Keith Glass And The Tumblers ‎– Living Down My Past Label: Virgin ‎– VOZCD Format: CD, Album Country: Australia Released: One Woman Shy: Five Minutes Before Midnight: Companies, etc. Recorded At – Sing Sing Studios; Pressed By.

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View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Southerly Buster on Discogs. Label: Massive (2) - • Format: 2x, CD Album, Limited Edition • Country: Australia • Genre: Folk, World, & Country • Style: Country4/5.

In Glass co-produced the album, 'Two Roads: Live in Australia' by US country rockers, Butch Hancock and Jimmie Dale Gilmore. In he released another solo album, 'Living Down My Past'. He made several appearances at the Tamworth Country Music Festival in the early s. Glass co-hosted a radio program, High in the Saddle, with Dave.

Jan 14,  · Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group She Is My Woman · Hour Glass The Hourglass ℗ Capitol Records, LLC Released on: Composer: Gregg Allman Auto-generated by YouTube.

Sep 24,  · One Woman's Journey - a journal being written from Woodhaven - her cottage in the woods. Southeastern U.S., United States This Journal is being written for my pleasure, my children and my grandchildren. Sharing some of my past, present and thoughts for future. It is the Journal of a sensitive soul who has entered her 8th decade.

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The Man in the Glass, is a poem written by Dale Wimbrow in Originally, it was called The Guy in the Glass but over the past 80 years, the wording and phrasing has varied slightly. The message of the poem is powerful and a stark reminder that we will only be at ease with ourselves, if we can look in the mirror each day and accept what we see.

The house was empty, and one felt, since one was the only person in the drawing-room, like one of those naturalists who, covered with grass and leaves, lie watching the shyest animals—badgers, otters, kingfish-ers—moving about freely, themselves unseen. The room that afternoon was full of such shy creatures, lights and shadows, curtains.