Part 1 James Woodward on The Urantia Book & meeting Mike Pinder/Moody Blues, Deadsy, & Van Morrison

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Since Mike Pinder just died and James talks about hanging out with him I put his photo as the thumbnail.
The previous thumbnail photo was of James Woodward in 1975, around the time of his Van Morrison story.
Here James shares a story from the '70s about Van Morrison and more recent stories like working with Lee Farmer and the Little Savages who played at Urantia conferences.
James also recalls meeting Elijah Blue Allman and his band Deadsy who were reading The Urantia Book which influenced their music. They meet after their concert at Smart Bar in Chicago Aug. 30, 2002.
James also shares about when he got to spend an afternoon with Mike Pinder of the Moody Blues through a Urantia Book connection.
The interview cut off due to a camera issue, but I created a "part two" where James shares more stories, including talking with famous actor Eddie Albert about The Urantia Book.

[@kerriblache4685]

Nice interview, thank you! I didn't know about Van Morrison - wow, love that!

[@agondonter49]

Great interview, Michael and James. It's always interesting and enlightening to learn more about long-time readers and students of the Papers, especially so in these difficult times. As the power and influence of those who fear truth continue to wane, surely we will hear more personal stories from the community of creative artists in all fields. Peace, Michael

[@susiefairfield7218]

Thank You for sharing this James Woodward interview. Van the Man! The Moody Blues, Bob Dylan, and Jerry Garcia were all hip to the Book of Uratia, i bet. Been reading it since 94. Such a Great Book. Love the messsge & the music Appreciate it ❤

[@stuckinheaven2009]

Thanks❤