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What kind of impact, if any, has my creativity may change in your life?

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Troy Rodgers

Your creativity brings me joy. It's inspired all manner of further exploration into Celtic music, art, and history, which in turn creates further appreciation of the music. A positive feedback loop, I guess you could say. Or a Celtic knot.

Rimbo (he-him)

Well, you got me into my first rock n roll band. And you forced me to learn the chords to Tom Lehrer's "Ancient Irish Ballad." And then there was that embarrassing moment when we auditioned a new bass player, she said "let's just start with a basic blues riff" and I played a boogie-woogie riff on the old keyboard instead because I genuinely had no idea what a blues riff was with my classical training. I had to relearn how to play to be able to jam. I already kinda sorta knew that good music wasn't about hitting the right notes perfectly, but you showed me how much more passion and energy are needed to make it work. S&M Blues. Ya got me lovin hurtin lovin hurtin... And it is nice to know if I ever have a song idea that I don't want to sing (because I will never be a great soloist), I can send it off to you and have it done better. Remember going out to 6th Street and critiquing the bands, while we tried to figure out what would be best for ours and what we wanted to avoid? You ain't gotta thing if you ain't got that swing, man.

Rie Sheridan Rose

I doubt I would ever have written any songs for other people to hear without you, dude...

Krory

You created a tradition for me and my brothers to go to GenCon and see your show, which really means a lot to us. We think about passing it up, but then say “Marc’s gonna be there, we need to go.” My parents got to see you at the Indy ren faire last year after hearing us talk about it for years. Your music means a lot to us and gives us something fun to play when we’re all together. We’ve created a family tradition with your music.