to when simply getting through the day was my primary goal.

    Now that I am back on my feet again and firing on all cylinders, I just wanted to express my sincere gratitude to all those involved in the shows, vids, sound, production, etc. You often say how these shows have helped you, but all of you should know that these performances have played a critical role for myself and many others to stay on track…As you say “a win/win.”

    Can’t wait to see HT again!
    Sincerely,
    Dennis

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