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Ocean Colour Scene

Riverboat song, riverboat song lyrics.

It could mean: I see two riverboats ( parts of yourself )...is where the river runs red (you’re just hurting yourself if you keep on separate these parts of yourself). “Anyway for all the things you know tell me why does the river not flow Anyway for all the things you said tell me why does the river run red Anyway for all the things you've seen tell me when will the river run green” You should understand/tell me why does the river not flow/runs red before you can make that river run green. If you don’t try to cope the reason why you’re doing this to yourself (I see double) you’ll found out to be what you promised yourself you’ll never be (that’s my trouble). It reminds me of J.S.Mill “..Over himself, over his own body and mind, the individual is sovereign."

This song became famous when used as the theme song for Chris evan's TFI Friday. Its a superb song but i always feel a bit sick when i hear it as i remember this was their opening song when i saw them live at a festival, i got so badly crushed by all the crazy fans that i was in tears. It was great fun though!!!

Why is no one posting about this song?!! Its AMAZING!! havent got a clue wot it means tho, only bad thing is most people associate with chris evans now! GIIINNNNNGGGEEEERRRR!!!!

I'm with scouseluke, awesome band and a great riff.

I reckon this band singer thinks he's Lennon, fair bit of similarity in voice and singing styles. Pretty cool band.

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The Riverboat Song (Live) Lyrics

Moseley Shoals (Live in Birmingham)  by  Ocean Colour Scene

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I see double up ahead Where the riverboat swayed beneath the sun Is where the river runs red Like a King who stalks the wings and shoots a dove And frees an eagle instead It′s more or less the same as the things that you said I see trouble up the road Like the things you found in love are by the way And like to cheat on your soul Like the best and worst of thoughts that lose control Before you lie on your bed It's more or less the same as the things that you said Anyway for all the things you know tell me why does the river not flow Anyway for all the things you said tell me why does the river run red Anyway for all the things you′ve seen tell me when will the river run green And anyway for all the things you know tell me why does the river not flow It's more or less the things you fail to say in your way that's your trouble Like a King who stalks the wings and shoots the moon and the stars And his double It′s more or less the same as the things that you said I see trouble up ahead Where the river boat swayed beneath the sun Is where the river runs red I see double - that′s my trouble.

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"The Riverboat Song" by Ocean Colour Scene is a song that delves into themes of deception, dissatisfaction, and the struggle to find true happiness. The lyrics use vivid metaphors and imagery to convey the emotional turmoil experienced by the protagonist.

In the verses, the riverboat symbolizes a pathway or journey in life. The river running red represents a state of turmoil and conflict, while the king's actions of shooting a dove and setting an eagle free represent making choices that seem paradoxical or contradictory. This can be seen as a metaphor for the protagonist's struggle to find balance and make the right decisions in their own life.

The pre-chorus line, "It's more or less the same as the things that you said," suggests a sense of repetition and stagnation in the protagonist's experiences and relationships. They may feel stuck in a cycle of disappointment, not finding the fulfillment they seek.

The chorus poses questions about the river's color and lack of flow, using it as a metaphor for the protagonist's confusion and longing. It reflects their desire for change, resolution, and understanding. The repetition of these questions emphasizes the frustration and inner turmoil they feel.

In the third verse, the lyrics again touch on the protagonist's struggle to express themselves fully. The phrase "the things you fail to say" suggests a fear of revealing their true thoughts and emotions, which further contributes to their troubles and dissatisfaction.

Overall, "The Riverboat Song" explores the inner struggles we face in navigating relationships, making choices, and seeking fulfillment. It urges listeners to question and reflect upon the choices they make in their own lives and the impact these choices have on their overall happiness.

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However you interact with the Los Angeles River — cycling alongside it, admiring its many migratory birds through binoculars, or spying it on the silver screen in film after film — you know that this burbling beauty deserves a party in its honor.

Friends of the Los Angeles River, a group that is also known by the handle FoLAR, is just the team to stage a celebration for this shimmering star.

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Well, "near-ish" is more accurate: The afternoon-into-evening affair is taking playful place at Los Angeles State Historic Park.

Free admission is a hallmark of this ever-growing, ever-flowing event, but keep in mind that you'll need to register in advance through the FoLAR site; spots are expected to fill up quite quickly.

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Live music is an uplifting feature, too, and attendees can expect to move to a host of performers including Child Seat and Undecided Future; dance troupe Xipe Totec will also perform.

