LarryMilamUnleashed
United States, Oregon, Salem
LarryMilamUnleashed
I thank you all so much for stopping by here and sharing your time and listening to my songs and music. I wouldn’t be able to post anything here without your loving support.
Writing the song “Do You Feel That Heat” meant an awful lot to me because I wrote it just after my youngest son, a Marine, went to Iraq in 2003 to end the reign of Saddam Hussein. Those poor young men went weeks without bathing or any other proper amenities that we experience every day. Needless to say his entire Battalion was on security lock down and my wife and I could hardly breathe for a couple of months until we were able the hear from him.
Again I thank you all from the bottom of my heart for gifting me with a portion of your day and your life. Bless each and every one of you!
I wanted to take a moment to say hi to everyone. I really appreciate your listening to my music and giving me feedback. Having you guys listen to my tunes has been a most rewarding experience for me. For your, kindness, advice and devotion, I sincerely thank you. You are all a Blessing to me. All you folks here are my biggest inspiration and that's what keeps me going! I can't thank you enough!
Read moreMerry Christmas everyone! My family, friends and I will be gathering here in Northern Oregon for all of our festivities and enjoying this wonderful, magical time of year! Have a great Christmas and holiday season!
Read moreHere we are again folks! Hanging out with friends locally and playing jams and gigs is a lot of fun. But making music at the studio and recording it is really where it's at! So here's more great music for you to listen to by LarryMilamUnleashed!
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Thanks for stopping by and listening to my sounds! The sites where I'm posting my songs seem to be taking off and I'm just enjoying the ride! I like playing gigs locally at the wineries, restaurants and a few food courts.
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I've been hitting a few jams here and there and playing Saturday afternoons at Silver Inn, still playing all the music from the sixties, seventies and eighties. We are so blessed to be living in a free country that allows us so much liberty!
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Hope you're having a great day folks! I've been playing live at Silver Inn in Salem, Oregon since April and it looks like it will be on Saturdays from now on. I'd like to possibly start an open Jam locally so if anyone is interested let me know!
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About LarryMilamUnleashed
I turned 18 while in Army Basic Training at Ford Ord, California. Advance Individual Training consisted of learning to climb telephone poles for Signal Corps duties. It turns out the unit where I was assigned in Vietnam had no poles to climb. So I wound up, “a jack of all trades, and a master of none”, as my Master Sergeant once called me. Skipping forward a few months has me turning 19 years old in Central Highlands, Pleiku, Vietnam during the year of 1968.
For all of us soldiers doing the fighting, it sometimes seemed that there was no clear objective or goal coming from our leaders in (expired link). Our Commander in Chief, Lyndon B. Johnson was not well-liked in the rank-and-file military at all. We would often encounter attacks, ambushes, and booby traps at any place or time. It was a conflict where territory changed hands frequently, people moved freely and their political loyalties were often unclear. The very people that performed post-unit services, ie: laundry or manual labor during the day time would be humping “mojos” (mortars) through the jungle at night. One lesson dearly learned was that military victories do not necessarily achieve political goals without the stomach to follow through on the battlefield. From where we (soldiers) sat on those battlefields, we were winning. Until we got the order to retreat. Almost every time. And those orders came from “dumb-asses” sitting in (expired link). who had no eyeballs on our conflicts and no experience whatsoever to handle them even if their eyeballs were right in front of us. Okay … got that off my chest.
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