COPACETIC:
(kō´på•sĕt´ĭk), adj. snappy; fine, going just right
Bill “Bojangles” Robinson, a famous black tap-dancer,
singer and actor during the turn of the twentieth century claims to have
invented this word while working as a shoeshine boy in Richmond.
Although others may dispute this claim, Mr. Robinson certainly did a lot
to popularize the word. As you listen to these songs, I hope that they will be a
blessing to your soul and help to make your day copacetic.
"I am come that they might have
life, and that they might have it more abundantly." John 10:10 KJV
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I would like to thank my very special friends
Emma McDowell on the fiddle and Russell Watkins on the mandolin.
This album is dedicated to the memory of my cousin, Jakob
Blake Bellamy (1981 - 2002). Jakob suffered from severe Bipolar
Disorder aggravated by the events of 9/11. As Jacob of the Old
Testament wrestled with God, so our Jakob wrestled with his illness.
"Jakob's Song" is a special tribute to the celebration of
Jakob's life.
My banjo is a Stelling Bellflower. The background
of the CD is an actual picture of my banjo head and you can see the
autograph of Geoff Stelling!
- Daniel Holt Bohannon |
Emma McDowell |
Russell Watkins |
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