Gary Ball - A Stranger Passing Through

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Our friend and colleague Gary Ball, age 62, died May 8, 2011 at Boulder Community Hospital.
Countless people have been deeply touched by Gary's incredible spirit, and his contributions to creating a better world.Along with being a movement musician, Gary was a dedicated lifelong activist for the rights of all people and for the protection of the earth and all beings. To support his activism, Gary most recently worked as a bookkeeper for Jim Morris Environmental T-shirts and at the Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center, where he also served on the Spokescouncil.
The job he loved most, however, was being the Co-Founder (with his wife Betty and Co-Coordinator of the Mendocino Environmental Center - saving redwood trees in Northern California, 1987-1997. The MEC still flourishes today.
Gary was also a talented singer, songwriter & guitarist. ALL $15 OF THE PRICE FOR THIS CD WILL GO TO HIS WIFE BETTY BALL.

1. Hobo Song, by John Prine
2. The Man Who Sings, by Shep
3. You Can't Clearcut, by Darryl Cherney
4. There's a Lone Wolf, by Walkin' Jim Stoltz
5. Burning Times, by Charles Murphy
6. Hard Times, by Stephen Foster
7. Come Out Tonight, Willy, by Walkin' Jim Stoltz
8. Oh, California, by Cecelia Ostrow
9. Who Bombed Judy Bari, by Darryl Cherney
10. Heavenly Choir, by Bob Gibson
11. Maybe That's Where They Go, by Walkin' Jim Stoltz
12. Denver's Gone, words by Gary Ball
13. Rocky Flats Ranger, words by Gary Ball
14. Before the Deluge, by Jackson Browne
15. Middle Aged Groupies, by Bob Gibson
16. Hobo's Lullabye, by Goebel Reeves