I've done, over the years, at least a couple dozen shows with these guys, mostly at the Fabulous Commodore Ballroom. Until recently (curse you Chapters/Indigo!) there was an independant bookstore downstairs- directly underneath the bouncing dance floor. After a SOTW show, they used to have to pick all the books up off the floor, mostly thanks to this song right here!

Never heard the indigo girls version. I agree...this song holds a special place for me. We used to listen to it while stuck in Ohio at school before we could move down to NC. Thought about moving elsewhere a few times but this state really has it all.

Never heard the indigo girls version. I agree...this song holds a special place for me. We used to listen to it while stuck in Ohio at school before we could move down to NC. Thought about moving elsewhere a few times but this state really has it all.

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The James Taylor original has a special nostalgic meaning for me, but this is nice. Indigo Girls do a sweet version of this as well.

indigo prophecies is such a fun game.

One of my favorites. I've never liked the Indigo Girls because of their version of this song. I could never forgive them.

Dr. Steven Palter created a new laparoscopic technology that enables surgeons to "see" tumors and other pathologies as if they had x-ray vision:

The new “keyhole” surgery technique enables surgeons to see tumors and other pathologies, including endometriosis not otherwise visible. In traditional laparoscopy, the telescope provides the same view as would be seen with the naked eye. In the new method, highly specific filters are incorporated into the light system and telescope so that surgeons can see the tiny amounts of fluorescent light that all living human tissues give off when illuminated, a phenomenon called “autofluorescence”.

Normal and diseased tissues give off different amounts of light. Areas of disease that block fluorescence are seen as dark indigo areas, whereas those that emit fluorescence glow like a firefly. With this new surgical technique I can see disease that is otherwise invisible and treat the patient more effectively.

Hmmm, no Indigo girls.... Pink is obviously inflenced by the "4 non blondes" singer. This song would shoehorn right into their classic album. Damn she's tight on this.

There you go--a Saidi dance routine by the Indigo of which the incomparable Rachel Brice is a member. And so, I don't know them, but I sure wish I did!