(Best heard through headphones!) This clip is taken from a benefit concert entitled "Living Legacy: A Tribute to the Music of Dan Fogelberg." The show took place March 31, 2006 at Spring Valley United Methodist Church, in the Wesley Hall. Almost 250 people came to this free show. An offering was taken to benefit the United Methodist Committee on Relief, a "first-responding" agency during disasters like Katrina and Darfur. Over $2,000 was raised that night. The all volunteer band of 21 musicians rehearsed for several months to learn many of Fogelberg's songs. (Musician credits can be found at the end of the last of the five video clips). More info at: http://www.ericfolkerth.com//B1082610... Songs featured in this video are: To The Morning Stars Run for the Roses Leader of the Band

Best heard through headphones!) This clip is taken from a benefit concert entitled "Living Legacy: A Tribute to the Music of Dan Fogelberg." The show took place March 31, 2006 at Spring Valley United Methodist Church, in the Wesley Hall. Almost 250 people came to this free show. An offering was taken to benefit the United Methodist Committee on Relief, a "first-responding" agency during disasters like Katrina and Darfur. Over $2,000 was raised that night. The all volunteer band, called Connections, rehearsed for several months to learn many of Fogelberg's songs. (Musician credits can be found at the end of the last of the five video clips). More information at: http://www.ericfolkerth.com//B1082610... Songs featured in this video are: Missing You The Reach There's a Place in the World for a Gambler

(Best heard through headphones!) This clip is taken from a benefit concert entitled "Living Legacy: A Tribute to the Music of Dan Fogelberg." The show took place March 31, 2006 at Spring Valley United Methodist Church, in the Wesley Hall. Almost 250 people came to this free show. An offering was taken to benefit the United Methodist Committee on Relief, a "first-responding" agency during disasters like Katrina and Darfur. Over $2,000 was raised that night. The all volunteer band, called Connections, rehearsed for several months to learn many of Fogelberg's songs. (Musician credits can be found at the end of the last of the five video clips). More info at: http://www.ericfolkerth.com Songs featured in this video are: Country Claire Forever Jung Netherlands Longer Hard to Say The Last Nail

(Best heard through headphones!) This clip is taken from a benefit concert entitled "Living Legacy: A Tribute to the Music of Dan Fogelberg." The show took place March 31, 2006 at Spring Valley United Methodist Church, in the Wesley Hall. Almost 250 people came to this free show. An offering was taken to benefit the United Methodist Committee on Relief, a "first-responding" agency during disasters like Katrina and Darfur. Over $2,000 was raised that night. The all volunteer band, called Connections, rehearsed for several months to learn many of Fogelberg's songs. (Musician credits can be found at the end of the last of the five video clips). More info at: http://www.ericfolkerth.com Songs featured in this video are: Only the Heart May Know Old Tennessee Power of Gold Rhythm of the Rain

(Best heard through headphones!) This clip is taken from a benefit concert entitled "Living Legacy: A Tribute to the Music of Dan Fogelberg." The show took place March 31, 2006 at Spring Valley United Methodist Church, in the Wesley Hall. Almost 250 people came to this free show. An offering was taken to benefit the United Methodist Committee on Relief, a "first-responding" agency during disasters like Katrina and Darfur. Over $2,000 was raised that night. The all volunteer band of 21 musicians, called "Connections," rehearsed for several months to learn many of Fogelberg's songs. (Musician credits can be found at the end of the last of the five video clips). More info at: http://www.ericfolkerth.com Songs featured in this video are: Intimidation Love Gone By Illinois Same Old Lang Syne Heart Hotels

A video by Jeff Patterson of "Not in Our Name" using my song "Prairie Chapel Road" as the soundtrack. Pictures are from Camp Casey 2005.