Food trucks, an arts village, raffles, an education center, and other sights/sounds/stop-bys will festoon the festival.

"The L.A. River connects so many diverse communities across its 51 miles and River Fest 2024 is about bringing those communities together to celebrate the ways in which the River continues to inspire us," states Candice Dickens-Russell, FoLAR CEO.

"With an incredible lineup of artists, advocates and community members, we hope River Fest will give all Angelenos the chance to experience the L.A. River's unique ability to enhance our collective wellbeing... and to have some fun together along the way."

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BRIGHTON — Festivalgoers got a sample of Brighton's new "farm-to-table" restaurant last weekend, and the whole shebang will open Friday.

Grand River Brewery opened its doors with a limited menu and beers on tap during "A Taste of Brighton." The restaurant, brewhouse, tasting room and entertainment venue at 201 W. Main St. will open for regular business hours Friday, July 19, with a ribbon cutting at 3:45 p.m.

"It was exciting just to be in Brighton with such a large crowd," said COO Bryce Davenport. "I think we were able to meet a lot of people over the span of the two days. Everyone was so welcoming."

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The basement, which has additional seating, will offer games and entertainment. They've already installed shuffleboard.

"We're in the process of getting arcade games," Davenport said. "There will be dart boards."

They'll also host live music and events.

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New Bedford’s Feast of the Blessed Sacrament 2024: Guide to music, parking, food plus more

NEW BEDFORD – The 108th Feast of the Blessed Sacrament promises to be a momentous occasion as women will serve as festeiras (committee members) for the first time in the Madeiran celebration’s history and organizers are invested in enhancing feast-goers’ cultural experience by introducing new ethnic foods and drinks and boosting Portuguese entertainment.

“We’re a younger committee, but we’re trying to keep it as traditional as you can when it comes to food, entertainment and decorations,” said feast president Tony Abreu, who is leading a team of 32 festeiros and 34 festeiras , including his sister Sonia Medeiros and his two nephews .

A mix of religious rituals, Portuguese cuisine, continuous free entertainment , carnival rides and games, kids activities and a parade, the feast will take place from Thursday, Aug. 1 to Sunday, Aug. 4 at Madeira Field in the North End of New Bedford.

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“We bumped up our Portuguese entertainment every night,” Abreu said. “Before it was probably 30% Portuguese and 70% English-speaking bands. Right now, I would say we’re about 60% Portuguese. Instead of spending our budget on a large national group, like a one-hit wonder, we decided to bring over the folklore group of the Casa do Povo da Camacha. We’re really excited to have them perform and bring some of the Madeiran culture over.”

Here is what you need to know before you go:

What are the hours of the Feast of the Blessed Sacrament?

The feast ends daily at 11:45 p.m. but starts at different times. On Thursday, Aug. 1, it begins at 6 p.m. and Friday, Aug. 2, at 5 p.m. On Saturday and Sunday, it opens at noon.

What schedule for Thursday night's opening ceremony?

The celebration will kick off Thursday with the assembly of the  festeiros  at the intersection of Earle Street and Acushnet Avenue at 5 p.m. They will march in a special procession to Our Lady of Immaculate Conception Church for a special Benediction to the Blessed Sacrament.

This will be followed by the placement of a floral wreath at the memorial stone to the feast’s four founders on the corner of Madeira field, where the official opening ceremony will take place at 6 p.m.

Special guests will include the president of Casa do Povo da Camacha and various state and city officials. Due to the recent elections held in Madeira , it has not been confirmed yet who will be representing the Regional Government of Madeira at the feast.

When does Grupo Folclórico da Casa do Povo da Camacha play at the New Bedford feast?

The world-renowned  Grupo Folclórico da Casa do Povo da Camacha  from Madeira Island will perform daily at 8 p.m. on the feast’s main stage.

With a repertoire spanning centuries-old traditions, the 30-plus member group embodies the spirit of Madeiran folklore, showcasing the Portuguese island’s authentic music, dance, and heritage through their colorful costumes and lively performances.

In addition to the daily performance, the group will march with the festeiros during the opening ceremony on Thursday evening and in the parade on Sunday afternoon. Members of the group are also expected to conduct workshops throughout the feast to teach feast-goers some basic Madeiran folk dance steps and about traditional costumes and instruments.

Founded in 1948, the Grupo Folclórico da Camacha has represented Madeira all over Portugal, across Europe, in North and South America, Africa, Asia and Oceania.

