Jackson Browne live best at the beacon theater

I was at the show at the Beacon Theater in NYC on July 27th. I did this print from the canvas from the show. It was an amazing show..
Browne brought forth his 1974 classic “Before the Deluge,” singing of dreamers on “the brave and crazy wings of youth” who were “angry at the way the earth was abused” — who nonetheless responded with the call: “Let the music keep our spirits high.”
These songs, recorded decades apart, were just two highlights of Browne's joyous return to one of the singer's favorite venues, in a year that marks the 50th anniversary of his debut album. “I love the Beacon,” said Browne — despite contracting COVID-19 previously at the hall, he acknowledged. His affection extended to the city outside. “I just dig how resilient New York is,” he said.
Dressed in black and sporting a gray beard that he has grown in recent years, Browne looked even more the part of a spiritual best music master — guiding his listeners through both mysteries of the heart and the turmoil of a troubled world.