<![CDATA[Like it or not — almost always the latter — there comes a time when Father Time calls time on every musical artist. The voice becomes lower and brittle; the hands no longer nimbly travel paths down which they once shone. Some artists do their best to ignore this, going on painfully long after they should have stopped, in the hope that their audience will see and hear them through a sufficiently thick filter of nostalgia to weed out the pitifully obvious present day shortcomings. Others read the signs properly and know the moment has come to exit gracefully, leaving the fans with one final appearance while they are still on top of their game. Richie Furay, of Buffalo Springfield, Poco, Souther-Hillman-Furay Band, and solo work fame, is thankfully of the latter mindset.]]>
Richie Furay’s Farewell Performances Leave Behind a Bittersweet yet Good Feelin’ to Know