“Because they’re celebrating their 75 th anniversary, they did a big photo exhibition called Celebração (Celebration),” said Abreu. “They are going to be bringing it over with them and it’s going to be displayed at the Senhor da Pedra Club across the street. Anyone can view it free of charge during the feast.”

Live music at Feast of the Blessed Sacrament: What bands will play and where

Thursday, Aug. 1

The feast will feature free continuous live Portuguese and American entertainment at five performance locations.

Badfish, a Sublime tribute band, will headline the feast on Thursday, from 10 to 11:30 p.m. Other performers include: Freezepops, Something-Else, Nadia & Karma, Full Tilt, and Sharon & Kenny.

At the Museum Café, Fado singer Sonia Bettencourt will perform from 8 to 11:30 p.m. She will be accompanied by Viriato Ferreira on the classic guitar and Loic Da Silva on the Portuguese guitar.

Friday, Aug. 2

Headlining Friday, Foo Fighters tribute band Fooz Fighters will perform from 10 to 11:30 p.m. Other performers include: Get The Funk Out, Marvin & G, Candence & Company, Edge, and Little Lies.

Saturday, Aug. 3

Portuguese-American singer Nelia and her band will headline on Saturday, from 10 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Other performers include: Hallie Grace, Hardwire, Play by Play, Elvis, Morrissey Boulevard, Double Impact, and Jackson Neves (stage 4, 9-10 p.m.).

At the Museum Café, Fado singer Ana Vinagre will perform from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. She will be accompanied by Viriato Ferreira on the classic guitar and Loic Da Silva on the Portuguese guitar.

Sunday, Aug. 4

Headlining Sunday will be New Bedford-based BandFaith, from 10 to 11:30 p.m. Other performers include: Koury Sister, Jake Jensen, Rebecca Correia, Perry Solo, Frank Medeiros, Lacey Cheryl 5, and DJ Gazelle.

At the Museum Café, Fado singer-guitarist and singer Jackson Neves will perform music ranging from the 50s to today, from 5 to 7 p.m. 

When is the Feast of the Blessed Sacrament parade?

The parade steps off at 2 p.m. from Brooklawn Park and will proceed down Acushnet Avenue before turning left onto Earle Street and turning left again into the feast grounds.

Expect marching bands, fife & drum bands, bagpipers, militias, beauty queens, floats, classic cars, and much more.

Highlights this year will include the Grupo Folclórico da Camacha; New Bedford’s Recordações de Portugal Folklore Group; Pawtucket’s Social Portuguese Club Folklore Group; Cranston Portuguese Club Folklore Group; Discovery Language Academy’s Folklore Group; Banda Nossa Senhora Conceição Mosteirense, a Portuguese marching band of Fall River; and a Brazilian drumline.

Feast of the Blessed Sacrament food choices

Whether one prefers a carne-de-espeto, linguiça, caçoila or bifana sandwich from a barraca (food stand) or a complete meal of Portuguese-style chicken, beef, goat or tuna with potatoes, rice and vegetables under the pavilion, there is surely something to please every palate at the feast.

Visitors can buy sirloin steak cubes, add their own favorite spices, and cook them on a steel skewer over glowing coals in a 40-foot-long pit. They can also enjoy some freshly made milho frito or bolo do caco at a barraca or sip a glass of the world-renowned Madeira wine at the small-scale replica of the traditional Madeiran Santana House.

This year, they will have new foods and drinks to choose from.

“For a drink, we’ve added poncha. We’ll be selling it under the grapevine,” said Abreu with excitement.

Poncha is an emblematic drink of Madeira, made with Madeira rum, honey and lemon.

“We’re working with Beirão and they’ve created a list of cocktails made with beirão (liqueur). We’re going to be serving them at the museum and under the grapevine,” added Abreu.

Sweet rice and bolo de mel – a honey cake considered to be Madeira’s oldest dessert – have also been added to the menu. Snacks like dried fava beans, pumpkin seeds and corn will be sold in small bags with the feast’s logo.

For the first time, visitors will have the choice of having their linguiça, caçoila, hamburger or hot dog served on bolo do caco - a circular Madeiran flatbread, shaped like a cake. 

“Out of stand 14, you’ll have the option of having your sandwich in a papo-seco (Portuguese roll) or in bolo do caco just like they do in Madeira… for no charge,” Abreu said.

On Saturday, children under 12 will eat free from noon to 4 p.m. and senior citizens will enjoy a choice-of-menu dinner at a 50% discount under the main pavilion.

Does the Feast of the Blessed Sacrament take cash for food?

The feast operates on a cashless system; therefore, visitors must buy tickets ($1 each) to be able to purchase food or drinks at the feast. There are about a dozen ticket machines scattered around the grounds and some of them take credit cards.

“Our goal this year is to get everybody in, screened, ticketed and with a wristband and drink in hand within an hour,” Abreu said. “We’re getting three collapsible bars next to the entrances to help facilitate that.”

Guests who plan to drink any alcoholic beverages must acquire a wristband from one of the designated booths around the grounds. They will need to have their valid driver's license scanned to get a wristband, whose color varies daily. Each wristband contains the name and the last four digits of the person’s license number.

What's a good activity for kids?

The Kid's Day program on Saturday afternoon will feature new activities, including a wrestling rink near stage 2. Other activities will include Disney characters, baby goats from Hidden Gems Farm, ax throwing by Boy Scouts of America and a Discovery Learning Laboratory.

Can I bring a cooler to the feast? Here's what security prohibits

Since the feast is expected to draw about 200,000 visitors, organizers have put into place several security measures, including the use of metal detectors, to assure that attending the feast is as safe and enjoyable as possible.

As in years past, no coolers, backpacks, oversized purses, drones, selfie sticks, tripods, GoPro or video cameras will be allowed on the feast grounds.

Where can you park?

Finding a parking space on the street will surely be no easy task.

However, feast organizers have worked out a deal with Joe Adão, the owner of a car dealership on the old Cliftex Mill property on Belleville Avenue. Adão has agreed to move out his cars to provide parking space for a fee.

Half of the money collected will be donated to the Club Madeirense S.S. Sacramento for scholarships, Abreu said.

For more information about the feast, visit  http://feastoftheblessedsacramentcom.ning.com/

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Jimmy butler, roquan smith and chase rice opening live music venue in river north.

Jack Grieve is a Crain’s reporter covering the news people are talking about, from Chicago and West Michigan to Cleveland , Detroit and New York .

Former Chicago Bulls forward Jimmy Butler, former Chicago Bears linebacker Roquan Smith and popular country music singer-songwriter Chase Rice are among the investors bringing a new 10,000-square-foot entertainment venue to Chicago's River North neighborhood.

The celebrity A-listers have teamed up with Ohio-based Forward Hospitality Group to bring Welcome to the Farm to 15 W. Illinois St. The opening is slated for early August.

Welcome to the Farm is part BBQ restaurant and bar, part live music venue. The concept will echo existing spots like Old Crow Smokehouse in Wrigleyville and Bub City, which is also in River North.

The Chicago opening will be the third rendition of the Welcome to the Farm concept. Forward Hospitality first opened it in Cleveland in 2021, with a second location now operating in St. Petersburg, Fla.

"Chicago has always been one of my favorite places to visit and to perform, and summer music festival season seemed like the perfect time to bring Welcome to the Farm to the city," Rice said in a written statement announcing the plans.

The new restaurant-bar will seat about 300 people and feature a second-floor performance stage with rotating live music. It will also boast a retractable rooftop patio space.

Raheem Sealey of KYU fame will serve as executive chef. Expect smoked ribs, brisket, cornbread, handheld sandwiches and more.

Chicagoans may recognize the Forward Hospitality name as they are the same people behind Fulton Market's hot Good Night, John Boy, which opened in 2023.

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Rock, Country, and BBQ Collide: Duval Music Jam debuts in Jacksonville on July 20

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Duval Music Jam is the first-ever event in Jacksonville that will showcase music writers, country bands, and rock bands.

The event will kick off on July 20 at noon at Underbelly and will continue every third Saturday of the month.

Tickets begin at $20 and will take place at 113 East Bay Street. There will be a full bar, BBQ, and vendors all year every month.

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Feather River Hot Springs announces an upcoming event: Farrow and the Peach Leaves, out of Nevada City, will play a live concert at the chicken coop stage July 27, starting at 7 p.m. Admission is $20; organizers report that all proceeds from the event will be donated to the U.S. Hotshots Association .

Graham Farrow came up in a small gold town in the Sierra Foothills of Northern California, and his songs orbit the things around him and the lives of the people getting by in this beautiful and often challenging place. With the assistance of the family-style band, Farrow and the Peach Leaves, he has toured the span of the West Coast. Their unique brand of Americana, blues, rock and country includes rich and introspective songwriting, deep grooves and tinges of swampy country guitar.

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